The 2025 North Georgia State Fair introduces a new traffic flow to reduce congestion, with local authorities implementing dedicated lanes and shuttle services for attendees.

The Marietta History Center is organizing a tombstone cleaning workshop at Marietta City Cemetery, aimed at teaching monument preservation techniques.

Atlanta Mayor and officials unveiled a plaque honoring late Councilman Ivory Lee Young Jr. at Rodney Cook Sr. Park, celebrating his service and impact on city projects.

Sylvan Hills welcomes "La Bodega and Pupuseria," offering access to fresh produce, with the Atlanta Mayor supporting the venture. The eatery, Red Room Bistro, introduces diverse flavors, while Smorgasbord Atlanta, a food festival, is set to launch.

Georgia launches the Georgia Grown Veterans Spotlight to honor veteran farmers for America's 250th anniversary.

The James Jones Gymnastics Academy is nearing its $60,000 fundraising goal to relocate to a new facility, with support from Olympic gymnast Jordan Chiles and celebrities.

A Georgia business owner, Carl Alan Zaglin, was convicted for bribing Honduran officials and money laundering in a scheme to secure government contracts.

LifeLine Animal Project in Atlanta offers a free pet adoption event, waiving fees at three shelters, to help pets find homes and alleviate shelter overcrowding, with support from Petco Love.

Gwinnett County is seeking developers to transform the 72-acre former Gwinnett Place Mall into a mixed-use space, investing $49 million in local infrastructure to support the project.

Lawrenceville provides free mulch to residents on first Fridays monthly, except in September and October. Pickup is available, with limited delivery options, at 460 Paper Mill Road.

Marietta prepares for a procession to honor the late Master Firefighter Preston Fant, with expected traffic impacts on September 18 from 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM.

Dacula, GA unveils a new synthetic turf playing field at Rabbit Hill Park with ADA-compliant features and improved facilities, promoting inclusive play and reduced weather-related cancellations.

The Crabapple Fest in Milton returns on October 4 with art, antiques, family activities, food, and music, expecting large attendance in downtown Milton.