Sandy Springs initiated maintenance on the City Springs parking garage, with work scheduled on weekdays, affecting parking availability and west entrance access.

The Milton Equestrian Committee is holding a meeting to discuss incentives for "large lot" ownership to maintain the area's equestrian character and will also plan the "Meet the Neighbors" event.

Milton City Council approved an MOU with GDOT for the Highway 9 project, covering financial commitments and plans for road expansion. They also unanimously passed various service agreements and set the Fiscal Year 2026 budget projections.

Butts County Tax Commissioner's Office is hiring a Tag-Tax Clerk focused on customer service, issuing tags and titles, and processing tax payments with a need for accuracy and autonomy.

Butts County is seeking bids for tree management services on County right-of-ways and may include emergency services. Proposals are due by October 23, 2025, and must follow specific submission guidelines.

Katherine Wells was appointed as the Superintendent of Emanuel Probation Detention Center, effective September 16, 2025, as announced by GDC Commissioner Tyrone Oliver.

Clayton County is hosting a bi-weekly Farmer's Market at Carl Rhodenizer Recreation Center for fresh local produce, accepting various payment methods.

Ex-Stonecrest mayor Jason Lary, convicted of embezzling COVID-19 funds, is barred from running for a city council seat due to his federal prison sentence.

Brookhaven Police target participants in street takeovers, with 11 arrests and seven vehicle impounds, urging legal alternatives for racing enthusiasts.

Suwanee and Sugar Hill cities engage in their third "Community Food Fight" to collect donations for the North Gwinnett Co-Op, with residents encouraged to participate in the charitable event.

Katherine Barnes Stevens was crowned Ms. Senior Newton County in a pageant that celebrated senior women's grace and wisdom, featuring various talents and dance performances.

Atlanta's Mayor Dickens signed an Executive Order limiting permits for the 2026 FIFA World Cup to balance event excitement with residents' daily life.

Acworth officials honored former Lemon Street Schools students for their impact in overcoming segregation, with a proclamation recognizing alumni like Willie Mae and Claude Johnson for advancing educational equality.