Malachi Chaney, surviving a tornado that destroyed his home, expresses gratitude during recovery, with support from family and public figures, including Shaquille O’Neal.

The Bookmobile in Cobb County serves as a mobile library providing books through the Books2Keep program, in partnership with the Cobb County School District.

"HBCU on the Lawn" event in Clayton County celebrates HBCUs with music, food, and games on June 21, 2025, from 1-6 p.m. at Lake Spivey Recreation Center.

Malachi Chaney, 19, is out of the ICU after suffering serious injuries during an EF-2 tornado in Henry County, Georgia. Thrown 300 feet from his home, he now faces a long recovery, including relearning how to walk. His father, actor Tray Chaney, shared updates as the community rallies around the family, with a GoFundMe set up to aid their recovery.

Duluth launches a summer live music series coinciding with the Lantern Parade, aiming to brighten downtown with entertainment and support local talent.

Rapper YFN Lucci announces his first concert after prison at State Farm Arena on August 23, with tickets on sale and strict parole conditions in place.

Sandy Springs announces its annual Stars & Stripes Fireworks Celebration on July 4 with family activities, live music by Hot Flash, and a 9:30 p.m. fireworks display. Food trucks will be present, and picnics are allowed.

Cobb County announces a summer outdoor concert series featuring a diverse range of musical genres and artists, with various venues offering both free and paid seating options.

Gwinnett County's 17th annual Supplier Networking Event will take place on April 24 at the Gas South Convention Center, offering local vendors a chance to network with government contacts.

Taste of Marietta's 30th anniversary features over 50 restaurants, live music, and a new VIP Lounge for an elevated experience, plus the Georgia Grown Member Village showcasing local products.

Crabapple LIVE, a monthly event in Milton with food, music, and art, begins May 1st at 5 p.m. offering a family-friendly atmosphere and local delights.

Milton participates in Georgia Cities Week, highlighting municipal services and community projects like park improvements and local government engagement through activities including Earth Day events and meetings with city chiefs.

Milton City's Toddler Tuesday on Earth Day at Community Center Park offers free nature-themed activities, including crafting, planting, and a leaf scavenger hunt for children and families.