Roswell Teen Charged with Domestic Terrorism After Alleged 'Joke' School Threat
A 14-year-old is arrested in Roswell for making online threats against Elkins Pointe Middle School, which were claimed to be a joke. The police found a replica gun and charged the teen with terroristic threats and domestic terrorism.
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens Calls for Action Against Gun Violence After Tragic Shooting in Winder, Georgia
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens spoke on gun violence, stressing the need for stricter gun laws and reflecting on a recent tragedy in Winder, Georgia. He highlighted guns as the key issue in ongoing violence.
Acworth City Council Declares September Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in Support of Mighty Millie Foundation
Acworth City Council recognized September as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and presented a proclamation to the Mighty Millie Foundation, encouraging community support for pediatric cancer.
Green Oasis on the Horizon as Woodstock Unveils Plans for 110-Acre Little River Park
Mayor Caldwell announced Little River Park in Woodstock, gaining an 87% community approval. The 110-acre park will have trails, a lake, playgrounds, and more, with construction starting in 2025 and opening in 2026.
Atlanta Secures Historic 'AAA' Credit Rating from Fitch, Highlighting Strong Economic Growth and Financial Stability
Fitch Ratings upgraded Atlanta's IDR to AAA, reflecting the city's strong fiscal health and economic growth, which may lead to lower-cost bond issues and signals confidence in its financial management.












