The Keep Conyers-Rockdale Beautiful Council has been reinstated with a focus on sustainability, offering volunteer opportunities for community beautification and environmental projects.

Gwinnett County, progressing with the Gwinnett Place Mall area's redevelopment, has purchased the old Sears property for $11.5 million, adding 11.5 acres to its land holdings.

A meeting on September 8 at the Newton County Historic Courthouse has been scheduled to discuss a proposed development at 12955 Brown Bridge Rd in Covington.

Fayetteville's Finance Department is inviting artists to enter their art contest themed "No Limits on Imagination," with selected works to feature on budget books and in City Hall.

Clayton County announces the family-friendly "Trunk or Treat 2025: The Haunted Rodeo" event for Halloween, with treats, music, and community spirit at the Harold R. Banke Justice Center.

Georgia enacts a law that restricts students born male from competing in girls' sports in publicly funded schools and colleges, citing fairness and privacy. Critics see it as discriminatory.

Douglas County invites residents to discuss a new road safety plan on October 15 at the Boundary Waters Aquatic Center, seeking community input to improve safety for all travelers.

Senator Wicks of Georgia emphasizes mental health as crucial to public safety, supporting bills for improved crisis services and school interventions, while criticizing inaction on gun reform.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Atlanta, GA, featuring sunny skies, mild to warm temperatures, and a slight chance of rain towards the weekend.

Marcus Thornton, 21, who went missing in Gwinnett County, was found safe. Authorities and the community's efforts to locate him proved successful. Details of his disappearance are undisclosed.

Butts County is seeking bids for uniforms for the Fire & EMS Department, with a deadline of October 9, 2025. The process includes a public bid opening and requires adherence to NFPA 1975 standards.

A multi-vehicle crash on I-75 in Georgia injured four people, including a 7-year-old boy. The initial collision caused a chain reaction; one vehicle fled the scene.

A suspect died by suspected self-infliction after a standoff with DeKalb County law enforcement following a break-in.