Millie and Blakely, two German Shorthaired Pointers, were named August's Dogs of the Month in Duluth for their community presence and love of swimming and fetch.

Sandy Springs received a AAA rating from S&P Global for its $48.6 million bonds for fire service improvements, reflecting strong economy and fiscal management.

The Tunnel to Towers Foundation opened a new housing village for nearly 90 homeless veterans near Six Flags in Atlanta, supported by The Home Depot Foundation.

Brett Skinner has been appointed as the new Fire Chief of Barrow County, succeeding retired Alan Shuman, after 20+ years in fire and emergency services.

Rockdale County's EMA hosts the 2025 National Preparedness Day on September 27, with free public access to emergency readiness education and activities.

The Nancy Guinn Memorial Library in Rockdale County launched an exhibit of photos from the Picture Rockdale Photo Challenge, celebrating local scenery and community.

Kennesaw announces its Scarecrows on Main and Holiday Extravaganza events, inviting the community to decorate the downtown area, with registrations and specific event dates provided.

Richmond County man Earl Demetrius Overton was sentenced to 84 months for mail theft and bank fraud involving over $400,000 and sentenced to three years of supervised release.

Terrion Thurman has been appointed Deputy Warden of Care and Treatment at GDCP, overseeing inmate services including health and educational programs starting September 1, 2025.

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Harper announced new and returning members for the state's commodity commissions, essential for promoting and advancing their respective agricultural sectors.

Sonja Brown is appointed as the new Private Prison Monitor at Riverbend Correctional Facility, tasked with overseeing the facility's compliance with contractual obligations.

Atlanta's weather forecast includes sun, storms, and temperatures in the 80s, with varying chances of rain throughout the week.

Marietta administrative offices, including Marietta Power and Water, will close on Labor Day, with altered trash collection schedules available on their app or website. Emergency services remain operational.