Clayton County preps for its first Pickleball Tournament to support CASA, advocating for abused children. Event on September 13, 2025, at South Clayton Recreation Center.

The Georgia Department of Agriculture warns against unlicensed pest control sales and urges residents to check for proper licenses before allowing work to begin. The article also mentions a digital form for reporting unlicensed individuals.

Mayor Dickens of Atlanta expresses optimism as the MARTA Board hires advisors to overhaul the city's transit system, aiming for a more effective, expansive, and reliable network.

GBI investigates the shooting death of Kyle Bennett in Hawkinsville, GA, with the Pulaski County Sheriff's Office requesting assistance after the incident on August 10, 2025.

Mixed weather is expected in Atlanta, with sunny days and chances of thunderstorms, especially in the afternoons. Highs near 90s, with lows in the mid-70s.

Tije Sorells was arrested for a fatal shooting in Atlanta and faces multiple charges including murder. The victim, an 18-year-old male, was found with a gunshot wound and pronounced dead at the scene.

The DeKalb County Board of Ethics canceled its public meeting for August 21, 2025, rescheduling for September 18. No detailed explanation was provided.

Bear Hollow Zoo in Athens is closed temporarily due to a hazardous tree. No reopening date yet, but officials promise prompt action after its removal.

Athens-Clarke County is seeking public art proposals for murals at Lay Park and Heard Park Community Centers, with a September 19 submission deadline.

Woodstock names Melissa Sigmund as Community Development Director, bringing extensive planning expertise and leadership experience to guide the city’s growth.

Fayetteville residents involved in HOAs and POAs will meet city leaders to discuss community concerns on September 6. The meeting will provide project updates and discuss new solid waste services.

Milton Police Department secures its fourth CALEA accreditation, maintaining its high law enforcement standards.

Georgia's Senate Study Committee on Foster Care is holding its first meeting to assess and improve services for transition-age youth. The public event will be live-streamed on August 20.