The Atlanta Police reported a man was stabbed in the leg following a verbal dispute on April 9th; he's stable, no arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing.

The Marietta History Center will host the Classic Rock Jam FUNdraiser on May 10th, 2025, featuring guitarist Mark Grundhoefer and others, with profits benefiting the center.

Lawrenceville received a $20,000 grant for the Magnolias on a Sweet Breeze mural, involving community participation and set to start in April near Georgia Gwinnett College.

Newton County is preparing for Older American's Month with events like the annual Chairman/Mayor's Walk on May 2, promoting positive perspectives on aging and community engagement among seniors.

Clayton County invites the public to an Alcohol & Safe Driving Awareness Event to educate on the dangers of impaired driving with simulations and interactive activities.

Clayton County Parks and Recreation is launching a Fishing Derby Series from May to August at Clayton County International Park, offering prizes for the largest catches.

Councilman André L. Sims of Ward 6 Marietta will hold a town hall meeting at Sawyer Road Elementary on April 23, inviting residents to discuss local issues.

Dormaine Mitchell, a convicted felon, was found guilty by a Baldwin County jury for illegally possessing a firearm and now faces up to 15 years in prison.

Cobb County Drug Treatment Court celebrated the graduation of six individuals, highlighting their recovery from substance use disorders and the program's role in providing judicial oversight, personalized treatment, and recovery support.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Atlanta, mentioning sunshine, potential showers, and thunderstorms in the coming days, with varying temperatures.

The University System of Georgia plans to consolidate East Georgia State College with Georgia Southern University due to declining enrollment at East Georgia State.

A father and son were killed by a falling tree during a storm on a Georgia golf course. The community has rallied in support, with a GoFundMe page surpassing its goal.

Rapper Yak Gotti, legal name Deamonte Kendrick, is to be released after a plea deal on assault charges, having previously been acquitted in a gang trial.