The Georgia Department of Community Affairs approved Barrow County's Service Delivery Strategy, which aims to make local government services more efficient and cooperative.

The Georgia General Assembly has opened its 2025 Legislative Session to discuss and enact state legislation, with Senator Merritt focusing on creating equitable policies and participating in various Senate Committees.

Acworth was awarded the PlanFirst Community designation by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs for its excellent urban planning and citizen engagement.

Atlanta opts out of Georgia's HB 581 to maintain its tailored property tax system which caps increases at 2.6%, reflecting the city’s commitment to nuanced, equitable policies.

Conyers, Georgia, opts to participate in House Bill 581, aligning with the city's fiscal conservatism and reflecting local support for the homeowner-protective legislation.

A watermain break at U.S. 19 / Peachtree Rd NW and Colonial Homes Dr NW in Atlanta has led to a necessary detour, with clear signs for an alternate route.

A Senate delegation has been formed to address the interests of Cobb County, Georgia, with bipartisan goals including support for first responders and promoting the county as a research hub.

Join the Women's Day Brunch at Jim Huie Recreation Center in Jonesboro, GA, on March 8, 2025, for a celebration of women's achievements. Register online or at Clayton County Parks facilities.

The Georgia Capitol's third week saw budget hearings and progress despite weather delays, with a focus on serving residents, and proposals for taxpayer refunds and hurricane recovery funds.

Cyntavia Banks was promoted to Assistant Superintendent of Macon Transitional Center by the Georgia Department of Corrections, with duties starting February 1, 2025.

Governor Brian Kemp has proposed a legislative package to reform Georgia's tort laws with widespread support, aimed at reducing insurance costs and creating a business-friendly environment.

A pedestrian, 68, died after being hit by a vehicle in Atlanta on January 31, 2025. The ongoing investigation suggests the victim crossed against the signal. The driver is cooperating; no charges have been made yet.

Curtis Todd was promoted to assist the Warden at Smith State Prison, reflecting confidence in his experience and leadership within the Georgia Department of Corrections.