The UGA Extension Gwinnett's annual plant sale fundraiser supports local 4-H and Master Gardener projects, offering a wide range of plants suited for Georgia's climate. Pre-orders run from Jan. 2 to Feb. 28, with a pickup event on March 13.

The Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners approved infrastructure initiatives including a grant for road resurfacing, a new traffic roundabout, and an amendment to revive the Civic Center Overlay District.

The upcoming event in Atlanta will showcase the 2025 Art Calendar Contest winners, with Fulton County students' artworks themed "Reimagine Water," focusing on water conservation.

Athens-Clarke County Municipal Court schedule changes for December 9-20, 2024, include canceled and rescheduled court dates, detailed in an Athens-Clarke County Government statement.

Fayetteville's Miracle on Main Street holiday event returns with a parade and market featuring a Gingerbread Village theme, live entertainment, a Santa meet-and-greet, and food and retail vendors.

Milton Fire Station 44 is hosting a pancake breakfast with Santa and a toy drive for children in need, in cooperation with North Fulton Community Charities. Gifts can be dropped off at the event or throughout the week.

Clayton County LEPC invites the public to a meeting to improve hazardous materials incident preparedness and transparency on December 12 at the Fire & Training Academy.

Atlanta faces heavy rain and thunderstorms with high winds today, continuing into the night. Weather to improve by Wednesday afternoon, with clear skies and cooler temperatures into Thursday.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is aiding in the inquiry into the death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, cooperating with New York and local Georgia law enforcement.

Clayton County is offering workshops to help local entities apply for HUD grants to serve low and moderate-income residents and address community housing and development needs for the 2025 fiscal year.

Lt. Robert Milam of Kennesaw State Police suffered burns rescuing his family from a fire, losing their home and belongings. A GoFundMe is set up to aid his recovery.

Gov. Kemp awarded Acts of Heroism to two officers, Tsiklistas and Brooks, for saving a driver from a flaming truck, and a firefighter, Goss, for his bravery.

Discussions proceed on the potential closures of two Fulton County elementary schools, Spalding Drive and Parklane, with parents contesting the district's rationale amid worries over local investment and misinformation.