Fulton County celebrated Customer Service Week by honoring individuals for exceptional service, acknowledging the human touch in service provision, and aiming to uphold high service standards.

Lake Spivey is hosting the 4th Annual Chili Cook-Off and Cornhole Tournament, an event that combines culinary competition and cornhole games, fostering community spirit.

Melinda Lord has been appointed as the Director of Housing & Community Development in Athens-Clarke County after serving as Interim Director since February 2024.

The Fulton County Citizens University program educates residents on local election processes, with Voter Education Manager LaShandra Little highlighting security and efficiency measures.

Fulton County Citizens University educated local residents about government operations, promoting civic engagement and understanding through an event at Helene S. Mills, as described by the Department of Senior Services Director.

Margaret Anne Ashby pleads guilty to mishandling classified documents and may face up to five years in prison.

The Marietta Theatre Company will end their 2024 season with "Jimmy Buffett’s Escape to Margaritaville" from November 7-16, featuring laughter and Buffett’s hits.

TMC Transformers USA Inc. is investing $15.3 million for a new facility in Burke County, Georgia, generating 110 jobs, guided by the state's efforts to attract international business.

Tyvawn Williams was arrested on October 23, 2024, on charges related to a fatal shooting from October 2022, as per the Douglas County Sheriff's Office.

The Cobb County Sheriff's Office introduced a pilot program using DEKA Sentry robots for security at their Adult Detention Center, enhancing surveillance and patrol capabilities.

The Atlanta weather forecast predicts sunny days with highs near 83 degrees, clear nights around 53 degrees, and a slight chance of showers on Sunday.

Georgia's Senate focuses on farmland preservation with a public committee meeting at Polk County College on October 28 to discuss agricultural stability and land conservation.

Dunwoody, Georgia's City Council is set to discuss two proposed Charter amendments regarding the employment of council members and the acceptance of gifts for law enforcement and health emergencies.