Residents of Bell Collier Village in Atlanta can now return to their fire-damaged apartments to salvage belongings, with management offering assistance and a retrieval schedule.

Coca-Cola Co. has agreed to pay $6 billion in back taxes and interest, while planning to appeal a federal tax court ruling. They remain in a legal dispute with the IRS regarding taxes from 2007-2009.

Delta considers legal action against CrowdStrike for a tech outage costing $500 million, with both sides disputing responsibility. The US Department of Transportation is also probing Delta's slow recovery from the issue.

Trump claimed to have "saved" HBCUs, specifically Clark Atlanta University, but the university stated they weren't "saved" by his administration's funding.

Lawrenceville enhances school zone safety by mailing citations to drivers exceeding speed limits by 11 MPH, starting August 5, 2024, during key student commuting hours.

Gabriel Sanchez, a Gen Z candidate, won the Democratic primary for Georgia's House District 42 seat, indicating the growing influence of young voters in the state's political scene.

Atlanta will conduct an ethics training for 150 senior leaders as part of Mayor Dickens' efforts to enhance transparency and accountability in government.

Malicious attempts were made to cancel voter registrations of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Secretary Brad Raffensperger in Georgia, despite new portal security measures.

The article details upcoming Marietta City Council meetings, including times, venues, and options for virtual participation. It also mentions the availability of meeting agendas and post-meeting social interactions.

Clayton County is hosting its "Show on the Road" event for local businesses and the community on October 17, 2024, at the First Baptist Church Jonesboro to promote networking and share resources.

Marietta seeks public input on its draft CAPER for HUD, covering community development progress. Documents available from August 15-30, 2024, with a public meeting on August 29.

Vice President Harris and former President Trump held rival campaign rallies at Georgia State University, drawing thousands and showcasing their political strategies and alliances.

Atlanta Mayor Dickens approved task force recommendations to address federal HOPWA fund changes, collaborating with city officials and stakeholders to ensure continued support for persons with HIV/AIDS.