Dunwoody's Wildcat Park features a new public art exhibit, "Art for All," with 12 sculptures from various artists, aimed at attracting visitors to the park.

The Athens-Clarke County Leisure Services Department received honors from the GRPA for its exceptional public recreation contributions, with an emphasis on the volunteer-guided nature education at Sandy Creek Nature Center.

Clayton County Parks and Recreation is hosting a Community Park Clean Up event at International Park on December 6 to improve local green spaces and promote community engagement.

Atlanta is inviting public input for the revitalization of the Chattahoochee Brick Company Site during an open house event at English Park Recreation Center.

A section of Birmingham Park's Green Trail along Little River is closed for habitat restoration to aid local wildlife, including rare species. Other park trails remain open for visitors.

The Dunwoody Parks and Recreation team won the District 6 Agency of the Year Award for the fifth year, with director Rachel Waldron receiving a distinguished award.

Atlanta begins the design phase for the Memorial Drive Greenway, aiming to convert a half-mile area into a park connecting the Oakland Cemetery with downtown.

Walton County, Georgia, opened eight new pickleball courts at Ayers Park to complement the four existing ones, reflecting the sport's growing popularity.

Fayetteville's City Center Park is set to receive a playground refresh post-summer, with some structures closed due to safety concerns from wear and vandalism.

Fayetteville's City Center Park's Great Lawn and parts of the playground are closed for refurbishment starting May 9, with no end date for playground repairs. Other amenities remain open.

Lay Park and Heard Park community centers will close briefly for electrical updates on April 29 and May 5, respectively. Residents should reschedule activities planned for these dates.

Shajra Thrasher, Assistant Director of Parks and Recreation in Douglasville, was awarded the Mike Daniel Award for her impactful work in the community.

Kennesaw inaugurated a new Fit Station at Swift-Cantrell Park with a ribbon-cutting on October 25, offering various outdoor fitness equipment funded by impact fees.