Moody's upgraded Kennesaw, Georgia's credit rating to Aa1 from Aa2, indicating the city's strong fiscal health and economic policies, as announced by City Manager Dr. Jeff Drobney.

Sandy Creek Park is set to open a new inclusive playground on July 3, featuring no entry fee for kids under 12, various accessible amenities, and equipment designed for all abilities.

The Milton BZA will review completed but non-compliant constructions, such as sheds and fences, for post-construction variances at their upcoming meeting.

Atlanta's original World of Coca-Cola museum is being demolished to create more parking space near the state capitol, as the building has been vacant since a new museum opened.

Gwinnett County officials break ground on Discovery Park in Lawrenceville, a 45-acre space featuring amenities like a fountain, playground, and sports fields.

Milton invites public input on the Deerfield Parkway athletic complex plans during a second meeting on June 24, reflecting its commitment to community involvement in the park's design.

Clayton County invites seniors 55+ to Spivey Splash Water Park for special events on June 17 and August 26, 2024, offering aquatic fun and community spirit.

Union City is renovating Highway 29 Ballfields with eco-friendly tech and artificial turf as a part of the R3 Master Plan. The work started May 28 and aims to make sports facilities more inclusive and modern, with a project duration of 10-12 months.

Woodstock invites residents to influence Dupree Park's master plan at a public meeting on June 11, collaborating with Lose Design for actionable outcomes.

Chamblee’s Dresden Park is set to undergo a $12.8 million revamp funded by the American Rescue Plan Act, closing for 14 months starting Tuesday for renovations including new sports fields and a community center.

The City Center Park spray pad in Fayetteville will reopen on May 30 at 9 a.m. instead of May 29 due to additional surface repairs, with the city apologizing for any inconvenience caused.

The City Center Park spray pad has reopened for the summer. Open Tuesday-Sunday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., it will close for maintenance on Tuesdays and on Mondays, except Labor Day weekend.

Paulding County Parks and Recreation is relocating its administrative offices to the old Oasis Church building, with all reservations and registrations to be conducted there from June 10, 2024.