Atlanta's polling places extended closing to 8 PM by court order, ensuring voter access, as per a statement from the city. The court's decision follows a legal challenge to a directive reducing voting hours.

Butts County seeks a new Elections Registrar to manage voter registration and election logistics, requiring a high school diploma or GED, relevant experience, and election certification.

Marietta City Council has scheduled meetings for November, with both in-person and virtual attendance options. Details and agendas are available on the city’s website.

Athens-Clarke County announces public testing of voting equipment from November 13, ensuring the integrity of their upcoming Special Election process.

Demonstrators gathered in Georgia to call for funding of SNAP benefits during a government shutdown, criticizing Gov. Kemp and federal inaction while highlighting the state's large surplus funds.

Gwinnett County announces new funding for food cooperatives to fight local food insecurity, unveiling future plans for meal distribution events and emphasizing their commitment to this issue.

DeKalb County CEO appoints Sarah Galica, a VP from The Home Depot, to the MARTA Board to enhance transit systems.

Jason Wallace Lary, former mayor of Stonecrest, was indicted for alleged voting-related offenses, including false registration and statements. This follows his prior COVID-19 relief fund theft conviction.

Over 63,000 Fulton County residents have voted early ahead of the Public Service Commissioner and Municipal Special Elections on November 4, with early voting ending on Halloween night.

ICE agent training process and SNAP funding issues in Georgia are discussed, with insights from retired ATF executive Scott Sweetow on agent preparation and accountability.

Milton's Wall of Fame ceremony honored a diverse group of local heroes, including athletes, coaches, and community contributors, with a record turnout.

Sen. Nikki Merritt addressed the impact of the federal government shutdown on Georgia, highlighting threats to SNAP and K-12 meal programs. She urged action from Congress and the state to resolve the crisis and protect marginalized communities.

The Douglas County Courthouse will offer a trick-or-treat event on October 31, inclusive for kids with allergies through the Teal Pumpkin Project. No toy weapons are allowed.