Councilman Sims will host a Town Hall Meeting at Sawyer Road Elementary on October 29, inviting Ward 6 residents to discuss local issues and tour the school.

Georgia State Representative Mandi Ballinger passed away after a battle with cancer, leaving a legacy of advocacy for children and domestic violence survivors.

Susan G. Nolley appointed as Newton County Clerk after the retirement of Jackie Smith. She was unanimously voted in on October 7 and is certified since February 2024.

Senator Emanuel Jones calls for the firing of DeKalb County School District Superintendent Dr. Devon Horton, who faces a federal indictment for wire fraud, embezzlement, and tax evasion.

Sen. RaShaun Kemp is named chair of the Georgia LGBTQ+ Caucus, with a commitment to equality and anti-discrimination. The caucus supports legislation for LGBTQ+ rights as Atlanta prepares for its 55th Pride celebration.

Marietta's Finance Department was recognized for generating $3M in surplus sales via an online auction platform, boosting city revenue without tax increases.

Milton City Council discusses large lot incentives, tech partnerships, local proclamations, and Birmingham Park's conservation easement plans.

The Clayton County Police Department's Open House event, created in partnership with Faith & Blue to strengthen community ties, features live music, food trucks, and specialized unit exhibits.

Atlanta's Anti-Displacement Tax Relief Fund has helped long-term residents stay in their homes amidst rising property taxes due to gentrification, according to Mayor Dickens and Invest Atlanta.

Courtney English is confirmed as Atlanta’s permanent Chief of Staff, with a focus on strategic goals and operations, and two Deputy Chiefs, Greg Clay and Gabrielle Slade, are appointed.

Cobb County is set to discuss proposed updates to its code, covering various aspects of the local government's function, with public hearings scheduled for input.

The Georgia Senate is examining the impact of social media and AI on children, with a third hearing focusing on AI chatbots scheduled for October 8th.

Underwood Ammo is building a $41 million facility in Effingham County, Georgia, which is expected to create 120 new jobs. Georgia's Governor Kemp lauds this move as a boost to the local economy and manufacturing sector.