A report by Atlanta’s OIG alleging favoritism in a bidding process led to a dispute between the city attorney and the OIG, with a task force meeting to discuss the watchdog's methods.

Donald Trump appointed former Senator David Perdue as the U.S. Ambassador to China, emphasizing his international business experience and Asia work history.

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy defended the USPS amidst delivery delays, referencing the "Delivering for America" plan. Delays in Georgia were a focal point, with concerns about service and worker safety raised.

Rep. Jim Jordan sets a deadline for DA Fani Willis to submit documents related to the Trump investigation, amidst accusations of political motives and constitutional violations.

Georgia Governor Kemp announces over $5 million in grants to improve workforce housing in rural areas, facilitating 140+ new homes in Hawkinsville, Hinesville, and Waynesboro.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens leads the "reverse Atlanta Phambili Mission" to South Africa to strengthen U.S.-South Africa relations and foster economic, cultural, and educational ties.

Atlanta's City Attorney defends the city's procurement practices, criticizing a report by the Office of Inspector General as "flawed and unprofessional." The debate centers on the distinction between RFIs and RFPs.

Dr. Jody Barrow is appointed as the new Executive Secretary of the GaPSC by Georgia Governor Brian Kemp, with broad support for his extensive educational experience.

Senator John Albers reports on Georgia's AI plan, focusing on ethical usage, education, workforce readiness, and sector integration, with state agencies to develop AI policies.

Governor Kemp announces the first grantees of Georgia's Rural Site Development Initiative, receiving $9.3 million to enhance industrial site development and sustain the state's economic growth.

Woodstock's annual Christmas Jubilee and Parade of Lights will take place on December 8th, featuring a parade led by Grand Marshal Mickey Swims and various festivities.

Democratic legislators Parent, Oliver, and Crawford will host a town hall in Atlanta to discuss legislative issues, with in-person and Zoom attendance options.

Anthony Q. Choice was appointed as the new Procurement Director for Douglas County Government, starting January 4, 2025, with decades of procurement experience.