Roswell begins federally funded improvements to Mimosa Hall's driveway, enhancing safety and accessibility while conserving historic trees. The project, costing $882,081, is part of the city's effort to preserve the 1840s landmark.

Conyers has initiated a major road resurfacing project, entrusted to Atlanta Paving for $2.9 million, which will enhance 8.41 miles of streets over eight months, with funding from multiple grants and SPLOST.

Clayton County launched a 70,000 sq ft sustainable aquaponics facility initiative to produce organic greens for cities in the Southeast, using less water and reducing carbon output.

The Atlanta City Council approves a plan to revamp the Civic Center with historic preservation in mind, including new housing, a hotel, and a state-of-the-art theater.

Concept drawings for a new town center in Fayetteville, Georgia, spark community interest and discussion on the proposed mixed-use development. Mayor Johnson emphasizes the importance of public input.

Cobb County invites residents to discuss the $5.5 million federal funding for homeless and vulnerable groups during a public meeting and comment period.

Milton launches a new plan to revitalize Deerfield, led by City Architect Bob Buscemi, focusing on economic growth and preserving community character.

Norfolk Southern's Q1 earnings before a significant board vote showed a decline from last year's profits, amid debates over its executive leadership and business strategy, with investor group Ancora pushing for a leaner approach to operations.

Atlanta's Jackson Street Bridge is set for a redesign to improve safety and accessibility for pedestrians and cyclists, funded by city council and managed by the Atlanta Downtown Improvement District.

Atlanta's Jackson Street Bridge is slated for enhancement with plans for expanded pedestrian areas, planters, seating, and a cycle track, with funding support led by Councilwoman Bakhtiari.

IKEA is launching a small-format "Plan & order point with Pick-up" store in Alpharetta, without a restaurant, offering personalized design services and convenient delivery options.

Home Depot agrees to acquire SRS Distribution in a deal valued at $18.25 billion, aiming to expand its reach to professional contractors and address a larger market.

Last-minute changes by Forsyth County Commissioners to the MOU for The Gathering development have caused the developers to reconsider the project's future.