Georgia high school football coach T. McFerrin passed away at 83, leaving a lasting impact on sports and athletes in the state. Funeral services are scheduled for Tuesday.

University of Georgia's Sanford Stadium will host a concert on April 25, 2026, starting a new series "Live Between the Hedges," with the headliner still secret.

Newton County approved a new outdoor pickleball court for its Senior Enrichment Center after receiving a $32,473 donation. The court is part of a larger project and aims to promote seniors' well-being.

The Atlanta Beltline has approved a $242 million budget to expand urban redevelopment, finish trail construction, and support affordable housing before the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Atlanta's first FIFA Club World Cup game had a lower than expected turnout, but local businesses saw varying impacts. The city hopes for better attendance in upcoming games, despite concerns regarding ticket pricing and FIFA's revenue focus.

Atlanta is preparing for the FIFA Club World Cup with over 800 volunteers, as it anticipates hosting the World Cup next year. The city focuses on security and infrastructure to ensure readiness for the international events.

Georgia high school athletes Kate Harping and Caleb Holt secured NIL deals with Adidas, marking a significant step in the changing landscape of amateur athletics and their ability to capitalize on their talents.

The Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl will host a prime time College Football Playoff semifinal game on January 9, 2025, with the full postseason schedule announced. Last season's Peach Bowl had record viewership, and ESPN will broadcast the playoff games.

Clayton County announces the inaugural season of Girls Flag Football, with registration for girls aged 8 to 13 starting May 1st, promoting empowerment and life skills.

The Iron Hoof Disc Golf Course has opened at the Georgia International Horse Park, offering an 18-hole championship-level course for disc golf enthusiasts.

A North Dakota man was arrested for threatening to harm an Augusta National Golf Club employee, with potential penalties of 5 years in jail and a $250,000 fine if convicted.

José Luis Ballester, a young golfer, urinated in Rae's Creek during the Masters and was applauded by the crowd, remaining unembarrassed by the incident.

Atlanta reveals its FIFA World Cup 2026 official host city poster, designed by local artist Jose Hadathy, capturing the city's landmarks and cultural vibe.