December 5, 2019
Marietta Daily Journal
A planned temporary shelter for unaccompanied immigrant children has been withdrawn, according to a letter from the site’s owner, former Councilman Philip Goldstein, to the city’s planning and zoning department.
Has Marietta taken a step toward solving its downtown parking problems? The Downtown Marietta Development Authority hopes so.
Cherokee Tribune & Ledger-News
The annexation and rezoning of approximately one acre of land located in between Palm Street and Palm Lake Drive were discussed at Monday’s Holly Springs City Council work session meeting.
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The Roswell City Council has approved placing two memorial markers on the grounds of City Hall, near the Faces of War Memorial, to honor members of the armed forces and their families.
Sandy Springs reached nearly 2,000 miles west to find a new city manager, a candidate with more than 28 years of municipal experience.
The Marietta Police Department has secured a grant to hire two officers tasked with identifying and addressing issues stemming from gang activity.
The city of Atlanta is no longer releasing rentable, e-scooters back to the companies that own them without receiving impoundment fees after the devices have been picked up for being parked improperly.
Bianca Motley Broom became the first woman and first African American to be elected mayor of College Park on Tuesday, after defeating six-term incumbent Jack Longino in a run-off election.
The City of Clarkston hopes to follow the lead of Atlanta and other U.S. cities that have passed bans on single-use plastic items.
The Alpharetta City Council has approved a three-way real estate deal involving a local landowner and the Fulton County Board of Education so that planned improvements to Kimball Bridge Road can proceed.