Join the Jingle Jangle Jubilee for a joyful morning filled with delightful activities! From 10 a.m. to noon, families are invited to the Cobb Safety Village at 1220 Al Bishop Drive, Marietta. Little ones, ages 0-5, can enjoy Books, Balls & Blocks activities, meet Santa, play games, and engage in fun crafts. This autism-friendly event promotes important milestone awareness through the "Learn the Signs. Act Early." initiative. Make unforgettable memories with stories and music alongside other families in the community!
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Join the movement for a healthier tomorrow as Gwinnett County proudly declares November 21 as the Great American Smokeout. Spearheaded by the American Cancer Society, this pivotal day encourages individuals nationwide to quit smoking and embrace a smoke-free life. With the support of Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson and the Board of Commissioners, we're taking a stand to promote health and wellness. Gwinnett United in Drug Education invites all smokers to participate in this life-changing initiative—whether it’s quitting immediately or planning your quit strategy. Let's make a positive impact together! #GreatAmericanSmokeout #GwinnettCounty #QuitSmoking #SmokeFreeLife #AmericanCancerSociety Zoom Meeting Information: Date: November 21 Time: 10:00 AM Meeting ID: 123 4567 890 Passcode: 123456
The Georgia House Democratic Caucus is thrilled to announce the election of Rep. Carolyn Hugley as the new Minority Leader. With her extensive experience, Hugley is set to lead with a "majority-minded, member-focused" vision, emphasizing unity, healthcare, and education. Her leadership team, including Chair Rep. Tanya Miller, Vice Chair Rep. Spencer Fry, Caucus Whip Rep. Sam Park, Deputy Whip Rep. Saira Draper, Treasurer Rep. Solomon Adesanya, and Secretary Rep. Park Cannon, is driven by a shared commitment to building momentum for a brighter, more inclusive future. Together, they aim to transform their ambitions into action as they work towards securing a majority in the 2026 legislative elections. Excited for what lies ahead, the team is poised to make significant strides for Georgia. Congratulations to the new leadership! #gahousedems #GADemocrats #GeorgiaDems
Yesterday, I joined my colleagues on the Board of Commissioners, along with our Community Services team, to share how Gwinnett County is stepping up to fight food insecurity and support families in need. We’re redirecting funding from our Summer Meals Program to purchase and distribute essential food and hygiene items through six trusted co-op partners serving every corner of Gwinnett. In addition, we’re hosting several free Mobile Food Distributions at 3 p.m., while supplies last: • November 4 – Lenora Park, Snellville • November 18 – Bryson Park, Lilburn • December 9 – Rock Springs Park, Lawrenceville • December 16 – Shorty Howell Park, Duluth For our older adults, Gwinnett Health and Human Services will continue to provide home-delivered meals for homebound, ill, or incapacitated seniors age 60 and older. Each participant receives a five-day supply of nutritious frozen meals delivered weekly by staff and volunteers. As we enter the holiday season, our teams will also provide more than 6,750 meals to students in our afterschool programs, ensuring no child goes hungry during school breaks. If you or someone you know needs help, Community Navigators are available 24/7 at 770.822.8850, and residents can find nearby pantries through the Atlanta Community Food Bank’s Food Pantry Map at ACFB.org. For more information about senior meal programs, call 678.377.4150. Local governments must stand in the gap during times like these. It’s our responsibility to care for the general welfare of our residents and ensure every person in Gwinnett has what they need to thrive. Together, we can keep our community strong. For more information on food resources in Gwinnett please visit the link in the bio.
Yesterday, we celebrated the 20th Class of the Gwinnett 101 Citizens Academy! Speaking to this milestone class was especially meaningful for me as I helped launch this program 10 years ago to connect residents with their local government and empower them to make a difference in their community. I’m so encouraged to see so many Gwinnettians continue that tradition — taking the time to learn, engage, and show up in meaningful ways. Congratulations to the 20th class of Gwinnett 101! Your commitment to civic leadership is what keeps our community strong.
The legacy of accessible and affordable healthcare continues to grow in DeKalb County. I had the privilege of witnessing the grand opening of a state-of-the-art medical facility in South DeKalb—another milestone in a journey that began many years ago. When the Grady clinic at the Rainbow Plaza Kroger closed, I made it my mission to ensure that South DeKalb would never be without quality healthcare options. That commitment led to the successful fight for a new medical facility in the Kirkwood area. At the time, it was a significant victory for the community—and it ignited a much larger vision. A decade later, while serving as Chair of the Planning, Economic & Community Services Committee, I helped guide the development of three new medical facilities across DeKalb County. Two of these are located in District 3, where I proudly served as Commissioner for more than 20 years. I’ve now watched that vision come to life with the opening on Flat Shoals Parkway, another soon to open at Candler/McAfee Plaza, and a third on the horizon. These facilities represent more than new buildings—they represent access, equity, and the long-term health of our residents. Thank you to the DeKalb CEO and the Board of Commissioners for their partnership in ensuring that the promise made to this community has been kept. This is the work that changes lives, strengthens neighborhoods, and secures a healthier future for all. #Legacy #Healthcare #SouthDeKalb #ForThePeople #TheHonorableLarryJohnson #LarryJohnsonForSenate
Henry County celebrates the remarkable achievement of Vice Chairwoman Neat Robinson, honored as Commissioner of the Year by GABCO. This award reflects her impactful leadership and unwavering commitment to the community. Through her dedication, Robinson has transformed lives across Henry County, earning this prestigious recognition among her peers in Metro Atlanta. Her gratitude towards GABCO exemplifies her passion for representing the voices of all citizens. Get inspired by her journey and see how strong leadership translates into community progress.
The City of Augusta proudly partners with Golden Harvest Food Bank in the mission to combat food insecurity within our community. This year’s “Augusta Cares” Food Drive exemplified this commitment, with city departments rallying to collect an impressive 3,000 pounds of food in just under three weeks. This substantial effort translated to approximately 2,500 meals dedicated to families confronting difficult times. Central Services worked diligently to ensure rapid delivery of these donations, emphasizing our united support for Augusta-Richmond County residents facing financial challenges. Recognition is due to all departments and employees whose contributions made a significant impact. Together, we are focused on enhancing the vital network of resources that assist our community.
Attention everyone! Henry County’s Unified Land Development Code (ULDC) has released its first public draft for the 2026 Q1 Update & Rewrite. This is an important opportunity for community involvement, as public input is essential for shaping our future. Everyone is encouraged to review the draft and provide valuable feedback via the website. The site also features essential zoning documents and resources to assist in your review. Make sure to take advantage of this chance to make your voice heard and influence local development decisions!
Join me for a Information packed Townhall Meeting going into the 2026 Legislative Session https://tinyurl.com/seguntownhall
Forest Park is embarking on an exciting journey to enhance housing opportunities and community growth. Selected for the 2026 Georgia Initiative for Community Housing (GICH) program, collaboration with dedicated partners is already underway. The focus will be on innovative strategies to meet future housing demands, creating a robust action plan that encourages home ownership, and revitalizing neighborhoods to create vibrant living environments. With a commitment to supporting these initiatives, Forest Park is poised to make a significant impact on its community. Stay informed about the progress and initiatives shaping the future of housing. Discover more by visiting the city's news section on the website: www.forestparkga.gov.
Celebrate the magic of the season at Lake Spivey’s Santa’s Wonderland on Fri., Dec. 19, 2025, from 5:00 PM–8:00 PM at the Lake Spivey Recreation Center, 2300 Walt Stephens Rd. Jonesboro, GA 30236! Enjoy a festive evening featuring pictures with Santa, fun crafts and games, and delicious refreshments. Bring your family and friends and join us for a cheerful holiday experience everyone will love! #ClaytonConnected