Commissioners and Mayors had a meeting to discuss services for their constituents.

Cooper Middle School students were in the Behind the Bench program to gain knowledge about the legal system and possible careers.

For the 19th year, Fulton County hosted the Black History Film Festival where students use film to highlight Black history.

Fulton County celebrated the 79th anniversary of Sadie G. Mays Health & Rehabilitation Center.

Fulton County Arts & Culture hosted the grand opening of the EmpowerHER exhibition at the Emma Darnell Aviation Center.

As part of the Thrive Management Development Program, Johns Creek leaders visited Fulton County to learn about local government and economic development.

Commissioner Marvin Arrington Jr. hosted the annual Homestead Exemption Town Hall for Seniors at New Beginnings.

For this year's Women's History Month event, Fulton County hosted BuildHER focusing more on leadership.

The Women's History Month EmpowerHER exhibition just opened at Emma Darnell Aviation Museum and Conference Center.

A Red Cross Blood Drive was held at the Fulton County Government Center.

Fulton County partnered with Grady Health System and Morehouse School of Medicine to host a Your Health Matters Town Hall at Wolf Creek Library.

Banneker High School students visited the Magistrate Court for the Bang the Gavel program.

The Board of Health hosted a career fair at the College Park Regional Health Center.

With the demolition of the former Knights Inn on Fulton Industrial Boulevard, Fulton County's Renew the District initiative is full steam ahead.