Vice Chair Khadijah Abdur-Rahman hosted a District 6 Town Hall to discuss problems affecting southwest Atlanta.

Fulton County hosted Threads for Heritage, an exhibit that celebrates Nigerian art, culture, and collaboration led by Nigerian Artist and Textile Designer Mama Nike.

Through interactive demonstrations and exhibits, Fulton County celebrates National Public Works Week.

To celebrate partnership with Taiwan, Fulton County hosted a film screening at the Central Library.

Fulton County and Grady celebrated the grand opening of the new Grady freestanding emergency department in South Fulton.

Fulton County had a grand opening for the new Board of Equalization space.

Over 1,200 attendees were at the fifth annual Senior Technology Summit at the Georgia International Convention Center.

As part of Public Works Week for Fulton County, seniors were able to take a tour of the Fulton County Airport - Brown Field.

Fulton County seniors participated in the Walk for Wellness at the Darnell Senior Multipurpose Facility.

Fulton County leaders, agriculture supporters, and farmers participated in the State Delegation Farm Tour.

Commissioner Marvin Arrington Jr hosted his 11th annual Family Fun Day in South Fulton.

Ron Clark Academy students visited Fulton County to experience the Bang the Gavel program.

Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities partnered with the City of South Fulton to do a drug take back.

In honor of Juror Appreciation Day, Fulton County courts expressed the significance of jurors and gratitude for them.

In celebration of both Drinking Water Week and Homeschool Day, Fulton County Public Works hosted homeschool students.

At Fulton County's Law Day, students learned about legal careers, the significance of law, and the courtroom.

As students graduate from Connected Youth Leadership Program, they share their experiences and growth throughout the program.

In honor of Child Abuse Prevention Awareness Month, Fulton County held a Wear Blue Pinwheel Placing Day.

Judge Bray Taylor was officially welcomed as a full-time Fulton County Magistrate Court judge.

The Reparations Task Force HARM Report was released at Auburn Avenue Research Library.