Good morning, Atlanta.

Georgia Power provided an inside look at its smart grid technology that restored power during storms by using drones, ground crews and sensors in Ball Ground after Isaias.

The layered process combined preventive maintenance with rapid damage assessment + ensured reliable service.

Atlanta News First received the National Edward R.

Murrow Award for Overall Excellence on Oct. 12 at Gotham Hall in New York City (a national honor for standout journalism).

The High Museum in Atlanta will mark its 100th year on Sunday by hosting a Centennial Block Party on Peachtree Street from noon to 5 p.m. Museum officials say the event will feature DJs, art activities, food vendors (and special surprises) to welcome all visitors.

Georgia State University set a record fall enrollment of 54,320 students, with gains at its main campus and Perimeter College including increased transfers and new first-year enrollments.

Officials credited improved access strategies & streamlined admissions for the growth, positioning the university for a stronger future.

Chancellor Sonny Perdue named Dr. Timothy Charles Lieuwen interim president at Georgia Tech effective Nov.

1, replacing Dr. Ángel Cabrera (whose last day is Oct. 31). Lieuwen, serving as executive vice president for research, will guide the institution until the presidential search finds a permanent leader.

Forest Park Fire Department is hosting a three-day camp for girls (ages 12-17) to explore firefighter skills and hands-on training at its Forest Park facility.

The program provides young women with practical insights into fire safety and preparedness.

Atlanta hosts its first-ever Climate Week (focusing on climate solutions) which will wrap on Thursday.

The Atlanta Dream will play Game 3 at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct.

21 and Game 4 at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 24 at State Farm Arena as part of their playoff schedule.