There was a wonderful array of news across Georgia on Wednesday. If something has been lost in your local patch, here’s a rundown of the top stories from the last two hours.
GA reports more COVID-19 deaths, surpassing 15K cases
Local districts have the strength to make a selective path: GA Superintendent
Governor Kemp and Mayor Bottoms’ canceled twice, judges defy
To take into account social estrangement, less than a third of seats at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium will be open for Falcon games.
DeKalb County commissioners passed a report pointing to racism as a public fitness crisis.
The Clermont Lounge announced its reopening after having to approach when a member tested positive for COVID-19.
Gov. Brian Kemp sued Atlanta on Thursday to prevent the city from enforcing COVID-1 regulations, which are more restrictive than those of the state.
The gadgets are described as “the length of a small cooler” “rolling along the sidewalks at a walking pace.”
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First day postponed for Forsyth s
Gwinnett’s libraries will be close to Thursday for the entire streetaspect collection
Douglas County Boy Arrested After Fleeing State Police
Atlanta Mayor Is Trump’s Deployment of Federal Agents: Letter
Schools go digitally, but Kemp says “teens will have to be in the classroom”
American Girl Store at North Point Mall closed for good
Burnt frame discovered near Gwinnett Place killed: police
Forsyth Library Overtime next week
LifeLine Animal Project Shelters in Search of Homes
Douglas County graduate in person, Tuesdays and Wednesdays
North Fulton Charities collects supplies
Known suspects in man’s death discovered outdoor apartments in Norcross
Matches of coronavirus and faster materials GA results
The turn of the fate of the pontoon ship takes the life of a new Graduate of Collins H
Top 1000 deaths, vaccine on the way: Coronavirus News in the United States
Walmart near Thanksgiving, ending the Black Friday tradition
Amazon postpones first day of U.S. 2020
Trump relives White House coronavirus briefings
Chinese accused of hacking COVID-1nine vaccine
The rapid and silent spread of the virus helps keep the researchers’ tracks.
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