GA Top News: John Lewis Honored, Fatal Nitrogen Leak, Nazi Flyers

Roswell GA

29 January, 2021

6:14 PM

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GEORGIA — Top news stories from Georgia Patches this week includes a deadly nitrogen leak, Nazi flyers and teachers protest over coronavirus. Rent prices are down, a deadly shooting at a college and the airport had the most guns were more big stories this week. Share your local news, events and pics by clicking "+" at the top of any page. Liquid Nitrogen Leak Causes Deaths At Gainesville Food PlantNazi Groups, KKK Leave Flyers In Metro Atlanta Mail BoxesOver 120 Cobb Schools Teachers Called Out Sick Due To COVID-192020 Rent Prices In Atlanta Dropped Amid PandemicPolice Investigate Deadly Shooting That Led To College LockdownAtlanta Airport Tops Nation For Firearms Found In Luggage Here are more headlines from this week: NCR Acquires Cardtronics in $1.7B Deal: ReportsCobb Schools To Seek Public Input On New Middle SchoolOsborne High School Teacher, Coach Killed In Motorcycle CrashRansomware Attack Discovered At WestRockControversial Confederate Monument Finds New Home In Storage UnitCitizens Advisory Board Will Work With Gwinnett County PoliceHow New Executive Orders Will Help The Hungry In Fulton CountyCity Of Milton Seeking Public Input On Local Road Safety PlanCherokee Chamber Names New Board ChairSandy Springs Seeking Input On Transportation ProjectsAnti-Human Trafficking Initiatives Proposed By GA OfficialsGangster Disciples Leader From Decatur Sentenced To PrisonDonate Blood Feb. 15 At The Douglasville Police DepartmentCartersville Business Named To UGA's Bulldog 100 ListFace Coverings Required When Inside Gwinnett County BuildingsOscars Honors Tyler Perry Honored For PhilanthropyAtlanta Climate Advocate To Run For City Council's Eastside SeatGo All Access With New 'Filmed In Cherokee' AppAlpharetta American Legion Offering Scholarships To SeniorsCherokee Fire Station On Sugar Pike Road To Be ExpandedMarietta Apartment Complex Fire Displaces 50 PeopleCobb Drive-Thru Food Pantry Moves To Cobb Civic Center WednesdayVaccination Wait List Open For Fulton County ResidentsCobb Sheriff's Office Will No Longer Investigate Jail DeathsEagle Scouts Start Heirloom Fruit Orchard At Lost Corner PreserveHousing Survey Available To Douglasville ResidentsFree Food Drive-Thru Feb. 16 At Douglasville Police StationHigh School Musical Jr. Comes To Cartersville High School Jan. 30HCA Healthcare Forms COVID-19 Study GroupPolice Seek Atlanta Man Accused Of Bomb Threat In Gwinnett CountyBabysitter's Boyfriend Charged With Murder After 2-Year-Old DiedDecatur Leaders Urge Kemp To Fund Schools, Vaccinate EducatorsFees Waived For Alpharetta's Citizen Board Members5 Things To Know About Getting Vaccinated In GeorgiaElectronics Recycling Event Set For Saturday In Canton11 Metro Atlanta Superintendents Pen Letter To Kemp Over VaccinesStudent Leadership Johns Creek Hosts Black History Month WebinarBuckhead Drive-By Shooting Victim IdentifiedSchool Reopening Debate Divides Experts In CDC's Back YardChattahoochee Nature Center Named As 'Best Of Weddings' For 2021New Coffee Shop To Open At The Circuit In WoodstockCobb Planning Commissioner Dies From COVID-19GA Ranks Among Lowest In US For Basic LGBTQ+ Equality: ReportDeKalb Mom Sues Apartment Complex After Her Daughter DrownedEast GA Teachers Skipped COVID-19 Vaccine Line: ReportsCan Tyler Perry's BET Special Dispel COVID-19 Vaccine Fears?Town Center At Cobb Could Be Headed For ForeclosureDecatur McDonald's Worker Pepper Sprayed, Register Robbed: PoliceThreat Cleared At Georgia Gwinnett College After LockdownDouglasville Police Plan Community Food Distribution For FebruaryGA Lawmakers Push To Rename Lester Maddox Bridge For Hank AaronDeKalb County Man Charged With Murder Of 19-Month-Old ChildGA Senate Bill Targets Photo ID Requirements For Absentee VotingPolice Make Arrest In Deadly Thursday Shooting In GwinnettCobb Schools Relaxes COVID-19 Quarantine Rules For Close ContactsJohn Lewis Memorial Coming To Decatur SquareGA Rep. 'Will Never Back Down' After Calls For ResignationWoodstock High Student Wins Statewide Design ContestCoronavirus Vaccination Clinic Relocating To CantonAlpharetta Teacher Named 'Extraordinary Educator'Smyrna City Council Approves Campbell Road DevelopmentPrime Pak Foods Had History Of OSHA Violations, Records ShowCity Of Lawrenceville Looks To Hire Police Officer, OthersPortions Of Greenway Closed As County Expands TrailDestination Park Closes Temporarily For MaintenanceGeorgia House Democrats Urge Marjorie Taylor Greene To Resign