GA Good News: 500 Jobs, Christmas Gift Donations, Top Teacher

GEORGIA — Even with the bad news that goes on around us every day, there's still good news to be shared, including more tech jobs coming, donations for kids in need this holiday season, top teachers, new businesses and ones celebrating anniversaries, plus Monica Kaufman Pearson returning to Atlanta screens next year.

Don't forget to show us your holiday lights, and you might get featured in Patch's 2021 Holiday Homes tour: GA Christmas Lights 2021: How Festive Is Your Home? Show Us.

• DeKalb County Sheriff's Office Will Give Employees Pay Raises
• 2,000 DeKalb County Residents Received Vaccines, $100 Gift Cards
• Micron To Bring 500 Tech Jobs To New Atlanta Design Center
• Cherokee County E-911 Receives CALEA Accreditation
• Hiring Event Set For Saturday: Gwinnett Information Technology
• Gwinnett's Great Tree On Display Through Jan. 3
• New Lunch Buffet Offered At Chai Pani In Decatur
• Downtown Canton Finalist In America's Main Streets Contest
• Vinings Private Episcopal School Eyes Expansion With New Campus
• Over $3K Raised For Boys & Girls Club Of Paulding County
• 'Season Of Giving' Launched By Douglas County, Connect Douglas
• Archer High School Teacher Named Gwinnett County's Top Teacher
• Community Outreach, Assistance Program Launched By Milton Fire
• Woodstock Police Receives National Re-Accreditation
• Support Staff, Employees Of The Year Honored By Cherokee Schools
• Bonus Incentive Offered For Forsyth 911 Communications Officers
• Taffer's Tavern Celebrates 1-Year Anniversary
• $490K In COVID-19 Reimbursements Approved By Marietta Council
• Winter Break Camp In DeKalb County: Registration Open
• Monica Kaufman Pearson To Return To Atlanta TV In February