GA Good News: Horse Poop Icing, Governor's Race, Fairs, Concert

ATLANTA, GA — Good news stories from Georgia's Patches this week include America's most watched governor's race, blue ribbon school, and national bullying prevention awareness. A grad killed in a crash was honored and Jimmy Carter turned 94 — find these and more of the week's headlines.

Deputies Graduate From Public Safety Training Center
Reinhardt Dedicates New Simms Garden At Gordy Dining Center
Brookhaven Arts Festival Returns Oct. 20-21
Bullying Prevention Month: CCSD Highlights Programs
Dispose Of Unused Drugs In Smyrna, Marietta, Acworth, Kennesaw
America's Most Watched Governor's Race: Early Voting Begins Soon
Beulah Elementary Has Bullying Prevention Month Poster Contest
Paulding Schools Offer Resources For Bullying Prevention Month
Gwinnett Schools Offer Resources For Bullying Prevention Month
Forsyth Schools Offer Resources For Bullying Prevention Month
DeKalb Schools Plan Several Bullying Prevention Month Events
National Bullying Prevention Month Brings Awareness To Decatur
National Bullying Prevention Month Brings Awareness To East Cobb
National Bullying Prevention Month Brings Awareness To Atlanta
National Bullying Prevention Month Brings Awareness To Smyrna
National Bullying Prevention Month Brings Awareness To Marietta
National Bullying Prevention Month Brings Awareness To Kennesaw
National Bullying Prevention Month Brings Awareness To South Cobb
National Bullying Prevention Month Brings Awareness To West Cobb
National Bullying Prevention Month Brings Awareness To NE Cobb
National Bullying Prevention Month Brings Awareness To VaHi
National Bullying Prevention Month Brings Awareness To E. Atlanta
National Bullying Prevention Month Brings Awareness To Midtown
National Bullying Prevention Month Brings Awareness To Buckhead
National Bullying Prevention Month Brings Awareness To Cascade
Horse Poop 'Icing On The Cake' For Gwinnett Sheriff's Office
Happy Birthday To Former President Jimmy Carter, Who Turns 94
Main Street Woodstock Announces New Name, Brand
Alpharetta Arts Center Grand Opening On Oct. 4
NASA Celebrates 60th Anniversary
Walk & Roll For Rescue Raises Money For New Alpharetta Police K-9
Obama Endorses Democrats In Two Big GA Congressional Races
9,000+ Already Voted In Nation's Most Watched Governor's Race
Del Taco Set To Open On Hwy 5 In Douglasville
Brookhaven School Named A National Blue Ribbon School
Snellville Ranks High On List Of Best Places To Retire In Georgia
Dunwoody School Named A National Blue Ribbon School
Cobb County School Named A National Blue Ribbon School
Atlanta's Christ The King Named A National Blue Ribbon School
Temporary Art Exhibit On Display In Roswell
Fulton Elementary Schools Named National Blue Ribbon Schools
Community Honors Woodland Grad Killed In Crash
15th Annual Autumn Fest Set For Oct. 6
CCSD 'Kickin' It With Kale' For Farm To School Month
Fulton Schools To Host Bus Driver Hiring Fair
Smyrna High School Baseball Team Get Big Braves Surprise
Southwest's 72-Hour Sale: How To Score $49 Tickets In Georgia
Free Fall Gardening Classes Offered At Gwinnett Nursery
Georgia Stores Closed On Thanksgiving 2018
Woodstock Awarded Re-Accreditation For Parks Department
Lifeline, ASPCA, Bumble Team Up To Help Local Dogs Find Homes
Forsyth County Voter Registration Deadline Is Approaching Quickly
Gwinnett County Voter Registration Deadline Quickly Approaching
Athletic Event Expected To Pump $880,000 Into Douglas County
$3.15M College And Career Academy Breaks Ground In Paulding
Brookhaven Announced As Early Voting Location In 2018 Midterms
DeKalb Early Voting Locations Announced For Next Month's Election
Cherokee Sheriff's Office Awarded H.E.A.T. Grant
New Restaurant Opens Oct. 4 In Downtown Alpharetta
Kroger Hoping To Hire More Than 600 At Saturday Atlanta Job Fair
Free Johns Creek Symphony Concert On Oct. 6
7 Georgia Billionaires On Forbes List Of Richest Americans

Photo courtesy Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office