Georgia Top News: Biden visits ATL, In-School Return, Keystone XL

GEORGIA — Top news stories from Georgia Patches this week include President Joe Biden's visit to Atlanta, Georgia joins the lawsuit for Keystone XL Pipeline, a Cherokee teacher wins a big honor, and Douglas County hires new county manager. Landowners awarded a huge settlement in the Silver Comet Trail l suit, widespread white supremacy in Georgia and in-person schooling returns to Gwinnett County were more big stories this week.

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• Biden Visits Atlanta, Gives Livestream Address On Spa Shootings
• 3 Cobb Landowners Win $700K In Silver Comet Trail Lawsuits
• Metro Atlanta Massage Parlor Shootings: 5 Things To Know
• In-Person Schooling With Online Option Returns To Gwinnett
• Douglas County Hires Albany City Manager As New Administrator
• GA Attorney General Sues Biden Over Keystone XL Pipeline
• White Supremacist Propaganda Widespread In Georgia, U.S.
• Cherokee Teacher Named Top Agriculture Educator In Nation

Here are more headlines from this week:

• Loganville Shootings Investigated As Homicide: Gwinnett Police
• Activists Call On GA Corporations To Condemn Voting Bills
• Haynes Bridge Road Community Input Meeting Set For Thursday
• Serial Shoplifting Suspect Targets Hardware Stores: Police
• North Fulton Cities To Receive $89.14M From American Rescue Plan
• Furkids Hosting 'Tour For Life' Pet Adoption Event
• GA COVID Vaccines Available To 55 And Older, Medically Vulnerable
• Decatur Schools To Overhaul Superintendent Contract Amid Lawsuits
• Paulding Pastor, DFCS Chair Appointed To GA Advisory Board
• Hilton Alpharetta Atlanta Opens In Windward Business District
• Cherokee Schools Begins Annual Parent University Program Tuesday
• Cobb Schools Prepares First Virtual Hiring Fair For K-12 Teachers
• Volunteers Needed For Brookhaven Park Conservancy Tree Planting
• TheraSolv Botanicals To Open Soon In Vinings
• Cherokee Schools Support Staff Employees Of The Year Named
• Sandy Springs Celebrates Arbor Day With Tree Canopy Awards
• Dollar Store Moratorium To Be Considered By Douglasville Council
• Protective Gear Gifted to Cartersville PD Thanks To Instructor
• Tornadoes, Hail, Flooding Expected Overnight Across Metro ATL
• Cobb To Receive $147.42M From COVID-19 Relief Bill
• DeKalb County To Receive $147.26M From COVID-19 Relief Bill
• Twisted Kitchen Plans To Open Smyrna Location
• Retired Bartow Educator Killed In Emerson In Two-Vehicle Crash
• Atlanta Massage Parlor Shootings 9-1-1 Calls Released
• Cobb, Marietta Schools Make Schedule Changes For March 18
• Gwinnett Asian Businesses Will Get Extra Patrols: Police
• DeKalb County Schools Make Program Change For March 18
• GA: Check When Coronavirus Stimulus Payment Is Deposited
• Gwinnett Meth Lab Near Elementary School Lands Trio In Prison
• Debate Over Voting Bills Heats Up, As No-Excuse Absentee Proposal Fades
• Georgia Team Hope Walk Will Support HDSA In Person This Year
• Decatur City Commission Cracks Down On Street Racing
• Loganville Shooting Victim Identified By Gwinnett Police
• Stuckey's CEO Wants To Make 'Road Trips Fun Again'
• Milton Property Developer Sentenced To Prison For Fraud
• Paulding Sheriff's Office Veteran Sergeant Retires From Force
• New Cumming Concert Venue Debuts Friday With Kurt Lee Wheeler
• Public Input Sought For Management Of Chattahoochee River Trails
• Murder Charges In Arrest Of November W. Atlanta Shooting: Police
• Green Workspaces Opening At Bank Of America Plaza, Other Offices
• St. Patrick's Day: How Brookhaven Celebrates Amid Pandemic
• Holly Springs Student Advances To GA School Nutrition Art Contest
• City Of Johns Creek Begins Stormwater Utility Program Outreach
• No New Dollar Stores In Douglasville For 90 Days: City Council
• New Age 55+ Housing Community Coming To Marietta
• Forsyth County To Receive $47.37M From COVID-19 Relief Bill
• Canton To Receive $9.62M From COVID-19 Relief Bill
• Woodstock To Receive $10.41M From COVID-19 Relief Bill
• Alpharetta, Milton To Receive $47.83M From COVID-19 Relief Bill
• Johns Creek To Receive $26.65M From COVID-19 Relief Bill
• Roswell To Receive $47.83M From COVID-19 Relief Bill
• Sandy Springs To Receive $16.28M From COVID-19 Relief Bill
• Decatur Pilots UNICEF Child-Friendly City Initiative
• NEW: Missing DeKalb 1-Year-Old Found Safe
• Atlanta Spa Murders: Experts Discuss Sex Addiction
• Teen Faces Murder Charge In Connection With Loganville Shootings
• 12-Year-Old Boy Shot At Main Event In Cobb County
• 'Bad Day' Comment After Spa Shootings Brings Criticism Of Officer
• Smyrna Implements 6-Month Ban On Townhome Developments
• Biden Orders U.S. Flags Lowered For Spa Victims, Visits Atlanta
• Modern Craftsman In Brookhaven Offers Equipped Media Room
• Unique Decatur Home With 2-Story Sunroom For $1.225M
• Luxurious Smyrna Estate With Fireside Media Room, Bar For $1.35M
• Atlanta Spa Killings Elicit Grief, Resolve from AAPI Legislators
• Massage Parlor Investigation Continues Despite Confession: Police
• Bookman: Recalling Zell While Geoff Duncan Risks 'Doing The Right Thing'
• Shooter Accused Of Murder Could Face Hate Crime Charges In Spa Killings
• Bill To Bypass Fundraising Limits During Session Heads To Kemp's Desk
• Wilbanks Terminated, Will Leave Gwinnett Schools 1 Year Early
• Women Killed In Atlanta Spa Shooting Rampage Identified
• Classic Buckhead Cape Cod With Modern Interior Touches, Amenities
• DeKalb Man Tried To Steal $1.5M In COVID-19 Relief Money: Feds
• 2 Teens Stabbed At Brookhaven Apartment Complex: Police
• In-Person Schooling With Online Option Returns To Gwinnett
• Greene Back On Twitter 12 Hours After Account Locked In 'Error'
• Spa Shootings: Church Denounces Accused Woodstock Man
• Cobb Schools: Virtual Learning Option Here To Stay In 2021-22
• Teenage Suspect Sought In Connection With Lithia Springs Shooting