Planning Zone, Last Frontier, Play Ball: Nearby News

• Clark Creek Elementary Named Georgia Title I Distinguished School
• Nearly 60 Townhomes Could Be Coming To Marietta

There was plenty of news across Georgia on Monday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of the top stories from the past 24 hours.

Legends Distillery Hosting Soft Launch, Grand Opening This Week

Cumming-based Legends Distillery is hosting multiple soft launch days this week, with a grand opening on Saturday.

Blueprint For DeKalb 2035 Laid By Residents

The county's comprehensive plan — developed by residents — is the blueprint for future development over the next 20 years.

MLB Play Ball Event Set For Johns Creek This Month

Johns Creek is set to host this year's MLB Play Ball Event, supporting the "Play Ball Summer" initiative encouraging an active lifestyle.

Woodstock Women Killed In Alaska Sightseeing Plane Crash: Report

Andrea and Rachel McArthur were among five passengers who were killed in the crash Thursday along with the pilot, reports say.

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• Buckhead Bar Shooting Ends In Death: Police
• ALERT: Overturned Semi Truck Blocks Lanes On Westside I-285 S
• Alpharetta’s Food Truck Alley Adds Fall Dates
• GA Gov., First Lady Visit Cherokee County For Back-To-School
• Man Dead, Woman Jailed After Domestic-Related Stabbing: Police
• $263M Tower Proposed For Wellstar Kennestone Hospital
• Roswell Committee Meetings Set For Tuesday Night
• Phone And Shoes Stolen, Victim Pistol-Whipped: Bartow Sheriff
• Chick-fil-A To Open New Cobb County Location
• Suspect In Trans Woman's Killing Arrested In Texas: Police
• North Fulton Master Gardeners To Host Gardening Lecture Series

Across America

• Fauci Expects COVID Vaccines To Get Full OK By FDA Within Weeks
• Dixie Fire Becomes CA's Second Largest Wildfire Ever
• Miami Baseball Player 3rd American To Win Summer, Winter Medals
• GREENER PASTURES: Dead Letters in the Heart
• COLUMN: Old Recording Reveals Alabama Soldier's Lost WWII Stories