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GA Good News: Helping Women In Poverty, KY Tornado Donation Drive
Good news around Georgia this week included a program helping low-income Black women, restoration of the Black Pioneer Cemetery and more.
GEORGIA — Amid the bad news, there's still good news to be shared, including a pilot program to financially help Black women living below the poverty line in Atlanta; the restoration of the Black Pioneer Cemetery in Euharlee; free little libraries in Canton; a donation drive for Kentucky tornado victims and more.
- ‘Christmas Comet’: Brightest Views This Week For Leonard In GA
- Decatur Named First GA Silver-Level Bicycle Friendly Community
- Rescue Shelter Raises Funds To Help Dog Set On Fire In Decatur
- North Point Church Set To Light 40-Foot Tree During Celebration
- Cherokee Schools Honored For Social, Emotional Learning Efforts
- Ben's Crab Seafood & Bar Sets Opening Date In Smyrna
- Black Pioneer Cemetery In Euharlee Restored By Volunteers
- City Of Canton Launches BenchMark Program
- Jesse's House Speaks To Veterans Group About Organization
- Thumbs Off: GA Restaurateur Aims To Reduce Germs In Restaurants
- 4 Georgia Hospitals Among Best To Have A Baby
- Kentucky Tornado: Paulding Leaders Seek Donations For Victims
- Bake Cookies For Santa In Gwinnett County Through Park District
- Eagle Scouts Complete Service Project At Cherokee Veterans Park
- Free Little Libraries Installed At Cherokee Elementary Schools
- Alpharetta Canned Food Drive Underway Through Friday
- New Marietta City Councilman Sworn Into Office In Small Ceremony
- Peach Drop Returns To Atlanta 2021 New Year's Eve Celebration
- $850 A Month Guaranteed Income Part Of Pilot For Women In Poverty
- Lifeline Holistic Health Brings Hydration Spa To Douglasville
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