Douglasville, GA|News|
JCPenney At Arbor Place To Begin Liquidation Sales Soon
Douglasville's JCPenney will start liquidation sales soon, according to a company spokesperson. The store will close 10 to 16 weeks later.
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Cartersville, GA|News|
Man Assaults Woman, Hijacks Truck To Escape: Bartow Sheriff
The 31-year-old Atlanta man is in the Bartow jail facing multiple charges stemming from the incident at the Budgetel Inn near Cartersville.
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Douglasville, GA|News|
Bodies Of Woman, Girl In Burning Vehicle: Douglasville Homicides
Douglasville police found the bodies of a woman and girl in a burning car on Colquitt Street late Sunday afternoon. A suspect is in custody.
Jim Massara, Patch Staff
Gwinnett, GA|News|
Almost All Residents At 3 Gwinnett Group Homes Have COVID-19
Nearly 50 residents between three group homes — one in Lilburn, two in Lawrenceville — have died of the coronavirus, which is widespread.
Jim Massara, Patch Staff
Dallas-Hiram, GA|News|
No Bond For Dallas Man Charged With Murdering Mother's Boyfriend
A domestic dispute led to the fatal shooting, according to Paulding County detectives.
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Peachtree Corners, GA|News|
Burglar Steals Files From Collections Agency, Police Need ID
A man was seen in security video breaking into a Gwinnett County collections agency and taking files. Do you know who he is?
Jim Massara, Patch Staff
Gwinnett, GA|News|
Delivery Snafu Kept 17 Gwinnett Precincts Open Late For Primary
New voting machines, miscommunication and inefficient routes led to voting machines delivered late to some Gwinnett precincts.
Jim Massara, Patch Staff
Across Georgia, GA|News|
Georgia Sees Almost 1,000 New COVID-19 Cases in 24 Hours
According to numbers released Thursday, 46 more Georgians died of the disease caused by the new coronavirus.
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Dacula, GA|News|
Principal Apologizes For Student Selfie In Collins Hill Yearbook
The photo apparently slipped by near the end of the school year because of last-minute changes forced on yearbook staff by the pandemic.
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Norcross, GA|News|
Man Firing Gun During Norcross Robbery Wanted By Gwinnett Police
The suspect appeared to be a Hispanic male with darker skin. He wore a black ski mask, a flannel shirt and dark pants.
Jim Massara, Patch Staff
Cartersville, GA|News|
AMC Cartersville Theater Plans Summer Reopening
AMC reported a devastating $2.2 billion loss in the first quarter but plans to reopen ahead of the release of two major movie blockbusters.
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Dallas-Hiram, GA|News|
AMC Hiram Theater Plans Summer Reopening
AMC reported a devastating $2.2 billion loss in the first quarter but plans to reopen ahead of the release of two major movie blockbusters.
Jim Massara, Patch Staff
East Cobb, GA|News|
AMC Cobb-Area Theatres Plan Summer Reopening
AMC reported a devastating $2.2 billion loss in the first quarter but plans to reopen ahead of the release of two major movie blockbusters.
Jim Massara, Patch Staff
Gwinnett, GA|News|
AMC Theaters In Gwinnett Plan Summer Reopening
AMC reported a devastating $2.2 billion loss in the first quarter but plans to reopen ahead of the release of two major movie blockbusters.
Jim Massara, Patch Staff
Norcross, GA|News|
Driver Charged With Murder For Running Down Two Norcross Men
The victims died in the parking lot of a billiards hall on Jimmy Carter Boulevard. They were identified Wednesday by Gwinnett police.
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Snellville, GA|News|
Man Disappears From Group Home, Police Need Help To Find Him
Douglas Sanders has several medical conditions that require constant attention. He hasn't been seen since March.
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Across Georgia, GA|News|
GA Primary Election Fallout: What Went Wrong?
Tuesday's primary election in Georgia was a recipe for disaster: a pandemic, new voting machines and crowds of voters spurred by protests.
Jim Massara, Patch Staff
Decatur-Avondale Estates, GA|News|
GA Primary: DeKalb County Keeps Some Precincts Open Late
One precinct in Decatur is staying open until after 10 p.m.
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Across Georgia, GA|News|
Ossoff Wins Democratic Senate Primary As GA Results Trickle In
Jon Ossoff won the Democratic nomination to challenge U.S. Sen. David Perdue; the race was called 24 hours after most GA polls closed.
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Atlanta, GA|News|
GA Primary: Fulton County Polls To Stay Open Until 9 P.M.
Votes cast after 7 p.m. won't be scanned by the new voting machines. Instead, ballots will be placed in provisional envelopes.
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