Born in Chicago, Justin Ove moved with his family to Georgia in 1992. Always a gifted writer, Justin was encouraged to pursue a writing career, be it as an author or newspaper reporter. A 2006 graduate of Northview High School in Duluth, Justin first attended Young Harris College then moved to Atlanta to study Journalism at Georgia State University.
After graduating in 2010 with honors, Justin began sending out resumes and building an online presence he hoped would attract hiring managers. In November, 2010, he was contacted and hired by Patch as a freelance contributor for Acworth Patch.
He has worked for Patch in various capacities since December, 2010. He became an editor in 2012.
Also: Lithonia schools evacuated after water main break, Babe Ruth forgery suspect hits Marietta, Scamming college students, and more.
Also: Lithonia schools evacuated after water main break, Babe Ruth forgery suspect hits Marietta, Scamming college students, and more.
Also: Lithonia schools evacuated after water main break, Babe Ruth forgery suspect hits Marietta, Scamming college students, and more.
Also: Lithonia schools evacuated after water main break, Babe Ruth forgery suspect hits Marietta, Scamming college students, and more.
Also: Lithonia schools evacuated after water main break, Babe Ruth forgery suspect hits Marietta, Scamming college students, and more.
Also: Lithonia schools evacuated after water main break, Babe Ruth forgery suspect hits Marietta, Scamming college students, and more.
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The Oct. 13 meeting will be held at the Cochise Club in Vinings.
“It is important to hear directly from our bright young people so we can work together to best shape Cobb’s future," the commissioner said.
Suspect has reportedly used fake autographed baseballs with bogus certificates of authenticity to fleece pawn shops in at least four states.
Approximately 300 graduates walked across the stage during the school's summer commencement.
Approximately 300 graduates walked across the stage during the school's summer commencement.
Approximately 300 graduates walked across the stage during the school's summer commencement.
A closure schedule should be ready in six months, the utility company said Monday.
Callers spoofed the FBI's phone number and warned students of allegedly delinquent loans, then demanded payment via MoneyGram.
Deputies say the ring must have gone missing around two or three weeks ago.
Submissions will be accepted until Oct. 19.
Wreckers are en route to pull three vehicles out of the roadway, police said.
The facility will spend up to $1.1 million in SPLOST funds to get a new building on the same side of the street as the county's bus stops.
The burglars were seen fleeing the scene in two vehicles early Monday morning.
