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National Merit Scholars | Midtown with Maroon 5 | Wednesday work out | Back to the new norm | No state re-election for COVID test dodger.

I started my professional journalism career on a football field in Alaska, and every day since has been an adventure. I've covered dog sledding and commercial fishing in the Land of the Midnight Sun, civic duty and Civil Rights icons in the Windy City, courts and crime in Hotlanta and the Inauguration of our first Black President.
Time away from the news business has given me perspective to appreciate what I've always considered my calling. And focusing on local stories has always been my lens to open a broader view of our society and our country.
Contact me at marcus.garner@patch.com, or at 404-590-7114.
National Merit Scholars | Midtown with Maroon 5 | Wednesday work out | Back to the new norm | No state re-election for COVID test dodger.

High school students from Buckhead are among the 2021 National Merit Scholarship winners.
High school students from Atlanta are among the 2021 National Merit Scholarship winners.
Atlanta man pleaded guilty to money laundering conspiracy for elaborate email spoofing scam aimed at stealing real estate payments.
The annual outdoor music festival returns to Piedmont Park with Maroon 5 as the headliner after the global pandemic forced postponement.
Top news includes summer fun on the Green, a new disaster aid fulfillment center, and a $100 million demand from the boys of summer.
School is out for summer | Outfielder in trouble | Suit demands All-Star Game return or pay | Hub for disaster relief in heart of Southeast
Texas-based business advocacy group Job Creators Network sues MLB for $100 million or "immediate return" of the July 13 game to Atlanta.
Buckhead Exploratory Committee plans fundraiser in pursuit of effort to break wealthy neighborhood away from City of Atlanta.
Amazon opens first Disaster Relief Hub near Atlanta airport for quick response ahead of hurricane season.
Whether it’s the library or your favorite restaurant or retailer, here’s a look at what’s open and closed in Atlanta this Memorial Day.
Whether it’s the library or your favorite restaurant or retailer, here’s a look at what’s open and closed in Buckhead this Memorial Day.
This week's Georgia dream houses include picturesque outdoor spaces, regal entryways, elegant master suites, luxurious pools and fishing.
Good news this week includes a host of valedictorians, a custodial commencement, food trucks and concerts return, and a grad hears his name.
Whether it's Fox Brothers in Atlanta or Hudson's Hickory House in Douglasville, here are the GA restaurant inspections from the past week.
Birdcall connection | French disconnection | No new trial | Food trucks can park | Ballot re-re-re-recount | Custodial commencement.
Rally In The Past | Was Courthouse Bomb Threat From Jail? | More Pool For You | Mask Mandates Prohibited.
"The time for mandates is over," Gov. Brian Kemp said, noting the availability of vaccinations despite only a third of GA being vaccinated.
Top news includes false reports of "possible explosive," a home overrun by pests, and first encounters of the would-be mayor kind.
Bogus bomb report | Pestilence home invasion | Mayoral competitors to meet | Follow the singing to find way home.