Youngest Death, 200 Pups Rescued, Trump On Lewis: GA Top News

GEORGIA — Top news stories from Georgia Patches this week include a 7-year-old boy died from the coronavirus, the Georgia World Congress Center opened for patients, and Trump talks Rep. John Lewis. A pit bull attacks a teen, nearly 200 chihuahuas were rescued from hoarding and a teen was suspended for sharing photo of a packed hallway were more big stories this week.

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• 7-Year-Old Boy Among 4,000 Georgians Killed By Coronavirus
• Georgia World Congress Center Reopens For Coronavirus Patients
• Trump: ‘Can’t Say One Way Or The Other’ That Lewis Was Impressive
• Georgia Teen Faces Long Recovery After Horrific Pit Bull Attack
• GA Teen Loses Both Parents Days Apart To The Coronavirus
• 181 Chihuahuas Rescued From Home In Butts County
• Suspension Lifted For North Paulding Student Who Tweeted Photo

Here are more headlines from this week:

• Nick Markakis Rejoins Atlanta Braves During Pandemic
• GA's Coronavirus Restrictions Extended As School Starts For Some
• Man Scams Woman Out Of Vehicle, Pretends To Represent Dealership
• North Paulding Footballers Positive For COVID-19 As School Starts
• North GA Faculty, Alumna Participate In Coronavirus Research
• Doctors To Kemp: Mandate Masks
• Georgia Ranks Number 1 In Film Production
• Watching Street Racing In Spots Like Midtown Could Get You Fined
• Non Discrimination Ordinance Passed By Smyrna City Council
• Buckhead Company Included In 'Atlanta's Best Places To Work 2020'
• First West Nile Positive Mosquitoes In 2020 Found In DeKalb
• GA Dedicates $6 Million To Connect Students To The Internet
• Confederate Monument To Be Moved From Douglas County Courthouse
• Blocked On Facebook, Douglasville Woman Sues County Commissioner
• ‘Car Hopping,’ Shooting Incident Leads To Arrest Of Three Teens
• False COVID-19 Test For Stafford Led To Family Harassment: Wife
• GA Man Contracts The Coronavirus 3 Times, 'Wear Mask' He Says
• Rayshard Brooks' Attorneys Demand Officer's Bond Be Revoked
• Atlanta Mayor Opening COVID 19 Testing Center For City Workers
• Atlanta Police Recruit Charged With Street Racing In Midtown
• 4 USPS Employees In Roswell Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Jeff Foxworthy Hosting Massive Estate Sale At North Fulton Home
• Governor Signs Bill Green-Lighting Stores To Deliver Beer, Wine And Liquor
• Student Tests Positive For Coronavirus At Paulding School
• Athens, Atlanta Shine In New Ranking Of Country's Top Cities For Solar Power
• More Cherokee County Students Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Return To School Is Fraught Choice For Families With Special Needs Students
• Democrats Sue Georgia To Prevent Long Lines In Nov. 3 Election
• Free ‘Community Care’ For Students Offered By Loganville Church
• Teachers Who Won’t Teach Should Be Fired: Former U.S. Rep. Barr
• Student Accused Of Killing Clark Atlanta Roommate Seeks Bond
• Atlanta Officer Who Shot, Killed Rayshard Brooks Is Suing City
• Big Brother All Star Cast Revealed, Includes Atlanta Native
• The Walking Dead Will Finish Filming In Atlanta This Month
• GA High School Association Cancels Football Scrimmages
• Online Only For Barrow After 90+ Quarantine Due To Coronavirus
• 7-Year-Old Boy Among 4,000 Georgians Killed By Coronavirus
• Districts Can Implement Masks As Dress Code: GA Superintendent
• Johns Creek Man Charged In Paycheck Protection Program Fraud
• Atlanta Families Can Now Buy Groceries Online With SNAP
• Cobb Firefighters Rescue Kitten From Storm Drain, Name Him Storm
• Cobb Man Bites Woman's Face During Argument Over Speeding
• Braves Live Watch Party Hosted Wednesday At Avalon