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Share-worthy stories from the Georgia Patch network to talk about tonight:

Sexual Assault Charges Made Against Buford High Teacher

A Buford teacher turned himself in Wednesday after Gwinnett County Police charged him with one count of sexual battery and one count of sexual assault.

Opening Day: Football Stars Who Also Shined At Baseball

Thursday is opening day for Major League Baseball and, in the world of sports, that's so exciting that even Atlanta's College Football Hall of Fame is getting in on the act.

Opening Day At Sun Trust Park: Parking, Festivities, Chop On!

It's opening day 2018 and the Braves will face the Philadelphia Phillies Thursday at Sun Trust Park; first pitch scheduled for 4:10 p.m. It's the first of a three-game series to start the season. The telecast will be on Fox Sports Southeast.

Ball Ground Mom Killed In Crash Was Day Care Teacher

The community is mourning the loss of a Ball Ground woman who died early Wednesday in a two-vehicle accident in northern Cherokee County. Kirsten Robertson, 21, passed away from injuries sustained in the crash on Ball Ground Highway.

GBI, Police Launch Georgia Alzheimer's Training

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation and other law-enforcement agencies have launched a training effort to help police better respond to calls involving people with Alzheimer's disease.

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