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Vandals paint over anti-LGBT church sign | Diner Bakery opens in Kennesaw | Uber delivers senior citizens | 4 kids hurt in car crash

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Live From The Oval Office ... Tyler Perry?
Tyler Perry has a new TLC drama called "Too Close to Home." It's set in Washington, and the Atlanta entertainment giant has a set that includes an exact replica from the Oval Office.
Perry did a Facebook Live presentation from his Oval Office set, which you can watch in its entirety above. βI feel very presidential sitting at this desk,β he said.»»»Read more.
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Georgia Church's Anti-LGBT Sign Covered in Paint
Someone smeared black paint all over a Georgia church sign critical of gay and transgender people, police say.
The sign, at Back to the Bible Holiness Church in Buford, read: "God created man & woman Satan made gays & transgender Gen 5:2." When police arrived at the church Monday morning, they found it covered in black paint.»»»Read more.
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- Diner Bakery Company began serving its full menu over the weekend in Kennesaw at 3150 Cobb Parkway NW. Founded by restaurateur Vasilios βBillyβ Liakakos, the restaurant has a menu including all-day breakfast, a variety of sandwiches, soups and salads, chicken and Mexican dishes, and a full-service bakery. »»»Read more.
Program Uses Uber To Transport Fulton Seniors
- The Fulton County Commission has approved a pilot program that will use Uber as an option for transporting seniors to Fulton County Senior Multipurpose facilities.»»»Read more.
- Two adults were killed and four children were seriously injured when an SUV slammed into a tree early Monday morning in Cobb County. »»»Read more.
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