Drug Charges, Black Lives Matter Shirt, Truck On Car: News Nearby

There was plenty of news across Georgia on Thursday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of the top stories from the past 24 hours.

• Stone Mountain's 4th Of July Fireworks 2020 Canceled
• Act Now By Social Distancing, Wearing Mask: Fulton Superintendent
• Smyrna Police Officer Rescued After Semitruck Lands On Car

Delta Has Banned Some Passengers For Not Wearing A Mask

Delta Air Lines said it has already had to ban some passengers for refusing to wear masks.

Family Says Six Flags Questioned Their Black Lives Matter Shirts

Six Flags has apologized after pulling aside a mother and her three children for wearing 'Black Lives Matter' shirts.

'Today Is A Happy Day' Says Ahmaud Arbery's Mother On Indictment

Ahmaud Arbery's mother, Wanda Cooper-Jones, said the murder indictment is a good second step.

What Fireworks Are Legal, Illegal In GA: Fourth Of July 2020

With many GA fireworks displays canceled due to coronavirus, it may be tempting to light your own pyrotechnic display. Here's what's legal.

47 Arrested On Gang, Drugs Charges During Meth Investigation

Agents seized over 136 kilograms of methamphetamine valued at $1.76 million and approximately $100,000, and served 47 arrest warrants.

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Also Worth A Look Today:

• Georgia Senate Tosses Revised 'Right To Farm' Hot Potato To House
• Forsyth Schools Sets Opening Date, Reveals Learning Options
• Cobb County Schools Announces Plans For Students Returning
• Public Listening Sessions Set For July In Johns Creek
• Avalon Expands Drive-In Concert Into Summer Series
• Sandy Springs Receives $36K From Coronavirus Enforcement Grant

Across America

• Grocery Stores Open On July 4: Walmart, Publix, Kroger
• U.S. Health Officials Estimate 20M Americans Have Had Virus
• U.S. Coronavirus Cases Hit Record Single-Day Total
• Mail-In Ballots Thrust Postal Service Into Presidential Race
• New York Opens Traffic-Clogged Streets To People During Pandemic