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Coronavirus Cases Spike At UGA After Classes Start | Patch PM
Atlanta Movie Tours closes | Expensive homes | Jaywalker killed | Local food banks | Educator leaves after rant | UGA has spike: Patch PM
There was plenty of news across Georgia on Wednesday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of the top stories from the past 24 hours.
UGA Sees Coronavirus Positives Quadruple For First Week Of Class
While coronavirus numbers are generally dropping across Georgia, Athens students saw them spike last week as students returned to class.
Author Of Anti-Trump Rant ‘No Longer Employed’ By Schools
A former Douglas County middle-school principal characterized Trump supporters as "uneducated low social economic white people" on Facebook.
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Coronavirus Increases Hunger: Find A Food Bank In North Fulton
The coronavirus sent millions of Americans, including some in North Fulton, into an economic tailspin that's being felt at the dinner table.
Exclusive: Pandemic Pushes Atlanta Movie Tours Out Of Business
Since 2012, Atlanta Movie Tours has taken over 70,000 guests to filming locations for shows like "The Walking Dead."
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Also Worth A Look Today:
- Alpharetta Run Club Begins Thursday With Live Music, Flower Truck
- Grayson Highway Jaywalker Struck, Killed Near Lawrenceville
- Coronavirus Increases Hunger: Find A Food Bank In Forsyth County
- Coronavirus Increases Hunger: Find A Food Bank In Cherokee County
- Look Inside The Most Expensive Home For Sale In Roswell
- Inside The Most Expensive Sandy Springs House Currently For Sale
- Look Inside The Most Expensive House For Sale In Woodstock
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