Berlin Wall Comes to Buckhead, Arrest in Grandma's Death, Homeless Mom Beaten to Death + Restaurant Inspections

In case you missed anything, check out the day’s top headlines from Georgia Patches:

• Douglasville Police: Arrest Made in Death of Woman Found Bound, Gagged
• DeKalb Schools Settle Harassment Complaint Based on Religion, National Origin
• Former Officer, Convicted Child Molester, Sentenced to 40 Years
• 2014 Holiday TV Schedule: When to Tune in to Watch Holiday Classics
• Family: Malnourished Woman Recovering; She Lived With Cult Members
• Atlanta Department of Watershed Management Celebrates World Toilet Day
• Part of Berlin Wall Coming to Buckhead School
• Homeless Woman Beaten to Death Near Georgia State Was Mother of Five
• City Schools of Decatur Honors Teacher of the Year
• Dunwoody Area Restaurant Scores: Shorty’s Pizza, McDonald’s, Dunkin Donuts and More
• Police: Brothers Kidnapped Cousin From Roswell Parking Lot
• Red Top Mountain Park, Overrun with Deer, Will Close For ‘Management Hunts’
• Hobgood: “Turf Protection” Has No Place in Canton Fire Service Talks
• Holiday Lights of Hope Bring Christmas Joy To Hobgood Park
• Avalon Developer “Taking a Stand” For Thanksgiving
• Tour of Homes Raises Funds for Canton’s Less Fortunate Seniors
• Small Business Saturday Allows Residents To Keep Money in Community
• Help Make Christmas a Joyful One for Dunwoody Kids
• Arctic Chill Continues: Hard Freeze Expected Tuesday Night
• Gwinnett Police: Scammers Use Craigslist, Best Buy To Fool Victims
• ‘Career Criminal’ Sentenced by Douglas County Judge
• Nearby: Teenager Indicted for West Cobb Double Murder
• Cobb Police Again Look at NBA Star Over Child Abuse Allegations
• Whiskey Distillery Opening in Buckhead Next Year
• East Cobb Massage Envy Site of Alleged Sexual Misconduct
• Victim, Suspects in Smyrna Homicide Identified
• Johns Creek Students Design Holiday Cards For Military Service Members

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»PHOTO: A section of the infamous Berlin wall which divided the capital of Germany for nearly 30 years will find a new home in Buckhead.