Coke Job Cuts, Georgia's Smartest City, Punchline Move, Streetcar Shutdown, Slain Deputy Funeral, $200K in Stolen Cars

Patch has sites in dozens of communities across Georgia. Here are the top headlines from Thursday, Jan. 8:

• Which DeKalb City Has State’s Most Educated Adults?
• Police: Thieves Drive Off With $200K in High-End Cars from Audi Dealership
• The Punchline Could Leave Sandy Springs
• Funeral Arrangements Set for Paulding Deputy Sam Driskell
• $10,000 Reward Offered in Search for Missing Buford Man
• Man Struck, Injured by Truck in Buckhead Hit-And-Run
• Police Seek Suspect in Wells Fargo Robbery
• Atlanta Streetcar System Shut Down After Light Pole Falls on Wires
• UPDATE: Coca-Cola to Slash Workforce, Including Hundreds of Atlanta Jobs
• Power Outages Affect East Cobb Schools on Freezing Morning
• Police: “Suspicious” Vehicle Roaming Woodstock Streets
• GaPSC: “We Did Make a Decision” in Harper, Rucker
• Schools Website Gives Decatur High an A Grade
• Cumming Man Fatally Shot During Fight
• Early Voting Starts Jan. 20 in House District 50 Special Election Runoff
• Firefighters, Officers Help Local Charities in ‘Guns & Hoses’ Race
• Comcast Wants To Hire 125 Employees in Alpharetta
• Roswell School Playground Equipment Torched in Fire

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(Photo: Marlon Wayans at the Punchline, which could leave Sandy Springs. Credit: The Punchline Comedy Club)