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Good News: .38 Special Will Rock Dallas, Norcross Grad to Attend Obama Summit, Soccer Stars Named All-Americans
Top good news stories include a bank vice president earning an executive diploma, a volunteer fire department donating equipment, and more.

From a sheriff’s deputy competing in a skills competition to a church looking to donate 700 pairs of shoes to needy kids, here are the top good news stories from Georgia in the past week.
- .38 Special Rocks End of Summer Concert in Dallas
- Signature Bank Group Vice President Earns Executive Diploma
- Alpharetta Department of Public Safety Named 2015 Agency of the Year
- Milton Graduate Performs In National Musical Theater Awards
- Clayton Volunteer Fire Department Donates Over $7,700 In Equipment
- Cherokee Sheriff’s Deputy Competes In Skills USA Championship
- Norcross High Grad to Attend Michelle Obama Summit
- Hospital Recognized For Providing “High Quality” Care To Heart Attack Patients
- GAC Soccer Star Named High School All-American
- Grayson Soccer Star Named All-American
- Dacula Church Aims to Donate 700 Pairs of Shoes to Needy Kids
- Municipal Court Judge Receives Award For STOP Program
- CVB Shows Off Culinary Diversity With ‘Behind The Apron’ Giveaway
More Georgia Good News!
- Atlanta Cop Saves Crash Victim, Woman Hits $1 Million Lottery Jackpot, Bus Driver Wins Competition: Good News
- Hero Cop Saves Driver, Father Wins $12,500 Lottery Prize, 500 New Jobs: Good News
- Lottery Ticket Sold, ‘Gladys Knight Highway’ Dedicated, Hairless Kitten Found at Airport
- Good News: Wounded Warrior Welcomed to Smyrna, WWII Memorabilia Recovered, Lifeguard Saves Youngster’s Life
- Good News: School Year Ends, Paralyzed Teen Walks for Graduation, Brewery Helps Flood Victims
- Good News: Bulldog Saved From Fire, Fugitive Arrested, Digital Classroom Act Becomes Law
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