Community Corner
Pot-Filled Baseballs, Boyer Pleads Guilty, Officer Faces Drunk Driving Charges, Another Sprouts Opening, Tom Glavine Comes To Acworth
Plus, a suspect in a botched carjacking was acquitted of murder charges and a National Guardsman is fighting to obtain back pay.
Patch has 45 sites in communities across Georgia. Here are the top headlines from Wednesday, Sept. 3:
- Patch Blog: Is Camping Out for Tickets Still Necessary?
- Police Release Video of Robber Who Shot Gas Station Clerk
- Tobacco Out at CVS Stores in Georgia
- Community Assistance Center Sends SOS for Food Donations
- Live Comedy, Swing into Shabbat, More Set at Marcus Jewish Community Center
- Fall Balls: Pot-Filled Baseballs Thrown into Georgia Prison Yard
- NE Georgia Job Readiness Event Set Sept. 9
- Police Seek Suspect Who Beat Elderly Man with Wooden Spindle
- Watch Out Werewolves, Silver Bullets Stolen from Pawn Shop
- Alert Neighbors Help Police Catch Burglary Suspects
- Don Oliver Dempsey, 79, Formerly of Lithia Springs
- Have You Seen This Man? He’s Wanted for Armed Robbery
- Sprouts Farmers Market To Open Sept. 17 in Johns Creek
- UPDATE: Woman Taken From Roswell Health Care Facility Found in Alabama
- Autumn Fest Brings Family Fun To Holly Springs
- Whole Foods Avalon To Host Hiring Event
- Cartersville First Friday Encourages Residents To “Buy Fresh, Buy Local”
- Medlock Bridge Road Improvements Start This Week
- September Brown Bag Concerts Return Thursday
- Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office Welcomes New Deputy
- Braves Hall of Fame Pitcher Will Appear at Covering the Bases Fundraiser
- Home Depot Issues Statement About Possible Security Breach
- Cumming National Guardsman Fights for Back Pay
- Atlanta Area Exported Over $18 Billion in Goods in 2013
- Buckhead Bakery Robbed in Brazen Daylight Attack
- Man Accused of Beating Former South Forsyth Track Star to Death Gets Murder Rap
- Atlanta Police Supervisor Faces Drunk Driving Charges
- Semi Truck Driver Facing Charges in Buckhead Fatal Accident
- Apple Store in Cumberland Mall Will Open Saturday
- HGTV’s Property Brothers Help Family Move to Acworth
- Safe Kids Paulding Wants to Prevent Unintentional Childhood injuries
- Boyer Pleads Guilty to Federal Fraud Charges
- Highbeams Perform at Food Truck Thursday in Dunwoody
(Photo credit: Sprouts Farmers Market)
Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts.