Publix Recall, Restaurant Scores, Teachers of the Year, Luring Kids + Fire Death

Patch has community websites across Georgia. Here are some of the top posts from the past 24 hours.

• Publix Issues Recall of Jalapeno Bagels; May Contain Glass, Small Stones
• Police Look For Man Who Tried To Lure Children To Car
• 4-Year-Old Boy Dies in Carroll County Fire
• Paulding County Restaurant Scores: Dallas Sea Food, La Bamba and More
• How Did Six Flags Over Georgia Fare with Food Inspectors?
• Metro Atlanta Companies Will Hire More Workers in Fourth Quarter
• Patch Blog: How the Fighting Irish Saved This Georgia Girl
• Douglas County Names Teacher of the Year Semifinalists
• Calling All Heroes: Local School Plans 9/11 Luncheon for First Responders
• Looking for Live Music? How About Eddie Owens Presents?
• Hamilton Mill All-Stars Advance to PGA Junior Championships
• Employment Workshop Guides Those with Development Disabilities
• 15 Upcoming Family-Friendly Events at Marcus Jewish Community Center
• Duluth Student Spends Fall Semester in Zambia
• 131 Gwinnett Educators Named Local Teachers of the Year
• Share the Road: Ways to Keep Athens Bike-Friendly
• Donated Unwanted Healthcare Equipment Saturday in Douglasville
• Decatur Bulldogs May Receive $5K from Atlanta Road Race
• Sheriff’s Office Holding Public Safety Meeting for Special Needs Residents on Wednesday
• Cobb Sex Offender Gets Prison Time for Child Porn Distribution
• Respiratory Virus Affecting Midwest Reported in Cobb County Children
• Former Site of Garden Hills Cinema May be Bulldozed, Redevloped
• Cumming Art Exhibition And Sale Runs Until Saturday
• Forsyth County Earns Highest Bond Rating From Standard & Poor’s
• Publix Issues Recall of Jalapeno Bagels; May Contain Glass, Small Stones
• Cobb Police: Cumberland Bank Robbed
• Third Ebola Patient Coming to Emory for Treatment
• Forsyth Domestic Violence Forum is Sept. 17
• East Cobb Pharmacy Worker Accused of Filming Woman in Bathroom
• Athens Police Briefs: Electronic Speed Sign, $10K in Gas, Christmas Decorations Stolen
• Belnick Wants To Hire Warehouse Clerks, Forklift Operators
• Alpharetta Grilling and Gridiron Tailgate Party On Saturday
• Cherokee Commemorates Sept. 11 With Patriot’s Day Events
• Free Admission To Bartow History, Booth Western Art Museums On Sept. 27
• Johns Creek High Student Named National Child Youth Ambassador
• Sandy Springs To Honor Retiring Fire Chief
• Former Cherokee Sheriff’s Office K-9 Passes Away
• Old Alabama Connector, Holcomb Bridge Projects To Start in Roswell

(Photo: Rico, a former K-9 who served with the Cherokee Sheriff’s Office for over seven years, passed away on Monday after a battle with cancer. Credit: Cherokee Sheriff’s Office)