GA Top News: Drinking Water Quality, Ailing Jimmy Carter, Drought

GEORGIA — Top stories around Georgia Patches this week includes reports of cancer-linked contaminants in water, Trump visiting Georgia in November and a guard who smuggled drugs. Jimmy Carter fell, a Suwanee principal was honored and a drought was declared were other important stories around Georgia.

• Cancer-Linked Contaminants Found In GA’s Drinking Water: Report
• Jimmy Carter Recovering In Hospital After Fall At GA Home
• Suwanee Educator Named National Principal Of The Year
• Trump To Visit Atlanta For Fundraiser In November
• GA State Prison Guard Guilty Of Smuggling Drugs
• Level 1 Drought Declared For GA, Water Conservation Requested

More important news this week:

• U.S. News: These GA Universities Are Among The Best In The World
• Fulton Schools Awarded School Violence Prevention Grant
• Woodstock Teen Selected As Scholastic Kid Reporter
• Census Is Hiring In Gwinnett County For 2020
• 4 GA Restaurants Among Best Date Spots In US: Open Table
• Georgia Winter Forecast 2019-2020 Released By NOAA
• Street Named After Family With KKK Ties May Be Renamed
• Coat Drive To Benefit Shelters Across Metro Atlanta Area
• When 2019 Daylight Saving Time Ends In Atlanta: Clocks Fall Back
• Most Wanted List Fugitive Found, Arrested In Kennesaw: Police
• Cancer-Linked Contaminants Found In DeKalb Water: Report
• Cancer-Linked Contaminants Found In Marietta Water: Report
• Cancer-Linked Contaminants Found In Smyrna Water: Report
• Cancer-Linked Contaminants Found In Atlanta Water: Report
• Cancer-Linked Contaminants Found In Canton's Water: Report
• Cancer-Linked Contaminants Found In Woodstock's Water: Report
• Cancer-Linked Contaminants Found In Forsyth's Water: Report
• Cancer-Linked Contaminants Found In North Fulton's Water: Report