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GA Good News: Cop Saves Kid, Trafficking Decline, Pets Adopted
Good news around Georgia this week includes an officer who saved a student, nearly 500 pets found new homes and a winning lottery ticket.

GEORGIA — There was plenty of good news around Georgia Patches this week, including a winning Powerball ticket, 500 pets saved and human trafficking laws earned an "A." Jimmy Carter is out of the hospital, a school officer saved a choking student and firefighters decorated for a recent liver recipient.
- Laws To End Human Trafficking Earn Georgia An 'A' Grade
- Winning Powerball Ticket Sold At Lilburn Kroger
- Nearly 500 Cats, Dogs, Guinea Pigs Found New Atlanta Homes
- Jimmy Carter Out Of Hospital, Wishes Peace And Joy For Holidays
- 'He's Turning Blue': School Officer's Heroic Actions Save Student
- Firefighters Check Off Teen's List Of 'Liver, Christmas Lights'
Here are more great stories from Georgia this week:
- Holiday Events In Cobb County All December
- Walgreens Supports CDC's #EndHIV Initiative, World AIDS Day
- Atlanta's Perimeter Mall Company Featured On National TV
- Northside Hospital Cherokee Opens Women’s Imaging Center
- DeKalb County's New Sheriff Maddox Celebrates Dec. 16
- Alpharetta Officer Named Vice President Of Police K9 Foundation
- Kennels Emptied At Cherokee Animal Shelter On 'Black Saturday'
- Vietnam Veterans Of Cumming Offering Five Scholarships
- Podcast Highlights First Generation Students At Kennesaw
- Paulding Boys & Girls Club Awarded State Grant Funding For Arts
- Johns Creek Wins Amazon's 'City On A Cloud' Innovation Challenge
- These Are Atlanta's Most Popular Dog Names For 2019
- Riverwood Charter Student Earns Perfect ACT Score
- Forsyth Awarded Justice, Mental Health Collaboration Grant
- Georgia DOT Prepares For Winter Conditions
- DASANI Brings New Sustainability Experimental Pilot To Atlanta
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