Nightly Protests, Unemployment Down, ​​Ahmaud Arbery: GA Top News

GEORGIA — Top news stories from Georgia Patches this week include nightly curfews after protesting around Atlanta, a brewery removed a beer named after a racist word, and unemployment claims declining. Georgia reopens bars, JCPenney closing stores and 1 million early voters cast a ballot were more big stories this week.

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• Ahmaud Arbery: Accused Killer Used Racial Slur, Truck Hit Victim
• 'Our Hearts Are Breaking For Our Black Team Members': Chick-fil-A
• Unemployment Claims Statewide Have Been On Decline In Past Month
• Black Lives Matter, City Leaders March For Justice, Push Voting
• Former UGA Quarterback Apologizes For 'Elite White People' Text
• APD Chief Says She Didn't See The Officer Charges Coming In Email
• Atlanta Curfew Extended Through Saturday, Earlier On Weekend
• Alpharetta Brewery Removes 'Boogaloo' Beer From Rotation
• Herschel Walker To Demonstrators: Keep It ‘9 To 5’
• Georgia Protests May Be Petri Dishes For COVID-19 Spread
• GA Legislature To Resume 2020 Session On June 15
• 6 ATL Officers Face Charges After Incident With College Students
• Ready Or Not, Here We Come: GA Reopens Bars, COVID Keeps Killing
• Matt Ryan Creates GoFundMe To Support Atlanta's Black Community
• More Than 1 Million Early Voters Cast Ballots In Georgia
• More JCPenney Stores Closing, 7 In Georgia To Shut Down

AMC Theatres:

• AMC Theatres: Decatur Location Could Close
• AMC Theatres: Alpharetta's North Point Mall Location Could Close
• AMC Theatres: Canton's Riverstone Location Could Close
• AMC Theatres: Avenue Forsyth Location Could Close
• AMC Theaters: Cartersville Classic 12 Location Could Close
• AMC Theaters: Hiram 14 Could Close Due To Coronavirus Losses
• AMC Theatres: Buckhead Location In Atlanta Could Close

• Police Say Trio Threw Molotov Cocktails At Gwinnett Police Cars
• Protest Organizers Received 'Incredible Support From Community'
• GOP House Candidate Warns Antifa ‘Stay The Hell’ Out Of NW GA
• Cherokee Student Athletes Can Soon Return To Practicing
• 3 Arrested, Charged In Arson Of Gwinnett County Police Cars
• 43-Year-Old Lawrenceville Man Remains Missing: Police
• Taco Mac Lawrenceville Location To Open In July, Actively Hiring
• Initiative To Transform Policing Introduced By Georgia Chiefs
• Denmark Graduate Wins Alpharetta American Legion Scholarship
• 3,000 Masks Will Be Given To Tucker Residents
• GA Precinct Locations In Decatur Have Changed For June 9 Election
• Goodwill Of North Georgia Opening New Roswell Store
• Milton Eases Alcohol Code, Ends Happy Hour Restrictions
• Preschool Applications Now Accepted For Cherokee Students
• Summer Meals Continue Through Fulton County Schools
• Reopening Forsyth Schools Draft Guidelines Released For Fall
• Woodstock Police Chief: We Keep Peace, Not Needlessly Breach It
• North Paulding Student’s Art Recognized With Congressional Award
• Collins Hill Grad, Star Athlete Shot And Killed In Knoxville
• 'We Hear You, We Hold You Close': Johns Creek Mayor
• Summer Reading Program Goes Virtual In Fulton County
• Atlanta Police Arrest 52 Protesters Monday Night
• Mother of Ahmaud Arbery Thanks Supporters, Comments On Protests
• DeKalb to Host Drive Thru Food Distribution Event On Saturday
• Resolution Condemning Racism Passed At Smyrna City Council
• Aquifil Reopens After Cleaning; 18 Test Positive For COVID-19
• Douglasville Demonstration Monday Ends Peacefully
• GA Public Health Updates Coronavirus Website As Deaths Pass 2,100
• Four Paulding Sheriff’s Officers Retire, Receive Virtual Sendoff
• Georgia Gov. Kemp To Agitators: ‘You Are In The Wrong State’
• John Lewis Calls For Peaceful Protests After 70 Atlanta Arrests
• In-Person Classes This Fall At GA Schools: Guidelines Released
• Forsyth Sheriff Speaks Out About His Department, George Floyd
• Alpharetta Police Chief Addresses How Department Trains, Values
• Cherokee Sheriff Speaks Out About Keeping Trust, George Floyd
• Johns Creek Chief Wants His Officers To 'Set The Standard'
• Thousands March In Atlanta's Protest: Community, Students Respond
• 'Pitch Perfect’: Lawrenceville Protest Starts, Ends Peacefully