Drink Up! Atlanta Named Top City For Coffee | Patch PM

There was plenty of news across Georgia on Wednesday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of the top stories from the past 24 hours.

Atlanta Is 2020's 10th Best Coffee City in America: Study

The personal-finance website WalletHub released its report on 2020's Best Coffee Cities in America.

Shooter Charged With Aggravated Assault After East Cobb Standoff

A 57-year-old Cobb County man faces multiple charges of aggravated assault on a police officer after facing off Tuesday with a SWAT team.

Fulton County Elections Department Announces Polling Site Changes

Fulton County said more than 90 new polling sites, bringing the total of sites to 255 that will be open on Election Day.

GA Coronavirus Numbers Level But Still In Red Zone: White House

This week's coronavirus report from the White House task force places Georgia 14th highest among U.S. states for cases per capita.

Hiring: Ted's Montana Grill Has 40 Openings At New ATL Location

Ted's Montana Grill will open next month at a new location. The restaurant is hiring until Oct. 16.

Early voting:

• Where To Early Vote In Fulton County For Presidential Election
• Where To Early Vote In Cherokee County For Presidential Election
• Where To Early Vote In Forsyth County For Presidential Election

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Also Worth A Look Today:

• Community Meeting For Milton's 2040 Comprehensive Plan Postponed
• Public Services Agency Director, New Chief Marshal Appointed
• Newest Forsyth County School Named, Opening Set For 2022
• Kidsignments Returns To Gwinnett Fairgrounds With Safety First
• Flexibility Extended For Restaurants, Retail In Johns Creek
• Alcova Elementary, Five Other Gwinnett Schools Get STEM Grants

Across America

• Ex-Louisville Cop Indicted In Breonna Taylor Case
• 'When She Spoke, People Listened': Ruth Bader Ginsburg Remembered
• How BATCH is Disrupting the $5 Billion CBD Industry
• Times Square New Year's Eve Goes Virtual Due To Coronavirus
• One Of The Last Living Tuskegee Airmen Dies In Tucson
• Colleges’ Opening Fueled 3,000 Covid Cases A Day