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Man Killed in Motorcycle Wreck; Arrest in Waitress Murder
Here are the top Patch headlines from around the metro Atlanta area, and north Georgia.
Woodstock Man Killed in Fatal Motorcycle Wreck - Woodstock-Towne Lake Patch
A Woodstock man was killed in a single vehicle accident early Sunday morning in Towne Lake. Learn more about the accident at Woodstock-Towne Lake Patch.
Two Arrested For Entering Autos in BridgeMill - Canton-Sixes Patch
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Two teenagers have been arrested for allegedly taking items from unsecured vehicles in one of Cherokee County's largest subdivisions. Discover what items were recovered and how authorities identified the suspects at Canton-Sixes Patch.
Arrest Made in Murder of Waffle House Waitress - Oconee Patch
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A 78-year-old Oconee County man has been arrested in connection with the May 29 murder of Misty Myrick, 38, the Oglethorpe County resident whose body was found on Simonton Bridge Road. Discover what cracked the case at Oconee Patch.
State Supreme Court Hears Case of Former DeKalb School Board Members - Stone Mountain-Lithonia Patch
Former DeKalb county school board members who take issue with being replaced by Gov. Nathan Deal go before the Georgia Supreme Court on Monday. Get full details of the situation in DeKalb County at Stone Mountain-Lithonia Patch.
Pedestrian Struck by Vehicle on South Marietta Parkway - Marietta Patch
The Marietta Police Department is investigating a pedestrian struck by a motor vehicle on South Marietta Parkway at Lake Drive in Marietta. Marietta Patch has an update on the victim and has confirmed his identity.
Marietta Pastor's Boy Scouts Stance Garners Reaction - Northeast Cobb Patch
Members of Marietta's Roswell Street Baptist Church on Sunday gave their senior pastor a standing ovation Sunday for his stance against the Boy Scouts of America's decision to allow openly gay members. Read reactions from the community on the pastor's decision at Northeast Cobb Patch.
