Low Vax Count, Library Doors Open, Hero Scholarships; Nearby News

• Dunkin' Offering VIP Cards To Woodstock Residents
• Man's Leg Severed By Moving Train In Decatur

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

All Cobb Libraries Now Reopen To The Public

All the Cobb County Public Library system's locations reopened for in-person service to the public last week, nearing pre-COVID-19 levels.

COVID-19 Vaccination Rates In Georgia Still Among Lowest In U.S.

Georgia is 43rd of 50 for the percentage of residents vaccinated against COVID-19. Vaccinating 70 percent of adults by July 4 is a long shot.

Fortune 500: This Roswell Company Makes 2021 List

The annual Fortune 500 list ranks U.S. companies that generate the most revenue each year.

Camilla Home Where Black Midwife Delivered 6,000 Babies Endangered

When Borders ended her run as a midwife, she had helped bring into the world as many as 6,000 babies.

Scholarships Given In Honor Of Georgians Killed In Action

The Cumming Chapter 1030 of the Vietnam Veterans of America awarded five $2,000 college scholarships at its June 1 meeting.

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• 3 Walking Tours Of Chattahoochee River, Future Trails Set In June
• Second Suspect Arrested In Child Killing: DeKalb Sheriff
• Road Closures Planned On West Nancy Creek Drive
• Mobile Farmers Market Voucher Program Expanded In DeKalb
• Free Summer Meals Available For Children In Cobb County
• Check Your Route: Cobb Starts Major Road Closures, Projects
• Georgia Parents May Have Products Linked To 90 Baby Deaths
• Fourth Democrat Announces Challenge To Marjorie Taylor Greene
• 1 Dead, 3 Injured In Sunday Crash: Cobb Police
• Dacula Football Standout Williams Honored At Athens Banquet
• Cherokee County Recycling Center Offering New Services
• Man Wanted For Stabbing Woman At Peachtree Creek Greenway
• Fulton Schools Seeking Input $168M From American Rescue Plan
• Milton Launches Farmers Market In Downtown Crabapple
• July Ruling Expected On Reckless-Conduct Charge Against Kelley
• Juneteenth Celebration Slated In Avondale Estates
• Registration Opening Soon For Johns Creek Softball League
• Adult Education Program Expanded In DeKalb County Schools

Across America

• How To Get The Most Out Of A Tank Of Gas: Tips From The Experts At Consumer Reports
• Federal Judge Overturns CA's Ban On Assault Weapons
• ‘Better Late Than Never’: 94-Year-Old Gets High School Degree
• Bigfoot Festival To Be Held Deep In The Woods Of Pennsylvania
• 'Cobby,' Oldest Male Chimpanzee In U.S., Dies At 63 In CA