Teen's Art NFT Auctioned To Raise Funds For Homeless | 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.

NFT Being Auctioned By Morningside Teen To Support Homeless Youth

Sixteen-year-old Rady Kronenberger is auctioning off his art piece "Scholarship" as an NFT to raise money for a client of charity CHRIS 180.

Colonial Pipeline Delivers 41M Gallons As Gas Shortage Continues

Gov. Kemp said the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has approved GA to use the fuel stored for the winter, as price gouging continues.

Will You Vaccinate Your 12- To 15-Year-Old? Take Our Survey

COVID-19 vaccines have been approved for those as young as 12. Patch wants to know if you will vaccinate your child or children.

City Schools Of Decatur Hires New Superintendent

The City Schools of Decatur board approved a one-year contract for Maggie Fehrman to replace former Supt. David Dude.

Where To Find Gas In GA: Colonial Pipeline Attack

Gas shortages are being reported in parts of GA following the cybersecurity attack on the Colonial Pipeline. Here's how to find gas.

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• Reserve Fuel Approved For GA Gas Shortage; 300 Price Gouge Claims
• NFT Being Auctioned By Morningside Teen To Support Homeless Youth
• Panic Drives Up Fuel Demand As Colonial Pipeline Shutdown Continues
• Man Shot Dead, Three Injured At Gwinnett Apartment: Police
• Bartow High-School Senior Wins 2021 National Merit Scholarship
• $2,500 National Merit Scholarships Go To 14 Gwinnett Grads
• $2,500 National Merit Scholarships Go To Eight Cobb Grads
• City Schools Of Decatur Hires New Superintendent
• Career Fair For Graduating Douglas County Seniors Set For May 21
• Accused Douglasville Shooter Arrested In Mississippi: Sheriff
• 'Stop Killing Us': Trans Woman Shot, Killed In Brookhaven
• Gwinnett Seniors Named U.S. Presidential Scholars Semi-Finalists
• State Of Emergency Declared In GA After Colonial Pipeline Attack
• Pedestrian Struck By Car In Marietta Expected To Survive
• Johns Creek Senior Named U.S. Presidential Scholars Finalist
• Milton Senior Named U.S. Presidential Scholars Finalist
• Forsyth County Seniors Named U.S. Presidential Scholars Finalists
• Man Killed Woman, Himself At Riverside EpiCenter: Cobb Police
• Skilled Professions Signing Day Honors Cherokee County Students
• Decatur Schools Senior Tax Cut To Be Added To November Ballot
• 'Wing & Rock Fest' Set For This Weekend In Canton
• Roswell Receives Walk Friendly Community Designation
• Leadership Sandy Springs Recycles Event Set For Saturday
• Death Penalty Sought For Metro Atlanta Massage Parlor Shooter
• Woman Shot At DeKalb Apartment Complex: Police
• Cartersville Assistant Planner To Become Rome Assistant Manager
• Man Found Dead In Cedartown, Police Seek Leads
• Off-Duty Marietta Cop, Restaurant Employee Rescue Drowning Woman
• Loganville Student Voted 'Artist Of The Week' On National Website
• Brookhaven Movies In The Moonlight Series Kicks Off This Weekend
• Wellstar Douglas Frontline Staff Thanked by County Commissioners
• Man Accused Of Killing Woman, Concealing Her Death: Police
• WOW House: East Cobb 'Charm And Sophistication,' $1.299 Million

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