Georgia Top News: Bigger Chicken, Free Lunch, Hospital Hacker

GEORGIA — Top news stories from Georgia Patches this week include a bigger Big Chicken, mask rules relaxed at Six Flags, a cyberattacker faces federal charges, and Juneteenth celebrations. Libraries reopening, a firefighter gives his life to save others, a football star honored, free lunch and a historical building earmarked to be saved were more big stories this week.

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• The Next Big Chicken? An Even Bigger One Is Underway In South GA
• Free Meals Available For Children This Summer In DeKalb County
• Gwinnett Medical Center Cyberattack Leads To Federal Charges
• Mask Requirements Relaxed At Six Flags Over Georgia, White Water
• Dacula Football Standout Williams Honored At Athens Banquet
• Camilla Home Where Black Midwife Delivered 6,000 Babies Endangered
• Juneteenth Celebration Slated In Avondale Estates
• All Cobb Libraries Now Reopen To The Public
• Former DeKalb Firefighter Dies Saving Swimmers In Alabama

Here are more headlines from this week:

• 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
• Scholarships Given In Honor Of Georgians Killed In Action
• 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
• Cherokee County Recycling Center Offering New Services
• Man Wanted For Stabbing Woman At Peachtree Creek Greenway
• Fortune 500: This Roswell Company Makes 2021 List
• 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
• Registration Opening Soon For Johns Creek Softball League
• Adult Education Program Expanded In DeKalb County Schools
• Dunkin' Offering VIP Cards To Woodstock Residents
• Man's Leg Severed By Moving Train In Decatur
• COVID-19 Vaccination Rates In Georgia Still Among Lowest In U.S.
• Gwinnett Restaurant Inspections: Checkers, Chili's, McCray's
• Shark Attack At Georgia Beaches: How Likely Is That To Happen?
• Pride Month, New Nonprofit: What To Know From Decatur Commission
• Four Douglas County Educators Promoted To New Positions
• On-Site Pharmacy To Debut At Douglas County Community Services
• Biden's Free Community College Plan A Lifeline For Low-Income Georgians
• Long-Delayed Camden Spaceport Decision Nears Final Countdown
• Free Meals For Cobb Youth Offered At County Libraries
• Northside Hospital Forsyth Quality Ratings: Among Best Of 2021
• Northside Hospital Cherokee Quality Ratings: Among Best Of 2021
• Emory Johns Creek Hospital Quality Ratings: Among Best Of 2021
• Wellstar North Fulton Hospital Quality Rating: Among Best Of 2021
• Northside Gwinnett Needs New Tower To Handle County's Growth
• Rowen Development 'Community Meeting' Slated For Wednesday
• Windy Hill, Sunday Alcohol, Pride, SPLOST: Smyrna City Council
• $2.3M Recovered From Colonial Pipeline Extortion Group DarkSide
• Ex-Gwinnett Teacher Sues For Bad Evaluations After Protest Arrest
• $1.4M Home In Dresden’s Back Yard Is Walkable To Shops, Dining
• $1.3M Downtown Decatur Home Has Fireside Rooftop Terrace
• Saltwater Pool, Charming Back Yard In $850K Marietta Home
• $1.2M Smyrna Home Offers Bar, Media Room, Above-Garage Apartment
• Two All-Brick Homes On 16.5-Acre Paulding County Estate, $999,900
• 'Private Oasis' Cape Cod Near Downtown Cartersville, $725,000
• European-Style Mountaintop Villa, Stunning Views, $3.395 Million
• 'Castle In The Sky' 5-BR Executive Home On A Hill, $649,000
• Roswell Police Seeking Information On Traffic Shooting
• Milton Police Win Grant For De-escalation, Defensive Training
• Stabbing Victim Was Pregnant, Forced Into Emergency Labor: Police
• Forsyth County 911 Center Awarded CALEA Re-Accreditation
• Johns Creek Appoints New Police Chief Mark Mitchell
• Bolemon Promoted To Principal At Loganville High School
• Critical Race Theory Slated For Cobb School Board Thursday
• Construction Begins On Addition To Cherokee Fire Training Complex
• Road Repaving Planned For Cherokee County Streets This Summer
• New Science, Performing Arts Annex Added In DeKalb County School
• $2.3M Recovered From Colonial Pipeline Extortion Group DarkSide
• Ex-Gwinnett Teacher Sues For Bad Evaluations After Protest Arrest
• Cobb County Restaurant Inspections: Chipotle, Frozen Cow Creamery
• Runners In Fulton County Wanted For 'Run Across America'
• DeKalb Restaurant Inspections: El Patron, Hodgepodge Coffee
• Decriminalize Low-Level Pot Possession: Gwinnett Citizens Board
• Alpharetta Man Charged With Assaulting Law Enforcement After Riot
• Modern Craftsman-Style Home, Grayson School District, $525,000
• 7-Acre Ranch Estate W/ In-Law Suite, Finished Basement, $699,000
• Runners In Forsyth County Wanted For ‘Run Across America’
• Bookman: Hysteria Over 'Critical Race Theory' Is To Deny Bigotry Still With Us
• Runners In Cherokee County Wanted For ‘Run Across America’
• Suspect Arrested In Stabbing Of Pregnant Woman: Brookhaven Police
• Bridges In Cherokee County Among About 35K Needing Repair
• Bridges In Forsyth County Among About 35K Needing Repair
• Bridges In Fulton County Among About 35K Needing Repair
• Emory Johns Creek Hospital Opens Sixth Floor, New Parking Deck
• Fulton Schools Launches Mobile Job Recruitment Campaign
• Free Juneteenth Cultural Festival Planned In Cobb County
• Critical Race Theory Banned In Cobb County Schools
• Local Residents, Advocates Push DeKalb To Speed Up Rent Relief
• Historic Tybee Island Lighthouse Doorknob Found 750 Miles Away
• Bridges In DeKalb County Among About 35K Needing Repair
• Runners In Cobb County Wanted For 'Run Across America'
• Runners In DeKalb County Wanted For 'Run Across America'
• Downtown Smyrna Makeover Is In The Works
• $1.6M Woodstock Home Has Panoramic Lake Views, Private Party Dock
• $3.5M Sandy Springs Mansion Has Pool, Tennis Court, Putting Green
• $3.5M Roswell Mansion Has 50+ Car Driveway, Helicopter Pad
• $2.8M Johns Creek Home In Gated Community Has Private In-Law Room
• $3.25M Cumming Home Sits On Lake Lanier, Private Boat Dock
• $1.78M Canton Home In Equestrian Neighborhood Has Pool, Waterfall
• Nearly $3M Alpharetta Mansion Has Screened Porch, Walking Trail
• Social Media Policy, New Principals, Staff Raises: Cobb Schools
• Mediterranean Style Home In Buckhead For Just Over $3 Million
• Road Work Ahead: Brookhaven Starts 2021 Paving Season