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Georgia-Filmed 'Stranger Things' Renewed For Second Season

"Stranger Things," the breakout horror-nostalgia hit for Netflix, looks ready to head back to Georgia for a second season. The show has been renewed for a nine-episode Season Two, Netflix announced via a YouTube video on Wednesday.

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The Duffer Brothers will return as writers and will again executive produce with Shawn Levy and Dan Cohen. And it appears that Georgia will once again be the stand-in for Indiana in the early 1980s. >>> Read More

Alligator Spotted in Lake Lanier
Hey, Georgia ... meet the Lake Lanier Gator. Georgia wildlife officials say the small animal, believed to be between 2 1/2 and 3 feet long, has been seen as many as four times since July.

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"It presents very little threat to any person unless someone were to attempt to pick it up -- which we discourage -- as it would certainly try to defend itself," said DNR spokeswoman Melissa Cummings. >>> Read more.

Tropical Storm Hermine Could Reach 'Near Hurricane' Strength Before Hitting Georgia

  • Forecasters say parts of south Georgia could get as much as 10 inches of rain before Labor Day.

I-85 Crash Victim Was Football Star at Air Force

  • "Dee" Dowis was a finalist for the Heisman Trophy and, as a quarterback, became Air Force's all-time leading rusher.

Home Chef Creating More Than 1,000 DeKalb Jobs

  • A new, $3.35-million facility will be up and running in DeKalb by 2020.

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