GA Top News: John Lewis Honored, Fatal Nitrogen Leak, Nazi Flyers

GEORGIA — Top news stories from Georgia Patches this week includes a deadly nitrogen leak, Nazi flyers and teachers protest over coronavirus. Rent prices are down, a deadly shooting at a college and the airport had the most guns were more big stories this week.

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• Liquid Nitrogen Leak Causes Deaths At Gainesville Food Plant
• Nazi Groups, KKK Leave Flyers In Metro Atlanta Mail Boxes
• Over 120 Cobb Schools Teachers Called Out Sick Due To COVID-19
• 2020 Rent Prices In Atlanta Dropped Amid Pandemic
• Police Investigate Deadly Shooting That Led To College Lockdown
• Atlanta Airport Tops Nation For Firearms Found In Luggage

Here are more headlines from this week:

• NCR Acquires Cardtronics in $1.7B Deal: Reports
• Cobb Schools To Seek Public Input On New Middle School
• Osborne High School Teacher, Coach Killed In Motorcycle Crash
• Ransomware Attack Discovered At WestRock
• Controversial Confederate Monument Finds New Home In Storage Unit
• Citizens Advisory Board Will Work With Gwinnett County Police
• How New Executive Orders Will Help The Hungry In Fulton County
• City Of Milton Seeking Public Input On Local Road Safety Plan
• Cherokee Chamber Names New Board Chair
• Sandy Springs Seeking Input On Transportation Projects
• Anti-Human Trafficking Initiatives Proposed By GA Officials
• Gangster Disciples Leader From Decatur Sentenced To Prison
• Donate Blood Feb. 15 At The Douglasville Police Department
• Cartersville Business Named To UGA's Bulldog 100 List
• Face Coverings Required When Inside Gwinnett County Buildings
• Oscars Honors Tyler Perry Honored For Philanthropy
• Atlanta Climate Advocate To Run For City Council's Eastside Seat
• Go All Access With New 'Filmed In Cherokee' App
• Alpharetta American Legion Offering Scholarships To Seniors
• Cherokee Fire Station On Sugar Pike Road To Be Expanded
• Marietta Apartment Complex Fire Displaces 50 People
• Cobb Drive-Thru Food Pantry Moves To Cobb Civic Center Wednesday
• Vaccination Wait List Open For Fulton County Residents
• Cobb Sheriff's Office Will No Longer Investigate Jail Deaths
• Eagle Scouts Start Heirloom Fruit Orchard At Lost Corner Preserve
• Housing Survey Available To Douglasville Residents
• Free Food Drive-Thru Feb. 16 At Douglasville Police Station
• High School Musical Jr. Comes To Cartersville High School Jan. 30
• HCA Healthcare Forms COVID-19 Study Group
• Police Seek Atlanta Man Accused Of Bomb Threat In Gwinnett County
• Babysitter's Boyfriend Charged With Murder After 2-Year-Old Died
• Decatur Leaders Urge Kemp To Fund Schools, Vaccinate Educators
• Fees Waived For Alpharetta's Citizen Board Members
• 5 Things To Know About Getting Vaccinated In Georgia
• Electronics Recycling Event Set For Saturday In Canton
• 11 Metro Atlanta Superintendents Pen Letter To Kemp Over Vaccines
• Student Leadership Johns Creek Hosts Black History Month Webinar
• Buckhead Drive-By Shooting Victim Identified
• School Reopening Debate Divides Experts In CDC's Back Yard
• Chattahoochee Nature Center Named As 'Best Of Weddings' For 2021
• New Coffee Shop To Open At The Circuit In Woodstock
• Cobb Planning Commissioner Dies From COVID-19
• GA Ranks Among Lowest In US For Basic LGBTQ+ Equality: Report
• DeKalb Mom Sues Apartment Complex After Her Daughter Drowned
• East GA Teachers Skipped COVID-19 Vaccine Line: Reports
• Can Tyler Perry's BET Special Dispel COVID-19 Vaccine Fears?
• Town Center At Cobb Could Be Headed For Foreclosure
• Decatur McDonald's Worker Pepper Sprayed, Register Robbed: Police
• Threat Cleared At Georgia Gwinnett College After Lockdown
• Douglasville Police Plan Community Food Distribution For February
• GA Lawmakers Push To Rename Lester Maddox Bridge For Hank Aaron
• DeKalb County Man Charged With Murder Of 19-Month-Old Child
• GA Senate Bill Targets Photo ID Requirements For Absentee Voting
• Police Make Arrest In Deadly Thursday Shooting In Gwinnett
• Cobb Schools Relaxes COVID-19 Quarantine Rules For Close Contacts
• John Lewis Memorial Coming To Decatur Square
• GA Rep. 'Will Never Back Down' After Calls For Resignation
• Woodstock High Student Wins Statewide Design Contest
• Coronavirus Vaccination Clinic Relocating To Canton
• Alpharetta Teacher Named 'Extraordinary Educator'
• Smyrna City Council Approves Campbell Road Development
• Prime Pak Foods Had History Of OSHA Violations, Records Show
• City Of Lawrenceville Looks To Hire Police Officer, Others
• Portions Of Greenway Closed As County Expands Trail
• Destination Park Closes Temporarily For Maintenance
• Georgia House Democrats Urge Marjorie Taylor Greene To Resign