GA Good News: Vaccines At Stadium, NASA Teachers, Sheriff Jobs

GEORGIA — Amid the bad news, there is still some good news to be shared, including NASA teacher ambassadors, a return to "normal" for the University of North Georgia, Mercedes-Benz Stadium to provide 6,000 vaccines a day and numerous police agencies hiring.

• Mercedes-Benz Stadium Named Mass Vaccination Site: White House
• 3 Cobb Science Teachers Chosen As NASA Ambassadors
• 'Aggressive Recruitment Blitz' Begins At Cobb Sheriff's Office
• University Of North GA Plans To Return 'Normal' For Fall Semester
• Dancing For Doughnuts: GA Tech Cop's Dance-Off Caught On Video
• 7 Cobb County Libraries To Reopen To Public Beginning March 15
• Cherokee Sheriff's Office Hosting Career Fair On Wednesday
• 5 New Mass Vaccination Sites To Open In Georgia
• GA Red Cross, Dunkin' Urge Georgians To Donate Blood

Here are more uplifting stories from Georgia this week:

• GA Citizen's Arrest Repeal Passes First Test
• Catholics Should 'Get Whatever Vaccine Is Available': Archbishop
• GA Red Cross, Dunkin' Urge Georgians To Donate Blood
• Airbnb Taps Black-Owned Atlanta Brokerage To Locate Tech Hub
• Cherokee Schools To Close For Staff Coronavirus Vaccination Days
• DeKalb Schools Invites Students To Virtual Town Hall On Reopening
• Virtual Fulton Schools Kindergarten Roundup Set For Thursday
• Zep Donates Hand Sanitizer, Safety Kits To APS Students
• The Queso Shop Now Open In Piedmont Heights
• Town Center At Cobb To Host Blood Drive Starting Wednesday
• Alpharetta Restaurant Offers Chinese Food Takeout, Delivery
• Alliance Academy Wins innovateUNG High School Pitch Challenge
• 'Swing Into Action' Golf Tournament Returns To Raise Money
• Riverwood Senior Wins Regional Science, Engineering Fair
• COVID-19 Relief Expanded For Decatur Nonprofits, Small Businesses
• Roswell Launches Coronavirus Assistance For Residents, Businesses
• DeKalb Sheriff's Office To Host Hiring Event Saturday
• Gateway Marietta CID Extends Contract For License Plate Cameras
• A Socially-Distanced Easter: Brookhaven Egg Hunt Goes Virtual
• Teddy Bears To Texas 'Show Some Love' From Douglas Firefighters
• Halcyon Adding New Men’s Retailer Slated To Open In April
• Longtime Decatur Police Chief Mike Booker Announces Retirement
• COVID-19 Relief Money Available For Douglas County Residents
• DeKalb Schools Student Selected For The U.S. Senate Youth Program
• Leadership Johns Creek Names New Executive Director
• Chando's Tacos To Bring NorCal Burritos To Buckhead
• Second Year's A Charm, House Panel OKs In-State Tuition For 'Dreamers'
• Sprouts Farmers Market Coming To Smyrna Featuring New Design
• Virtual Cherokee Schools Job Fair Set For Saturday
• Boy Rescued From Burning House By Bartow Firefighters, Deputies
• City Architect Named Milton's New Community Development Director
• Work To Begin On Roswell City Hall Pond
• Yoplait Launches Program To Help Atlanta Community Food Bank