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Meteorite’s Age Rekindles Interest

The public’s fascination with the meteorite that tore through a McDonough home in late June flared anew after Friday’s report of its estimated age.

University of Georgia geologist Scott Harris identified the meteorite as originating from an asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, likely from a breakup 470 million years ago.

“One of the reasons that scientists are interested in studying them is it shows us about some of the processes that were active during the early days of the solar system,” Harris said.

Witnesses across the South saw the daylight fireball before it smashed through the roof, ductwork, and ceiling, leaving a small crater in the floor.

  CDC Shooter Upset with COVID Vaccine

The gunman who opened fire near the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention headquarters in Atlanta blamed the COVID-19 vaccine for making him depressed and suicidal, authorities said.

DeKalb County Police Officer David Rose, 33, was killed in the shooting, and the gunman, Joseph Patrick White, 30, of Kennesaw, also died.

White, who had been turned away from the CDC campus before the shooting, was reportedly fixated on anti-vaccine conspiracy theories.

Rose, a father of two with a third child on the way, served with the department since September 2024.

Buc-ee’s Details Newest Store Plans

The opening of a Buc-ee’s in Monroe County will bring about 200 full-time jobs and $10 million in road improvements, including new traffic lights and roundabouts.

Buc-ee’s unveiled plans for the store and gas station off I-75 and Rumble Road on Friday, setting an opening date of March 2027.

The store will be Georgia’s fourth Buc-ee’s location, joining sites in Calhoun, Warner Robins, and one in Brunswick that opened July 1.

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➤ Atlanta: Jen Pawol became the first woman to umpire a major league regular-season game, debuting at first base for the Atlanta Braves game Saturday and calling balls and strikes on Sunday. (Watch)

➤ Cobb County:  Prosecutors dropped charges against Mahendra Patel, accused of trying to kidnap a 2-year-old from a Walmart. Patel criticized authorities for keeping him jailed for 45 days despite security footage supporting his claim that he was trying to help after the child fell. (More)

➤ Fort Stewart: A family member of U.S. Army Sgt. Quornelius Radford, accused of shooting five soldiers, expressed shock and sorrow after the attack, citing Radford’s mental health struggles and recent personal losses. (More)

➤ Gwinnett County: Rapper Tevin “T-Hood” Hood, 33, was fatally shot during a dispute in Lilburn. Police detained a suspect. (More)

➤ Clayton County: Officials defended evacuating 12 foster teens from a church basement last month, citing absent fire alarms, sprinklers, and safe exits. (More)

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➤ Atlanta Braves designated hitter Marcell Ozuna used his rights as a veteran player to veto three prospective trades, an analyst said. (More)

➤ Georgia football played an inter-squad scrimmage this weekend, giving coaches their first look at this year’s team in a game situation. (More)

➤ Reigning champ Grayson High School in Loganville ranked No. 1 in High School Football America’s preseason poll of the state’s top 25 high school football teams. (Full Poll)

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➤ Atlanta-based Gray Media will buy 10 TV stations from Allen Media Group for $171 million, expanding into three markets and strengthening its presence in seven others. (More)

➤ Some Georgia Power customers reported cooling bills spiking by more than $300 last month, with the utility citing one of the hottest Julys in a decade. (More)

➤ Georgia Southwestern State University in Americus welcomed its second-largest freshman class, boosting overall enrollment to a record 3,900. (More)

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Wyoming’s on the Verge of Becoming A Lithium Powerhouse

America needs 5X more lithium by 2035, but no new mines have opened since 1967. Meanwhile, current extraction methods are slow, waste insane amounts of water, and emit loads of carbon.

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➤ Heavy rain caused 24,000 gallons of sewage and stormwater to enter Horsepen Creek. Officials are monitoring conditions to protect public health. (More)

➤ Fulton County Animal Services urged adoptions or short-term fostering of animals to ease summer crowding, offering programs like Dog for the Day. (More)

➤ University of Tennessee football fan and country singer Greylan James joked about Georgia Bulldogs fans’ banter—”Grown men barking at me”—ahead of the teams’ Week 3 matchup. (More)

Have you ever adopted a pet from an animal shelter?

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Yesterday’s Results:

What is your favorite aspect of an annual festival/fair?

1. All of it!: 32%
2. The nostalgia: 19%
3. Funnel cakes & treats: 15%
4. Live music: 12%
5. Carnival rides: 9%
6. Something Else: 13%

What is Georgia’s official state tree?

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