➤ Atlanta: Rachel and Dalton Braden, owners of Bella Vita Mushrooms, are celebrating eight years in business while producing 2,500 pounds of mushrooms monthly for local markets and restaurants. (Watch Video)
➤ Cobb County: A cold front moving through Georgia is expected to bring a significant temperature drop by the weekend, with lows in the 30s and possible frost in northern areas. (See Details)
➤ Macon: Kelvin Collins, CEO of the Better Business Bureau of Central Georgia, warns consumers about delivery scams and porch pirates during the holiday season. He advises consumers to use official tracking sites and require delivery signatures. (More)
➤ Covington: A local man died on Monday after being pierced in the chest by a tree pushed by a Bobcat skid-steer loader while helping clear a wooded area behind a home. An investigation is ongoing. (More)
➤ Richmond County: The new Belair Middle School, a state-of-the-art facility, will open on Monday, Jan. 6. (More)
➤ Georgia: House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer revealed that a whistleblower alleged a FEMA contractor in Georgia told a hurricane-impacted family to remove Trump campaign signs, claiming a supervisor had labeled Trump supporters as “domestic terrorists.” (More)
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