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Falcons’ Season on Brink

The Atlanta Falcons’ playoff hopes are fading, with questions mounting about head coach Raheem Morris’ future.

The team lost its fifth straight game Sunday, dropping to 3-7 as quarterback Michael Penix Jr. exited with a knee injury and backup quarterback Kirk Cousins struggled. Penix will miss at least four games.

Atlanta’s defense gave up a franchise-record 448 passing yards to Carolina quarterback Bryce Young, including 175 yards in the fourth quarter and overtime.

“We gotta find a way to make a play. We keep saying that every week. Somebody’s gotta make a play and step up at the end, whether it be offense, defense, or special teams,” Morris said.

  Search Ongoing for Driver in Fatal Crash

A search continues for the driver whose vehicle struck and killed U.S. Air Force airman Demetrius Norwood III as he changed a tire on Nov. 2 on I-24 in Dade County.

Investigators released the full accident report, finding that an unidentified driver whose vehicle was pulling a trailer swerved into the left lane and the trailer struck Norwood around 9 p.m.

Norwood’s girlfriend and young son were with him when the crash happened, and his loved ones and police are seeking witnesses or video footage to help identify the driver.

Neighbors, Teens Honored After Rescue

Two neighbors and three teenagers were honored by the Worth County Sheriff’s Office after saving a man pinned underwater by an overturned ATV in October.

The man, George Etheredge, was spraying weeds near a pond when his ATV flipped, trapping him with only his mouth above water.

Area teenagers Griffin McDonald, Colt Hartsfield, and Bentley Culpepper heard his cries while fishing and, unable to lift the ATV, ran to a neighbor’s house for help.

The neighbor, Glenn Creamer, freed Etheredge. “Glenn jumped into the pond and became Superman. With one try … he flipped that four-wheeler off me like it was an air mattress,” Etheredge said.

The three teens, Creamer, and neighbor Zach Whitman received Citizen Life Saving Awards from the county.

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➤ Kennesaw: Kennesaw State and South Florida men’s basketball teams honored late coach Amir Abdur-Rahim by hosting the inaugural Love Wins Classic game on Sunday, celebrating his impact on both programs. (More)

➤ Bartow County: The body of missing Canton man James Powell, 61, was found near Red Top Mountain. Authorities said they found no signs of foul play. (More)

➤ Bryan County: A grand jury indicted ex-Richmond Hill police sergeant Robert Littlejohn for bribery, false statements, and misconduct involving a female suspect. (More)

➤ Atlanta: Georgia ranks 18th in the nation in per-pupil education spending at $15,833, outpacing many Southern states but trailing national leaders such as California and Delaware. (More)

➤ Cordele: One man was shot and another assaulted during a shooting at a Waffle House early Saturday, with two suspects arrested on Monday. (More)

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➤ Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Drake London will likely miss at least one week with a knee injury suffered during the team’s game on Sunday. (More)

➤ Georgia football landed a commitment from quarterback Jayden Wade, considered the No. 1 overall prospect nationally in the 2028 recruiting class. The high school sophomore attends IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida. (More)

➤ The Atlanta Braves signed former Georgia Tech pitching standout Connor Thomas to a minor-league deal. (More)

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➤ An outdoor ice skating rink opened in Sandy Springs, offering themed nights and admission ranging from $15 to $18. (More)

➤ Outrun Brewing in Stone Mountain hosted Amiga Atlanta 2025 on Saturday, marking 40 years of the Commodore-manufactured Amiga computers with retro gaming, DJ sets, and themed beer releases. (More)

➤ Chris Harper will become director of the state Wildlife Resources Division on Dec. 1, succeeding retiring director Ted Will. Harper has worked with the division since 1999, most recently as assistant chief of fisheries management. (More)

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