Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 3rd of October.
Good morning, Decatur.
Six Flags Over Georgia is set to host Fright Fest with haunted houses, scare zones, and themed attractions (including Conjuring Universe and SAW: Legacy of Terror) on select nights through Nov.
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Decatur Book Festival is held on Decatur Square from Oct.
2-4 and celebrates local authors including former DA J. Tom Morgan, whose book A Rainy Night in Georgia is among works by 92 authors. Fans can visit the festival to explore local literary talent.
Bulldog Movers, a local firm using 4,000 gallons of diesel monthly, said a fuel price rise has added $50,000 in expenses and forced a $50 fuel surcharge for local moves.
The G7 will begin releasing 100 million barrels immediately + the release is expected to last four months.
Columbia High alum Jadan Baugh is having a breakout season with the Florida Gators as he leads the nation in rushing touchdowns and is second nationally in rushing yards.
The Decatur running back, a top Heisman candidate, will face South Carolina on Oct. 10.
Lindsay Crosby from the Locked on Braves Podcast offered analysis on the upcoming Braves vs. Dodgers game at the Atlanta airport as the team, coming off a tough Wild Card win against the Phillies, faces questions about pitching & bullpen fatigue.
Braves fans gathered at Truist Park Friday to send off the team before they headed west for their NLDS matchup against the Dodgers.
Players, family, and team executives walked a red carpet as fans lined the route for photos & autographs.
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