GA Top News: Vaccine Locator, Teacher Bonus, FBI Warning Protests

GEORGIA — Top news stories from Georgia Patches this week includes a location for the coronavirus, Biden nominated a local mayor to the Democratic National Committee and teachers to receive a bonus. A man involved with the riots has died, FBI warns of protests and Publix will also offer vaccines were more big stories this week.

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• Biden Nominates Atlanta Mayor To Democratic National Committee

• Publix Pharmacies In Atlanta To Offer COVID-19 Vaccinations

• All GA Public School Teachers, Staff To Receive Bonus Payment

• Alpharetta Man Involved With Capitol Riot Has Died

• FBI Warns Of Armed Protests In Atlanta, Other State Capitals

• Coronavirus Vaccine Locator Now Available For Georgians

Here are more headlines from this week:

• Gwinnett Schools Switch To All Virtual Learning For Next Week

• DeKalb Police Investigate Shooting, Traffic Accident On I-85

• Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Vows To File For Biden Impeachment

• Mercedes-Benz Stadium Turns Into Mass Coronavirus Vaccine Center

• Kevin Tanner Named As Forsyth County Manager

• Milton Community Mourns Football Coach Who Died From Coronavirus

• Fulton Schools Pays Off $135M Bond Approved 2-Decades Ago

• Proud Boy Hopeful Threatens To Kill Senator-Elect Raphael Warnock

• GA Heroes: Help Patch Recognize Those Making A Difference

• Nominate Favorite Georgia Business As Best Of The Year

• 300,000 Dead: Remembering Georgians We Lost To Coronavirus

• Man Arrested After Shooting, Manhunt In Snellville: Police

• Trump Pressure To Change Votes Described By GA Election Officials

• DeKalb County House Fire: 4 Children, 1 Adult Dead

• Brookhaven Sues DeKalb County Over Brookhaven Park Ownership

• Roswell Police Arrest Man On Rape, Aggravated Assault Charges

• Volunteer Fence Builders Needed For MLK Day Of Service Jan. 18

• Douglasville Police Seek Public's Help In Identifying Suspect

• Cartersville City School Board Receives Leading Edge Award

• Atlanta Mural Aims To Draw Attention To Child Sex Trafficking

• Eleven TLC Opens At Atlanta's Ponce City Market

• DeKalb Schools Delays In-Person Return Due To COVID-19 Case Spike

• GA Rep. Erick Allen To Host Virtual Town Hall On 2021 Legislature

• Roswell Restaurant Week Returns Through February

• Federal Court Bans GA Man From Selling Fake Coronavirus Treatment

• Canton City Council Addresses Coronavirus Surge, Safety Measures

• Furkids Launches Vaccination Clinic At Cumming Headquarters

• Cobb Commissioners Approve Additional Rent Relief Funds

• Decatur Neighbors Come To The Rescue Of 2 Elderly Brothers

• Coronavirus Death Record Set As Georgia Amps Up Vaccines

• 25th Amendment Resolution: How Georgia's Representatives Voted

• Cobb County Fire Services Offers Reward For Suspected Arsonist

• Northside Hospital, Forsyth County Offering Coronavirus Vaccines

• Lidl Opening Sandy Springs Store Next Week

• Northside Hospital Cherokee Restricting Visitors Due To Pandemic

• Cherokee County Mourns Former-Fire Chief Larry Berry

• Southern Co., Apple To Fund Tech Hub In Atlanta For HBCU Students

• 2nd Trump Impeachment: How Georgia's House Representatives Voted

This article originally appeared on the Roswell Patch