John Lewis, Odd Seeds Mailed, Hospitals At Capacity: GA Top News

GEORGIA — Top news stories from Georgia Patches this week include former presidents speaking at the memorial for John Lewis, strange seeds mailed to residents and Grady Hospital nearing capacity. Hundreds of campers tested positive, Gov. Kemp drops injunction against mask mandate and Hurricane Isaias nearing Georgia were more big stories this week.

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• Obama Eulogizes Rep. John Lewis: Livestream

• Strange Seeds Arrive In GA Mailboxes: What To Do If You Get Them

• ATL Grady Hospital Almost At Capacity With Coronavirus Patients

• Nearly 300 Georgia Kid Campers Positive For Coronavirus: CDC

• GA Gov. Kemp Drops Request For Injunction Against Mask Mandate

• Hurricane Isaias Expected To Graze Coastal GA Sunday Or Monday

Here are more important stories this week:

• Herman Cain, 2012 GOP Presidential Candidate, Dies Of Coronavirus

• Fate Of UGA, GA Tech Rivalry Determined By Updated SEC Schedule

• Georgia World Congress Center To Reopen For Coronavirus Patients

• Coronavirus: Georgia Tops 4,000 New Cases For 7th Day

• Parents Petition Cobb County Schools To Offer In-Person Option

• Gwinnett Parents Protest 2nd Day, Demand In-Person Instruction

• Protesters For, Against In-Person Learning Will Meet In Marietta

• Kemp Extends Emergency Order; National Guard Troops To Remain

• NBA Player Quarantined After Visiting Atlanta Strip Club

• Atlanta Victims Attacked By Kids Selling Water Want Mayor's Help

• Report: UGA Has 3rd Most COVID-19 Cases Among Top Universities

• Best Hospitals In Georgia: 17 Make U.S. News 2020 Rankings

• Inmates In Georgia Jail Save Life Of Deputy With Heart Trouble

• Nick Markakis Rejoins Atlanta Braves During Pandemic

• YouTube Star Creates Dog Adoption Video For Furkids Shelter

• Dallas Man Missing More Than A Year Sought By Authorities

• Woodstock Man Charged With Loitering, Prowling At Baseball Game

• Police Seek Leads For Case Of Body Found Near Gwinnett Place Mall

• Fulton Schools Working On Face-To-Face Instruction Plan, Timeline

• VIDEO: Floyd The Baby Gorilla Had His First Birthday At Zoo ATL

• Summer Meteor Showers: Peak Dates In Georgia

• New Campaign Encourages Masks Be Worn In Cherokee County

• Dog Wellness Brand To Open 3 North Fulton Locations

• New Animal That Smells Like Popcorn Arrives At Zoo Atlanta

• Gunfire Outside Marietta's Andretti: Police

• Car Spotted In Georgia After Mom And Daughter Disappear In Florida: Police

• Paulding First Responders Describe Daring Rescue In YouTube Video

• GEMA Donates Additional PPE Supplies GA Universities

• July 4 Grayson Accident Leads To Vehicular Homicide Charge

• GA Receives $18.5M Grant To Fund Personalized Virtual Learning

• Longtime Lawrenceville Municipal Judge To Retire In December

• Hice Quarantines After Two Colleagues Test Positive For COVID-19

• Former Cartersville High Football Stars On National Watch Lists

• Tyler Perry's Atlanta 'Camp Quarantine' Kept Production Going

• Cobb's State Court Clerk Named First GA Clerk Of Business Court

This article originally appeared on the Canton-Sixes Patch