Morning Reads for November 4, 2019

51 days until Christmas. I saw my first Christmas tree lights in a neighbor’s window this morning. Today is going to be a greaaaaatt day.

• Brunswick Op-Ed: Georgia doesn’t often get to claim a leading role in matters related to health care. At least, not in a good way. That is changing, in a very big way.
• One site has listed Sandy Springs as one of the safest cities in America to live.
• President Carter taught Sunday School yesterday after breaking his pelvis two weeks ago.
• Georgia HOF President Resigns.
• Judge: Georgia sheriff can’t put Halloween warning signs up
• Tifton awarded one of seven tourism development grants.
• A memorial service was held Saturday to remember the victims of the Atlanta child murders in the 1970s and 1980s.
• A Georgia center that helps military veterans transition to civilian life soon will be able to offer accelerated training for a job that’s high in demand.
• Shia LaBeouf thanks Georgia police officer for 2017 arrest.