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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about College Park, Georgia, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 28stories have been published about College Park, Georgia which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.

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Collier Scores 26 Points, Lynx Use Challenges in OT to Top Dream, Who Rallied After Weather Delay

59% Center coverage: 29 sources

COLLEGE PARK, Ga. (AP) — Napheesa Collier scored 26 points and the Minnesota Lynx successfully challenged two foul calls in the last minute of overtime to beat…See the Story

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3-Point Shooting Again Foils the Chicago Sky as They Fall 93-80 to the Atlanta Dream

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

COLLEGE PARK, Ga. — Rhyne Howard scored 22 points, Allisha Gray added 19 and Brionna Jones had 13 points and 11 rebounds on Sunday to help the Atlanta Dream beat the Chicago Sky 93-80. Rookie Te-Hina Paopao hit a career-high five 3-pointers and tied her season high with 16 points for the Dream and Naz Hillmon scored 12. Angel Reese had 10 points, 19 rebounds, four assists and three steals for the Sky, a day after finishing with nine points and a…See the Story

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Fired College Park employees allege retaliation for upholding ethics

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Former College Park employees Jerry Silver and Rose Stewart claim they were fired in retaliation for refusing to engage in unethical conduct.Read Article

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College Park Mayor Bianca Motley Broom of Elected President of Georgia Municipal Association

The City of College Park proudly announces that Mayor Bianca Motley Broom has been elected President of the Georgia Municipal Association (GMA), the organization’s top leadership position. Her election was confirmed during GMA’s annual convention in Savannah on Sunday, June 22, 2025. Mayor Motley Broom will lead the state’s preeminent municipal advocacy and support organization, … ContinuedInfrastructure · College ParkRead Article

Grievance hearings provide few answers to fired College Park employees - SaportaReport

Two former College Park employees say they left their recent grievance hearings last week frustrated and dismayed, still unclear about why they were terminated and questioning the fairness of the process. Rose Stewart, former director of human resources and risk management, and Jerry Silver, former code enforcement supervisor, had separate hearings last Thursday as part of their efforts to challenge their terminations. Both were fired in May alo…College Park, Georgia · College ParkRead Article

Councilman alleges bias in reporting, journalist responds  - SaportaReport

Last Friday, College Park Councilman Roderick Gay sent reporter Adrianne Murchison a letter of complaint about her reporting on the city. Gay also emailed city hall communications staff and spokespeople. SaportaReport is a civic news site committed to dialogue and public engagement, offering space for diverse voices and points of view. Below is Councilman Gay’s letter followed by reporter Adrianne Murchison’s response regarding her coverage of t…College Park, Georgia · College ParkRead Article

Dream hold off Mystics rally to claim win

Coverage: 2 sources

Allisha Gray scored a team-high 18 points on Friday as the Atlanta Dream staved off a furious rally from the visiting Washington Mystics in College Park, Ga.College Park, Georgia · College ParkSee the Story

‘Don’t Make Me Kill You — Because I Will’: Military Veteran Holds Armed Police Chase Suspect At Gunpoint Until Cops Arrive

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

A military veteran held an armed police chase suspect at gunpoint. Security cameras captured the heart-pounding moments that led up to the ordeal as well as what followed. William Joyner, a United States Army veteran and manager at Feeding GA Families (Photo Credit: Screenshot) William Joyner, a United States Army veteran, knew exactly what to do when an armed police chase suspect crossed his path on a Monday evening. Joyner was working as a man…Veterans · College ParkRead Article

Nearly $500K payout fuels more controversy and blame in College Park - SaportaReport

In College Park, questions are piling up — and so is the blame. Where is the money going? Why are certain payments being made without clear contracts or council oversight? Who is accountable? City leaders are pointing fingers over a controversial $471,690 payment to Keller Williams realty company, and meanwhile, the condemnation of the Chelsea Gardens apartment complex persists. The two issues are separate problems that city officials are placin…College Park, Georgia · College ParkRead Article

Fired staffers scrutinize city manager's past role, payments by College Park - SaportaReport

A group of recently fired College Park employees are questioning not only the circumstances of their dismissals but also the city’s handling of vendor contracts and internal staffing decisions leading up to the terminations. Last Friday, SaportaReport met with five former city employees. Dr. Emmanuel Adediran, former city manager; Rose Stewart, former director of human resources and risk management; Jerry Silver, a former code enforcement superv…College Park, Georgia · College ParkRead Article

College Park spokesman, crisis advisor resigns citing city hall turmoil - SaportaReport

Bill Crane, a longtime political analyst and the crisis communications consultant for the city of College Park is stepping down from his role, citing internal conflicts and a shifting environment within the city government. Crane, who was hired in the summer of 2024, has submitted his resignation effective June 30. His firm, CSI Crane, which he co-leads with partner Bill Marks, holds a contract with the city that is set to expire on the same dat…Environment · College ParkRead Article

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