Fairburn News

Alli and Gary Wright grew their hair and donated it to Locks of Love last month.

Two Douglass High School students were arrested Wednesday for criminal trespass after they were spotted acting suspiciously in a Fairburn neighborhood.

Johns Creek Police Chief Ed Densmore announced the promotions of Maj. Brian Weaver, Lt.

The Chattahoochee Hills Organizing Committee has been hard at work preparing for the 2010 American Eventing Championships in September.

Sharon McCarter, center, mother of the late Charlie Enricky Jones III, who was killed by a driver on January 24, 2009, reads a letter to her son and the driver who hit him and ran from the scene.

Lula Gilliam showed CBS Atlanta the broken window thieves smashed out to get inside her home.

From left, Fairburn Mayor Mario Avery, keynote speaker for the SCLC-South Fulton Chapter's Martin Luther King., Jr.

Carson Barnett, 2011 quarterback prospect from Landmark Christian in Fairburn, Ga., continues to draw interest from around the country.

Each Sunday, Teel Montague opens her Fairburn farm for good music, new friends, old friends, horses, bonfires and food.

Geo. H. Green Oil Inc. announced the success of its efforts to raise money for three local charities: Greater Atlanta's Empty Stocking Fund, the Welcome House of Newnan, Ga., and In His Great Name Ministry, Fairburn, Ga.

All around, 2009 has been a whirlwind year, which began with the inauguration of the country's first black president.

Cobb County police Thursday were looking for two men who robbed a bank near Powder Springs on Wednesday, then hijacked a car to make their getaway.

Parts of north Georgia remained under a wind advisory Wednesday night. Strong winds were enough to bring down several trees all over Metro Atlanta and overnight rain washed a road away in Flowery Branch, leaving one neighborhood stranded.

A family in south Fulton County woke up to a nightmare in their dream home. High wind and heavy rain sent a tree crashing onto their house.

Accused 'repo man' killer Justin Moore claims he did not mean to pull the trigger when he chased down the men who were repossessing his car.

Ruth McCommon is quick to correct someone who asks her how she got the idea for The Healing Bridge Clinic.

A future water source for the city of Palmetto is in jeopardy following a Friday ruling by U.S. District Court Judge Thomas Thrash that effectively halts land acquisition and construction of a major south Fulton County reservoir designed to supply water to Palmetto, Fairburn and Union City.

The overnight murder of a repo man in south Fulton County prompts a manhunt for a suspected killer.

Police have located the car of the man accused of fatally shooting one repo man early Thursday morning and critically injuring another.

Police are searching for a homeowner they say opened fire on two men trying to repossess his car.