Landon's Restaurant is closed and will reopen as Gladys Knight's Chicken and Waffles, plus a family shot trying to protect their home.
Here's a look at the articles that were most popular among Cascade Patch readers in recent days:
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The day's top headlines for Tuesday, November 22, 2011.
Welcome to Tuesday's Cascade PatchCast. Here are today's top stories: Meet Atlanta Public Schools District 2 School Board Candidate Angela Brown Meet Atlanta Public Schools District 2 School Board Candidate Byron Amos Virginia-Highland Businesses Plan Thursday Shopping Specials Ice Skating Rink Opens at St. Regis in Buckhead on Wednesday
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