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With the holidays upon us, Pike Nurseries is ready to help homeowners with festive garland.

The annual Gobble Jog in Marietta was extra special for one couple this year. The son of the director of MUST Ministries proposed to his girlfriend at the Marietta Square.

The couple behind Fixer to Fabulous joined Good Day Atlanta on Friday to talk about season 2 of their Emmy-nominated series about fixing up homes.

TWO urban licks joined Good Day Atlanta on Friday to share some advice on how to use Thanksgiving leftovers in new ways.

Back in 2015, Wanda Dench texted a person she believed to be her grandson about Thanksgiving dinner. When she discovered it was not, she invited the young man who replied anyways. 10 years later, Jamal Hinton and Wanda Dench are still celebrating Thanksgiving together.

Broadcaster Erin Andrews was slammed by many people for comments she made about working on the holidays as a member of the media during her podcast, Calm Down with Erin and Charissa. It wasn't just regular people who took offense at her comments though. A former ESPN host also had something to say.

A social media challenge known as the "bird theory" has gone viral. But, there's nothing new about the test. It has been used by decades by people researching relationships. It is meant to find out just how interested a person's partner is in what they are saying and in the person.

Col. Kevan Lewis with the Marine Forces Reserve joined Good Day Atlanta on Friday to talk about this year's Toys for Tots campaign, which has been providing toys for needy children since 1947.

Author Gabriella Pomare joined Good Day Atlanta on Friday to talk about co-parenting and the holidays. She is the author of The Collaborative Co-Parent.

The top stories at 8 a.m. Friday are Black Friday shopping in metro Atlanta; holiday spending; the Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate game; death of National Guard member in Washington, D.C.; Epstein files; Georgia TikTok star dies; and teen cancer advocate.

A northeast Atlanta woman says her pet rabbit saved her family from a house fire early Friday morning.

The Mall of Georgia was bustling early Friday morning with droves of Black Friday shoppers.

At JCPenney at the Mall of Georgia, doors opened at 5 a.m. with shoppers greeted by giveaways and early-morning promotions. Customers who arrived before sunrise received Peanuts snow globes and peel-off cards worth $10, $30 or up to $500.

Yeppa Beltline is installing a bright red Santa mailbox for anyone wishing to mail a letter to Santa Claus at the North Pole. Simply drop a letter in the mailbox and they will take care of getting it to its destination.