Berndt Petersen

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ACWORTH, Ga. — In the garage at Christian Brothers Automotive in Acworth, some car repairs come from the heart. “When you do these things and it happens, there’s not a dry eye. It hits everybody emotionally, as it should,” owner Chris Bundrick told Channel 2’s Berndt Petersen. He works with the nonprofit Together with Families. Cars donated to the charity are repaired by Chris and his mechanics free of charge and are then given to families in need.

2 weeks ago | wsbtv.com | Berndt Petersen

ATLANTA — City leaders say it can be too difficult for some seniors to find resources. Channel 2’s Berndt Petersen shared how the city took those resources to them. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks]In the atrium of Atlanta City Hall, helpers were assembled for those who needed them. “We know it is hard out here for our seniors,” City Councilman Jason Dozier said. This includes seniors like Coretha Easterling, who sometimes struggles to make ends meet.

2 weeks ago | wsbtv.com | Berndt Petersen

ATLANTA — The families of the people who died when a gangway collapsed last fall on Georgia’s Sapelo Island have filed a lawsuit in Gwinnett County against the companies that designed and built it. Channel 2’s Berndt Petersen reports that the lawsuit suit alleges the structure was not safe. Regina Brinson, who was on the structure when it collapsed, calls it a bad dream, except it was all too real. “And all of a sudden, I heard a crack.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Berndt Petersen

The families of the people who died when a gangway collapsed last fall on Georgia’s Sapelo Island have filed a lawsuit in Gwinnett County against the companies that designed and built it. Channel 2’s Berndt Petersen reports that the lawsuit suit alleges the structure was not safe. Regina Brinson, who was on the structure when it collapsed, calls it a bad dream, except it was all too real. “And all of a sudden, I heard a crack.

2 weeks ago | wsbtv.com | Berndt Petersen

FAYETTE COUNTY, Ga. — Orthopedic surgeon Chuck Fryberger said they are working against the clock. “You really only get one chance to take care of an injured athlete correctly. You want to do it right the first time. The best way to do that is to have practiced,” Fryberger said. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks]A group of head football coaches and athletic directors from Fayette County Schools did just that Wednesday.