Molly Oak

6 days ago | 13wmaz.com | Molly Oak

ATLANTA — Graduation is set to be extra special for the Lee family this year. Along with twin sisters walking the stage, they'll be joined by their older sister and mom on the same day, each graduating with degrees. Mother Quila Lee, daughter Rakiya Lee, and twins Kamiya and Kalaya Lee will receive their master's and bachelor's degrees during commencement on May 7. The graduation ceremony will be held at the Georgia State Convocation Center. "Which is insane.

1 week ago | wkyc.com | Molly Oak

ATLANTA — Graduation is set to be extra special for the Lee family this year. Along with twin sisters walking the stage, they'll be joined by their older sister and mom on the same day, each graduating with degrees. Mother Quila Lee, daughter Rakiya Lee, and twins Kamiya and Kalaya Lee will receive their master's and bachelor's degrees during commencement on May 7. The graduation ceremony will be held at the Georgia State Convocation Center. "Which is insane.

1 week ago | wtsp.com | Molly Oak

ATLANTA — Graduation is set to be extra special for the Lee family this year. Along with twin sisters walking the stage, they'll be joined by their older sister and mom on the same day, each graduating with degrees. Mother Quila Lee, daughter Rakiya Lee, and twins Kamiya and Kalaya Lee will receive their master's and bachelor's degrees during commencement on May 7. The graduation ceremony will be held at the Georgia State Convocation Center. "Which is insane.

1 month ago | abc10.com | Molly Oak

COVINGTON, Ga. — Family and friends remembered a teenager who was shot and killed inside her own home during a shooting spree that began at a Newton County Walmart on Friday. Investigators say 24-year-old Dwayne Eduh left the Walmart in Covington around 1:30 a.m., returned with a gun, and shot two coworkers. One of them, 21-year-old Khalaf Barksdale, died at the scene. Law enforcement said the second victim, a 29-year-old employee, is in stable condition at a local hospital.

Jan 31, 2025 | abc10.com | Akilah Winters |Molly Oak

ATLANTA — Noey Springer, 8, went from chanting "I kick cancer's butt every time" two years ago to wearing a shirt saying "I kicked cancer's butt" as she rang the bell, signaling the end of her cancer treatments. She rang the bell with pride at the Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Center in Atlanta this week. “For her age, she has the wherewithal and understanding already of what she’s going through,” said Nick Springer, Noey’s dad.