Afternoon News Wrap

Dawn Brun of Cardlyitics, a marketing research group, talks about the differing spending habits of people inside and outside the perimeter of Atlanta and what things unify the two groups

Garrett Townsend of AAA discusses Monday's Colonial Pipeline explosion in Alabama, and what it means for drivers looking to fill up their tanks.

While speaking at a career day event held at Gainesville's Lyman Hall Elementary on Monday, ANW host Russell Brown set aside a few minutes to interview a number of 5th grade students on a wide variety of topics, including Halloween, career aspirations and the upcoming presidential election.

UNG Physical Therapy Professor, Dr. Don Walsh, Associate Professor of Clinical Education, talks about the new Physical Therapy clinic run by students that helps local residents while providing hands-on experience for the grad students.

Zach Agerton, a Gainesville resident and UNG grad that went on to work in the Peace Corps, talks about his experience working around the globe in Samoa

Lakeview academy students have partnered with Kona Ice, Featherbone Communiversity, and Academy Sports & Outdoors, to introduce modified playground equipment for a local Childhood Cancer survivor to play on, while recovering in a wheelchair.

Atlanta entertainer Reuben Haller, also known as, Ruby The Clown, talks about the negative impact that the recent clown scares have had on professional clowns, and what it means to be a true clown.

Gwinnett County authorities are looking for a Lawrenceville woman who has been missing since earlier this month and is believed to have been spotted in Gainesville.

Christina Ernst, the Owner of VIP Tours in Sautee Nacoochee, joined the Afternoon News Wrap to share some local ghost stories the new haunted tour takes visitors inside

Angela Ewers, Founder of local non-profit Rock Goodbye Angel, and Natasha Summit, a local mother who lost a child during pregnancy, joined the Afternoon News Wrap to discuss the topic of miscarriages.