Berndt Petersen, WSB-TV

Berndt Petersen

WSB-TV

Atlanta, GA, United States

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Past articles by Berndt:

A plea to URL friends helped Hall County man reopen his BBQ business IRL

A ‘barbecue man’ in Hall County says he underestimated the power of social media and never realized how many friends he has. → Read More

2 South Fulton high school seniors accepted to more than 100 colleges between them

Combined they have been offered $2.8 million in scholarship money. → Read More

Atlanta area Girl Scouts pictured on boxes of new cookie that sold out in 24 hours

A group of Atlanta area Girl Scouts are featured on this year's most popular Girl Scout cookie box. → Read More

Free eyeglasses given to dozens of local elementary school students

“It changes your life,” Atlanta Hawks legend Dominique Wilkins said. → Read More

Kennesaw State University working to preserve 19th century copy of Declaration of Independence

KSU obtained its copy 23 years ago, and Williams asked an expert of rare documents to take a look. → Read More

‘Southwest Seven’ recall integrating their Atlanta high school 60 years ago

Channel 2 Action News ‘Gets Real’ about the ‘integration’ of Atlanta Public Schools. → Read More

Free pharmacy offers hope to Georgia residents as cost of prescription meds skyrockets

In just two years, they have served 3,500 patients and filled more than 15,000 prescriptions. → Read More

Jimmy Carter’s childhood home remains how it was when he lived there

The farmhouse Carter grew up in has been standing for 101 years and looks just as good as new. → Read More

Jimmy Carter’s childhood home remains how it was when he lived there

The farm that Carter grew up on still stands and is just as it was when he lived there. → Read More

Part of historic hotel in Americus, Ga. is named in honor of Jimmy Carter

Steve Short with the Americus Welcome Center calls it the icon of downtown Americus. → Read More

Old friends cherish memories of former President Jimmy Carter

Some of Jimmy Carter’s oldest friends in his hometown of Plains are sharing stories today. → Read More

Cobb Co. high school sports announcer has a shot at being next Braves public address announcer

“I’ve been told for years I should go for a job like this,” Aston said. → Read More

Atlanta leads nation in Black-owned businesses, but more work to be done, business owners say

It is part of the city’s latest business headline. The fact that Atlanta now leads the nation with the highest percentage of Black-owned businesses, at 7.4 %. → Read More

Family and friends say goodbye to Atlanta’s first Black First Lady

Atlanta's first Black First Lady, Bunnie Jackson, was laid to rest in Southeast Atlanta on Monday. → Read More

Effort to help metro area farmers hit hard by the December freeze

The head of Georgia Organics says 150 or so organic growers in the state suffered crop losses of 50 to 90 percent. → Read More

Effort to help metro area farmers hit hard by the December freeze

When temperatures fell way below freezing around Christmas, crops were greatly affected. → Read More

Gwinnett elementary school comes together to help 5th grader battling brain cancer

“We’re praying for you Genesis,” Principal Gabriel Zaragoza said. → Read More

Christian radio station back on the air after severe storms knock down metro tower

It'll take months and millions of dollars for them to get back to full strength. → Read More

Henry Co. man returns to neighborhood where he once sold drugs. He’s now helping children there.

Terrell Scott has always cared about the McDonough neighborhood where he grew up. → Read More

Henry Co. man returns to neighborhood where he once sold drugs. He’s now helping children there

A Henry County man is giving back to the community where he once sold drugs. → Read More