George's DBHEDD is urging people to store and lock away all medications to prevent theft and keep them away from children and pets.

Old medications can be disposed at Dropbox locations.

Dropbox locations can be found at opioid response. info.

It's the bitter southerner Podcast from Georgia Public Broadcasting in the magazine I edit,

The Bitter Southerner.

My name is Chuck Reese and this is the fourth episode of our first season on this episode how immigrants and refugees

are adapting to and changing the South today.

The recording studio where I'm sitting right now in the middle of Atlanta, Georgia

is about 10 miles west of where I live in a little town called Clarkston.

There are 13,000 of us in Clarkson and were easy to miss on a map,

but my neighbors and I describe our little town as the most ethnically diverse square mile in America.

It's a National Refugee Settlement Area, which means

folks from all over the world come to live here. Clarkston is their first

American home. Over the years, my little town has welcomed more than 60,000 refugees.

Here are two refugee voices recorded at a coffee shop just a block from my house.

My name is Heval Mohammed Kelly.

I moved to the United States two weeks after 9-11 2001.

My name is Auroy Joseph, and I am a Syrian refugee. I do still have friends in Syria and I miss them but in Syria in Syria's terror. In Syria there is war.

In Syria there is war.

In Syria, there is war. Yevall and Nauru's are years apart, but they share a close bond.

Both are from Syria, but they now call Georgia home.

Our producer met them in 2017 when

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