Apalachee school shooting: Texas Roadhouse donating full day’s profits to school

BARROW COUNTY, Ga. — It’s been more than two weeks since four people were killed and nine more were injured during a shooting inside Apalachee High School.

The community still feels the loss of teachers Richard Aspinwall and Cristina Irimie and 14-year-old students Christian Angulo and Mason Schermerhorn.

Students will gradually start heading back to the classroom next week.

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Many businesses and groups in the area have been trying to help the community in the days since the attack.

Texas Roadhouse is the latest business to offer a helping hand.

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On Monday, all of the Georgia Texas Roadhouse locations will donate 100% of their profits to Apalachee High School.

To support, you can eat at any of these participating locations:

• Athens
• Augusta
• Buford
• Cartersville
• Columbus
• Cumming
• Douglasville
• Gainesville
• Hiram
• Macon
• Marietta
• McDonough
• Newnan
• Pooler
• Rome
• Savannah
• Snellville
• Statesboro
• Valdosta

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