SMYRNA, Ga. -- If you're interested in running a 5K on a beautiful fall morning, why not participate in one that benefits others?

On Saturday, Oct. 22, Vision Rehabilitation Services of Georgia will host its annual Spooktacular Chase. Formerly known as the Race to See, this 5K has runners "chase" Seemore the Owl as they raise money for programs that serve blind and low-vision residents of northwest Georgia.

Registration for the race begins at 7 a.m. at Smyrna's Cobb Park, with the run scheduled to start at 8 a.m.

For more information about the race or VRSGA, contact Marla Shavin at 404-403-2352 or mshavin@vrsga.org.

Cobb Park is located at 2776 Sanford Road across the street from Campbell High School.

LILBURN -- Former Brookwood High School football standout, Rennie Curran is patiently waiting for a new jersey. Over the past two years, Curran went from the University of Georgia to LP Field in Nashville and now he's back at home.

 Curran was released shortly after this year's NFL pre-season, despite leading the team in tackles during the pre-season. 

Since being cut, Curran has been training at Catalyst and other gyms to ensure that when he does get a call, he wont miss a step. Curran is pretty confident he'll be wearing someone's jersey soon.    

ATLANTA – The Atlanta Braves held their first #BravesBash social media event on Sunday evening after a matchup against the Chicago Cubs.

Although Dan Uggla broke his 33-game streak an hour before, he and all of his teammates put their smiles on and were perfectly poised to chat with fans from across the United States.

The Braves steamed a behind-the-scenes look at their first effort on their website. The event had multiple stations for fan interaction: they hosted a Conference Call, Skype with Fans, they moderated a Twitter conversation, streamed Peter Moylan’s talkshow which was named by his Twitter followers and hosted simultaneous online chats.

As a result of the effort, the team gained about 3,000 Twitter followers and acquired 16,500 Facebook likes.