(ATHENS) -- National Signing Day fell on Wednesday, and marked a day where hard-working high school athletes across Georgia announced which college they would attend.

Numerous athletes give their college commitments to the University of Georgia on National Signing Day.

Among the UGA signees are:

ATLANTA, Ga. -- When he was just 21 months old, Elijah Kimaru's parents noticed he was really fussy and he wouldn't eat or walk.

The diagnosis was Stage 4 Neuroblastoma. It had already spread to the marrow in his bones.  

Elijah endjured 16 months of treatment that included six rounds of chemotherapy, surgery,two stem cell transplants and 12 round of radiation.

He has shown no evidence of neuroblastoma for ten months now and has important scans at the end of this month.

Elijah just turned three and loves cats and dogs, all sports, scooby doo and tom and jerry.

Elijah Kimaru, our CURE kid ofthe week. for more information, go to www.curechildhoodcancer.org.

(WXIA) -- Severe Weather Awareness week began on Monday, and Georgia Emergency Management Agency has organized a campaign to help Georgians get ready for what storms could hit neighborhoods. 

The campaign has been named Ready Georgia, and helps people prepare for the possibility of strong winds, tornadoes and flooding, a spokeswoman said. Even small things, like securing outdoor objects and getting rid of dead tree branches can make a difference. 

According to the spokeswoman, Georgians may not realize how dangerous thunderstorms can be, because they are so common to local areas.

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