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May 14, 2020

• Will GHSA Sports Return This Summer? Here’s What Officials Are Saying.

• Truist Empowers 1 Million High School Students with Financial Foundations Program

• School Choice Can Help Ease Georgia's Looming Fiscal Issues

• Zillow Report: A Rise in Remote Work Could Lead to a New Suburban Boom

• 95% of Small Businesses Fall Short of Meeting Goals, yet 77% Are Confident in Their Ability to Execute

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Dropped Further in April

May 13, 2020

• Authority Approves $240M in Bonds for Ball Corp. Expansion, Late 2020 Opening Expected

• What Could Social Distancing Look Like in Sanford Stadium? UGA Weighing Options

• Georgia Leads 21-State Coalition Urging Congress to Enact COVID-19 Liability Protections

• Integrated Head Package for Vogtle Unit 3 Placed Atop Reactor Vessel

• Gov. Kemp, DPH, DCH, GEMA, Dept. of Insurance and Georgia Guard Give Update on COVID-19

• Small Farmers Quickly Adapt to Fill a Need during Pandemic

• SOS Partners with AARP, Georgia’s U.S. Attorney, & SEC To Protect Seniors from COVID-19 Fraud

• Georgia Council for the Arts Announces Poet Laureate’s Prize Winner, Finalists

• The U.S. Conference of Mayors Launches COVID-19 Fiscal Pain Tracker

• Publix Pharmacy Begins Home Delivery of Prescriptions

• Survey of 49K Investors Predicts COVID-19 Economic Recovery

May 12, 2020

• Floyd Celebrates 2020 Graduates

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Meeting Challenge Of Record Unemployment Claims

• AG Carr Appoints Cobb DA to Lead Ahmaud Arbery Case

• WarnerMedia and AT&T Create $250,000 Relief Fund for Atlanta Arts & Cultural Institutions

• AAA: Gas Demand Continues Ascent, Leading To Steady National Average Increase

• Georgia’s Teacher of the Year Will Serve for Extra Year Amid Pandemic

• Superintendent Woods Announces 2020 Georgia Scholars

• Facebook Rolls Out New Tools to Support Georgia Small Businesses

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