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June 16, 2020

• Cities Contemplate the Legal Issues of Virtual Operations

• Senator David Perdue Talks Georgia Progress

• Priority COVID-19 Testing Available for All Georgia First Responders

• Bidding Wars Climb in May as Coronavirus Intensifies Housing Shortage

• U.S. Economic Growth Expectations Largely Unchanged as Lockdown Restrictions Ease

June 15, 2020

• Closed for Months Due to COVID-19, Downtown Macon Restaurants are Staging a Comeback

• Flint Energies Plans July 1st Rate Changes

• Robins Financial Credit Union Awards Annual Scholarship

• M&R Marketing Group: 5 Ways to Come Out of COVID-19 Stronger

• Doug Hertz to Receive Council for Quality Growth’s Prestigious Four Pillar Award

• Medicaid Enrollment Climbs in Georgia as COVID Pandemic Brings Hardship

• Atlanta-Based Company Helping Ensure Workforce Readiness with Population Monitoring Technology

• Atlanta Gas Light and Community Partners Collect More than 20,000 Pounds of Food During Statewide Food Drives

• Georgia’s Price Gouging Statute to Stay in Effect through July 12th

• Georgia Tests 97% of Nursing Home Residents

• Airbnb Announces New Partnerships to Support Local Economic Growth, New Campaign to Support Domestic Travel

• The Conference Board: Customers Are Changing, So Should Marketing

June 12, 2020

• Goodwill Welcomes VP of Career Development

• Mercer University Adopts Revised Academic Calendar for Fall 2020

• Macon Volunteer Clinic Awarded Silver Seal by NAFC Quality Standards Program

• Robins Financial Credit Union Donates Food for COVID-19 Hunger Relief Efforts

• FVSU Workplace Health and Safety Group Announces “Safe Return” Protocols

• Gov. Kemp Signs New COVID-19 Executive Order

• How Is COVID-19 Affecting Your Community? The Federal Reserve Wants to Hear from You

• Promising Path Found for COVID-19 Therapeutics

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