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April 21, 2020

• Georgia Manufacturing Shaken by Virus, But Some Ramp Up

• UPS Donating Respirator Masks to Georgia Hospitals

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation Welcomes Kemp Plan to Reopen Georgia Businesses

• Southern Company Increases Dividend for 19th Consecutive Year

• New Study Finds 995,300 Georgia Workers Directly Impacted by COVID-19

• Senator David Perdue: Small Businesses Need Relief Now

• Georgia Department of Transportation Extends REBC Grant Program Deadline to May 15th

• US Housing Market Reverses Course in March with Coronavirus Shutdowns

• Nearly 80% of Board Members Felt Unprepared for a Major Risk Event Like COVID-19: EY survey

April 20, 2020

• Georgia Southern University Names Stuart Tedders as Dean of Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health

• Meet Some of Savannah’s Frontline Heroes of the Coronavirus Pandemic

• LS3P Joins 1+ Organization for Pro Bono Design

• Queensborough Closes $79.6M in PPP Loans, Plans to Donate a Portion of Fees to Local Food Banks

• The Preservation of Community: The Davenport House Celebrates 200th Birthday

• BankSouth Launches Paid with Purpose Program

• OTC Students and Instructors Serve on the Front Lines

• Savannah African Art Museum Honors Earth Day with Online DIY Workshop

• Fanning Offers Virtual Leadership Resources

• Governor Urges Congress to Fund Paycheck Protection Program

• Cisco Donates 330,000 N-95 Masks to Georgia's Fight Against COVID-19

• As Harvest Arrives, Georgia Farmers Feel Pain of Coronavirus Shutdown

• Georgia State Researchers Find Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Is Effective Against Coronavirus

• Georgia’s Poultry Industry In The Coronavirus Era

• Rep. Dollar and Sen. Beach Secure 100,000 Medical Face Masks for State’s COVID-19 Response Efforts

• Marsy's Law for Georgia Encourages Georgians to Support National Crime Victims' Rights Week

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