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May 15, 2020

• Profile By Sanford Savannah Partners With Nonprofit Organization P.A.C.K. And Introduces Food Delivery Service And Online Coaching

• Savannah Classical Academy Announces Livestreamed Individual Ceremonies For Inaugural Graduating Class

• Moe's Partners with Family Promise to Feed Families in Need

• Pandemic Brings Surge in Demand for Fresh Produce from Farm Truck 912

• Chick-fil-A is the Third-largest Fast-food Chain in US by Sales

• NASCAR Returning to Georgia for Rescheduled Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500

• TCSG Granted $12M for Dislocated Workers

• Map Helps People Find COVID-19 Resources

• EPA Selects Four Projects in Georgia to Receive $1.9M for Brownfields Cleanup and Assessment

• How Supreme Court ‘Risk’ Ruling Will Benefit Insurers in Georgia

• Under Loosening of Georgia’s COVID-19 Rules, More Parents Likely to Find Child Care

• Construction Starts Show Sharp Contraction in April

• New Study: IT Pros Are More Worried About Corporate Security than Home Security

• USDA SECURE Rule Paves Way for Agricultural Innovation

May 14, 2020

• Larissa Haddad Joins RobMark – Web • Advertising • PR as Digital Marketing Specialist

• Salvation Army Announces Grand Re-Openings of Family Thrift Stores

• Seven SCCPSS Student Athletes Named Regional Winners for Positive Athlete Georgia

• Optim Health System Safely Performing Elective Surgeries And Outpatient Procedures

• Gulfstream G600 Receives EASA Approval

• Beer Town: How Georgia Brewers Are Going Live with Virtual Events

• Lt. Governor Geoff Duncan Comments on Reconvening 2020 Session

• Hazard Pay Survives for Some Frontline Workers, but Future Uncertain

• Sen. Loeffler Introduces Legislation Allowing Larger Faith-Based Groups, Nonprofits to Receive PPP Loans

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

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

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