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March 19, 2020

• The Home Depot Temporarily Adjusts Store Hours and Extends Paid Time Off in Response to COVID-19

• UGA: Why People Are Panic Buying and What Can Help

• DPH Announces Additional Deaths from COVID-19

• Coronavirus Resources for Municipal Leaders

• COVID-19 and Automakers: All the Plant Shutdowns Due to the Coronavirus

• EY Report Shows That Companies Ahead in Digital Transformation Share Habits that are Leading to Improved Financial Performance

March 18, 2020

• Senator Carden Summers Sworn Into Georgia Senate

• DCSS Provides Meals on Wheels to Students during Shutdown

• Southwest Georgians Continue to Wait on COVID-19 Test Results

• Mediacom Announces Company Initiatives to Combat Spread of Coronavirus

• Georgia Power Assures Continued Safe and Reliable Service, Offers Resources and Tips for Customers during COVID-19 Pandemic

• Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms Creates $7M Fund to Assist Those Impacted by COVID-19

• Gov. Kemp Asks U.S. Small Business Administration for Economic Injury Disaster Loans

• New GDOL Information for Filing for Unemployment

• UPS Supports The Administration To Serve The Economic And Healthcare Interests Of The Nation

• Truist Announces COVID-19 Relief Measures for Communities, Clients and Teammates

• Gov. Kemp, American Red Cross Encourage Georgians to Give Blood

• Commissioner King Announces Additional COVID-19 Measures

• Georgia Restaurants Struggle, Businesses and Workers on Edge

• BBB Tip: What to Do if an Event is Canceled by a Pandemic

• Dell Technologies Research: Cyber Attacks and Disruptive Events Are on the Rise, Affecting 82% of Organizations Surveyed

March 17, 2020

• Phoebe Begins Limited Drive-Through COVID-19 Testing; Awaits Results

• Dougherty County Declaration of Emergency for COVID-19 - Day One: Emergency Operations Command Update

• Albany Museum of Art Makes Program Changes in Response to COVID-19 Virus

• Dougherty County Probate Court Makes Changes Due to Coronavirus

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