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Atlanta, GA — Gov. Brian Kemp is easing more restrictions put in place to curb the spread of COVID-19 while simultaneously extending the state’s public health state of emergency through July 12. It was originally ...
For more information about how to interpret this data, click here. Atlanta, GA — The state of Georgia as of May 28 has 45,070 COVID-19 cases and 1,962 related deaths. There are 1,761 ICU ...
Greater Decatur, GA — International Community School, a Dekalb County public charter school, received a $10,000 grant from the Governor’s Office for Student Achievement. Eleven other schools across the state received grants, which seek ...
Atlanta, GA — The state of Georgia as of May 27 has 44,421 COVID-19 cases and 1,907 related deaths. There are 1,735 ICU admissions and 7,666 hospitalizations. In Fulton County, there have been 4,275 cases ...
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A friend wanted help a couple of weeks ago drafting an opinion letter to stop the DeKalb School Board from hiring Rudy Crew as the new school superintendent. I flaked on him. I regret ...
Greater Decatur, GA — Health food store Nuts ‘n Berries will open its new Decatur location on June 1. The retailer, based in Brookhaven, is opening at 2118 North Decatur Road in the old Rainbow ...
Atlanta, GA — The state of Georgia as of May 26 has 43,730 COVID-19 cases and 1,871 related deaths. There are 1,703 ICU admissions and 7,547 hospitalizations. In Fulton County, there have been 4,116 cases ...
BY SUSANNA CAPELOUTO, WABE Atlanta, GA — Gov. Brian Kemp said Friday that hospitalizations from COVID-19 have dropped to 887 people across the state. Officials say that’s a 40% drop from May 1. That ...
