The Miami Dolphins traded up for Georgia offensive lineman Solomon Kindley on the last day of the 2020 NFL draft.
Gym owner in Georgia discusses reopening during the coronavirus outbreak
NBC’s Sam Brock visited a gym in Georgia to see how they are planning to reopen amid the coronavirus outbreak.April 25, 2020 …
Georgia, Alaska and Oklahoma Take Small Steps to Reopen Economies
The States of Georgia, Alaska, Oklahoma and others have announced plans to start relaxing restrictions during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, prompting mixed responses from politicians, health …
As Georgia businesses remain divided over reopening, there’s buzz at some hair salons, barbers
In Georgia, some gyms, tattoo parlors, hair salons, and more reopened their doors. But many other businesses remained closed.
Georgia Democrat Jon Ossoff Attempts Homebound Political Comeback
A few weeks ago, Georgia Democratic Senate candidate Jon Ossoff held his first digital organizing event over the video conferencing service Zoom, geared at teaching volunteers how to conduct phone …
Leaders disagree on when Georgia lawmakers should return
With Georgia’s legislative session suspended because of fears of transmitting the new coronavirus, the two Republicans who must agree on when to return continue to eye different dates. House Speaker …
Many Georgia churches not taking up invitation to reopen
Many churches in Georgia are not planning on reopening despite calls from Republican Gov. Brian Kemp for institutions in the state to transition out of the coronavirus shutdown.
Trump’s abrupt reversal on Georgia’s reopening plan highlights growing tensions with Kemp
The president’s rapid about-face has undermined a member of his party and added to the sense of confusion about how states should begin restarting economic activity in the middle of a deadly pandemic.
Georgia, Coronavirus, Spelling Bee: Your Friday Evening Briefing
Good evening. Here’s the latest. 1. Some businesses reopened across Georgia after Gov. Brian Kemp defied opposition from President Trump, public health experts and some mayors in his state. After …
Some businesses in Georgia cautiously opened today, but many store and restaurant owners aren’t ready to take the risk
Gyms, barber shops, hair and nail salons, spas, and bowling alleys can resume business in Georgia, but many have chosen not to as fears run rampant.