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Georgia’s Dependence On Travel Raises Recession Risk
As recession looms, thousands of Georgians continue to file for unemployment benefits.

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As recession looms, thousands of Georgians continue to file for unemployment benefits.

Staff Pressing For More Authority Amid Outbreak
Increased demand of supplies, food and volunteers during Coronavirus outbreak has Georgia residents scurrying.
Workers at hotels and convention centers, bars, restaurants and day care centers are among the latest Georgians out of work.
Gov. Brian Kemp will ban gatherings that don’t adhere to the six-foot separation rule.
As Coronavirus continues to spread, the impact is being felt statewide as residents apply for benefits.
Here are ways you can donate to support food banks and other nutrition programs, as well as places to turn if you need help.