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Should Georgia college students get pass-fail grades for coronavirus-plagued semester?

Legislative Democrats stepped up the heat on the University System of Georgia Wednesday to let students forced off campus by coronavirus to opt in to a pass-fail grading system for the spring semester. A group of Democratic state representatives held an online discussion of the issue featuring several students who have led the charge for […]

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Autopsy shows suspect in Georgia hostage situation died from self-inflicted gunshot wound

CORDELE — An autopsy conducted on LeJune Cobb, the suspect in a hostage situation that involve two children, Tuesday at the Georgia Bureau of Investigation Crime Lab in Macon. According to the GBI, the autopsy’s preliminary results indicate that Cobb died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. On Saturday, Cordele Police officers were dispatched to a […]

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Piedmont Healthcare begins clinical trials on coronavirus treatments

ATLANTA – Piedmont Healthcare is signing up COVID-19 patients for two new clinical trials, the Atlanta-based nonprofit health system announced Tuesday. One of the trials, intended for patients who have tested positive for the virus, will evaluate the efficiency of the anti-inflammatory drug Gimsilumab. The other will investigate the value of repositioning patients to improve […]

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Georgia schools will get $411 million in COVID-19 relief funds

Georgia public school districts will receive a total of $411,452,867 in COVID-19 relief funds this month. Georgia applied for the funds through the Education Stabilization Fund Program Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund, part of the federal coronavirus relief bill. The State Board of Education approved State School Superintendent Richard Woods’ recommendation to accept […]

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