Calhoun Times - 2020-05-06

• GCS sets new grad, prom dates for June, July
• New safety measures as hospital reopens
• 2020 census continues with digital campaign
• Georgia schools poised for $411 million in coronaviru­s federal aid
• Gov. Kemp, Toomey urge mask usage
• ARREST RECORDS
• We’re reopening, now use best practices so we stay open, safe
• Home school students earn Memory Master awards
• You take half a cup of ...
• In praise of our first responders both here and away
• ‘By thy words ...’
• Smart moves for women business owners
• Meeting of the minds
• U.S. Senate Democratic hopefuls go after each other’s records
• Melton to extended Ga. judicial emergency through June
• Reeves named president, CEO of AdventHeal­th Hendersonv­ille
• Area Republican candidates spar in debate
• Hays State murder conviction reversed by state supreme court
• State agencies facing steep budget cuts amid COVID-19
• Perdue to introduce bill to address shortage of doctors, nurses
• AP Was There: Martin Luther King Jr. sentenced to chain gang
• Dems vying for Public Service Commission focus on current leaders
• TOBI Says: Are you planning your summer vacation?
• ‘The Wax Pack’ chronicles baseball card-fueled road trip
• ‘If It Bleeds’ offers Stephen King fans four new tales from master storytelle­r
• Shula, winningest coach in the history of pro football, dies
• Spring Sports Spotlight: Lady Warriors Soccer
• NFL moving internatio­nal games back to US stadiums
• Korean baseball league begins in empty stadiums

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