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This blog will be updated throughout Saturday, March 14, with news and details of COVID-19 in Georgia.
» Complete coverage: Coronavirus
8:30 a.m.:
after a city administrator tested positive for the coronavirus Friday evening,
reports. In a tweet, officials said City Hall would be closed to the public until March 30 after the employee notified management of the positive test.
» What’s the deal with toilet paper selling out so quickly amid coronavirus?
» This map tracks spread of coronavirus worldwide in real time
» Coronavirus event cancellations in and around metro Atlanta
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OVERNIGHT
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8 p.m.: The growing coronavirus outbreak has led to school closures, the cancellation of major sporting events, concerts, festivals and much more. Helena Oliviero takes a look at stunning developments related to the coronavirus this past week.
» Pantry cooking tips and recipes during times of social distancing
THURSDAY’S TOP STORIES
- Retailers acknowledge the sudden rush emptied some stores of paper and cleaning products, but insist the scarcity is only on the shelves — not farther up the supply chain in company warehouses or among thousands of suppliers. Companies just need some time to catch up. Andy Peters, Michael E. Kanell and Matt Kempner fill you in.
- Two more planeloads of passengers from the cruise ship hit by the coronavirus have arrived at Dobbins Air Reserve Base in Marietta
- Delta Air Lines is cutting flights 40% and parking 300 planes in response to the coronavirus pandemic
