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Cost of COVID: how teachers have adjusted to virtual learning

Amyre Makupson
September 25, 2020

‘There’s no debate,’ masks vital to keeping Macon businesses afloat, official says

Joe Kovac Jr., Telegraph Staff Writer
September 25, 2020
Macons Marriott City Center served as a COVID-19 bubble for TBS production staff recently working on the Go-Big Show. Visit Macon expects it will be a few years before tourism fully rebounds.

Cost of COVID: Macon hospitality industry recovery may take years

Liz Fabian, Civic Journalism Senior Fellow
September 25, 2020
The proposed parking deck for the D.T. Walton mixed-use development is highlighted in blue. MMI-Thornton developers are still hoping to eventually secure financing for the remainder of the Central City Commons project along Poplar Street.

Cost of COVID: Hyatt Place hotel derailed as new Marriott saved by bond deal

Liz Fabian, Civic Journalism Senior Fellow
September 22, 2020
Maynard Street will be closed to vehicles Sunday for Macon-Bibbs first of three Open Streets events scaled back due to COVID-19.

Cost of COVID: Pandemic alters this year’s Open Streets gatherings

Liz Fabian, Civic Journalism Senior Fellow
September 18, 2020
Furniture and other belongings sit at the curb after the Magistrate Court Sheriff’s office supervised a court ordered eviction on Del Park in late January 2019.

Evictions resume in Bibb County despite some federal protections

Joe Kovac, Telegraph staff writer
September 18, 2020
Once full barstools at Parish on 2nd are now empty, as restaurant owners hope more customers will return to dining rooms amid the pandemic.

Cost of COVID: how the pandemic changed the restaurant industry

Amyre Makupson
September 17, 2020
Bus driver Michael Huff and cashier Barbara Blair load meals onto a school bus at Burdell-Hunt Magnet Elementary School.

Bibb Schools Provide Meals During Virtual Learning

Nicole Bailey-Covin
September 17, 2020
Until the end of the year, licensed vendors will get a reduced rate to set up shop on Macon-Bibb County public sidewalks to help people make money during the COVID-19 pandemic.

COVID-19 street vendor policy goes into effect in Macon-Bibb

Liz Fabian, Civic Journalism Senior Fellow
September 17, 2020
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