GA Good News: Whale Born, Safest Cities, At-Home Learning Kits

GEORGIA — Amid the bad news about the coronavirus, there is still some good news to be shared, including the safest cities in Georgia, at-home learning kits, and a new baby whale.

• The Georgia Aquarium Welcomes A Whale Of A New Addition
• At-Home Learning Kits Donated To 50,000 Metro ATL Students
• The Battery Atlanta Is Reopening Some Parts
• Counseling Services Extended To 20 More Fulton Schools
• When GA's Bars, Sports Teams, Live Performance Venues Can Resume

Safe Cities:

• Survey Ranks Loganville As One Of Georgia's Safer Cities
• Survey Ranks Johns Creek As One Of Georgia's Safest Cities
• Survey Ranks Milton As One Of Georgia's Safest Cities
• Survey Ranks Adairsville As One Of Georgia's Safer Cities
• Survey Ranks Canton As One Of Georgia's Safest Cities
• Survey Ranks Woodstock As One Of Georgia's Safest Cities
• Survey Ranks Roswell As One Of Georgia's Safest Cities
• Survey Ranks Sandy Springs As One Of Georgia's Safest Cities

Here are more uplifting stories from Georgia this week:

• Old Farmer’s Almanac Summer 2020 Forecast For Georgia
• Certain Fulton County Facilities To Begin Reopening
• Kemp Offers Atlanta As Potential Host For GOP National Convention
• Six Flags Introduces New Extensive Safety Measures For Parks
• Atlanta To Begin Phase 2 Of Reopening Plan: Mayor
• Johns Creek Provides Flexibility For Outdoor Operations
• Chattahoochee Parks Conservancy New Name Highlights National Park
• Canton Debuts Program To Assist Local Small Businesses
• Cherokee Economic Development Updating List Of Open Businesses
• Marietta Municipal Court to Resume Operations Tuesday
• Buckhead's Lenox Square Restaurants: Open, Closed
• Midtown's Atlantic Station Back Open; New Safety Guidelines
• Midtown's Atlantic Station: Restaurants, Open, Closed
• Marietta Pools And Parks Open Monday With Restrictions