GA Good News: In-Person Class, Legislature Returns, ATL GoFundMe

GEORGIA — Amid the bad news, there is still some good news to be shared, including a GoFundMe for Atlanta's black community, donated masks and unemployment down.

• Matt Ryan Creates GoFundMe To Support Atlanta's Black Community
• Unemployment Claims Statewide Have Been On Decline In Past Month
• Initiative To Transform Policing Introduced By Georgia Chiefs
• 3,000 Masks Will Be Given To Tucker Residents
• GA Legislature To Resume 2020 Session On June 15
• Summer Meals Continue Through Fulton County Schools
• In-Person Classes This Fall At GA Schools: Guidelines Released

Here are more uplifting stories from Georgia this week:

• Old Atlanta Park Splash Pad To Open Friday
• Protest Organizers Received 'Incredible Support From Community'
• More Than 1 Million Early Voters Cast Ballots In Georgia
• The Wall That Heals Memorial Opens At Newtown Park
• Roswell Area Park Pool Opening June 15
• $1,000 Scholarship Available To Etowah High School Senior
• Rotary Club Of Canton Supports MUST Ministries, Crime Victims
• Cherokee Student Athletes Can Soon Return To Practicing
• Taco Mac Lawrenceville Location To Open In July, Actively Hiring
• Denmark Graduate Wins Alpharetta American Legion Scholarship
• Help Virtually Design The Future Of The North End Community
• Goodwill Of North Georgia Opening New Roswell Store Thursday
• Milton Eases Alcohol Code, Ends Happy Hour Restrictions
• Preschool Applications Now Accepted For Cherokee Students
• Reopening Forsyth Schools Draft Guidelines Released For Fall
• North Paulding Student’s Art Recognized With Congressional Award
• Summer Reading Program Goes Virtual In Fulton County
• Four Paulding Sheriff’s Officers Retire, Receive Virtual Sendoff
• Cherokee County Offices Begin Reopening Monday
• Roswell Begins Phased Reopening Monday Of City Buildings
• Johns Creek Reopening Additional Facilities Monday
• Sandy Springs Dog Park, Tennis Courts, Gymnastics Reopens Monday