New Rules Set For GA Day Cares, Camps, Driving Tests | Patch PM

There was plenty of news across Georgia on Wednesday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of the top stories from the past 24 hours.

Coronavirus Changes For GA Kids In Summer Camps, Day Cares

Parents who may be wondering when if their kids will be able to return to in-person teaching this fall may find some relief after Gov. Brian Kemp announced Tuesday that summer camps and daycare facilities may open.

Kemp Makes U-Turn, Says Teens Must Pass Road Test After All

After intense blow back, Gov. Brian Kemp issued an order requiring new drivers to pass a road test by Sept. 30 or lose their licenses.

Flyover Thursday To Salute Health Workers, First Responders

Cartersville Medical Center will get a flyover of its own Thursday evening, saluting health care workers during the coronavirus pandemic.

Zoo Atlanta Uses Puppet To Raise, Feed New Vulture Chick

Zoo Atlanta has been using a vulture puppet to raise a 1-month-old chick to prevent it from bonding with humans.

Tyler Perry Kicks Off National Hospital Week At Grady Hospital

Tyler Perry celebrated National Hospital Week at Grady Hospital by delivering gourmet meals to workers.

Bartow History Museum Wants Your Pandemic Mementos For Collection

The Bartow History Museum is collecting mementos of the coronavirus pandemic for posterity. Here's how to contribute.

National Merit Scholars:

• 10 Gwinnett Grads Receive $2500 National Merit Scholarships
• River Ridge High Senior Wins National Merit Scholarship
• Alpharetta, Milton Grads Receive National Merit Scholarships
• Forsyth County Grads Receive $2500 National Merit Scholarships
• Johns Creek Grads Receive $2500 National Merit Scholarships
• Roswell Grads Receive $2500 National Merit Scholarships
• North Springs High Senior Receives National Merit Scholarship

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Also Worth A Look Today:

• City Of Decatur To Furlough Part-Time Employees
• Thursday Flyover To Salute Hiram Health Care Workers
• Smyrna Annexation Could Increase Population By 65 Percent: Study
• Coronavirus: Georgia Reports Close To 1500 Dead
• Alpharetta To Begin Reopening Some City Facilities Friday
• Marietta Based Company Wins Contract For I-85 Widening Project
• Patch Honors Bartow County Graduates: Congrats, Class Of 2020
• Marietta Heroes: Help Patch Recognize Those Making A Difference
• Smyrna Heroes: Help Patch Recognize Those Making A Difference
• Decatur Heroes: Help Patch Recognize Those Making A Difference
• Midtown Heroes: Help Patch Recognize Those Making A Difference
• Buckhead Heroes: Help Us Recognize Those Making A Difference

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