GA Good News: Microsoft Hiring, Schools Reopening, Free Lessons

GEORGIA — Amid the bad news about the coronavirus, there is still some good news to be shared, including a plan to reopen schools, Microsoft hiring 1,500, and a student who created free online lessons.

• GA Sees Lowest Coronavirus Hospitalizations Since April
• Johns Creek Student Creates Free Online Lesson Platform For Peers
• Smyrna Restaurant Owner Sells Mustang To Help Employees
• Atlanta Based Delta To Add International Flights In June
• School Reopening Plan In Works By GA Superintendent, Gov. Kemp
• Microsoft Adding 1,500 New Jobs In West Midtown

Drive-thru testing:

• CVS To Offer Drive-Thru Coronavirus Tests In Gwinnett
• CVS To Offer Drive-Thru Coronavirus Tests In Douglasville
• CVS Offering Drive-Thru Coronavirus Tests Friday In Roswell
• CVS Offering Drive-Thru Coronavirus Tests Friday In Forsyth
• CVS Offering Drive-Thru Coronavirus Tests Friday In Canton

Honoring local graduates, part three:

• Update: Patch Honors Dacula Class Of 2020 Graduates
• Update: Patch Congratulates Loganville-Grayson 2020 Grads
• Update: Patch Honors Bartow County Graduates Class Of 2020
• Update: Patch Honors East Cobb Graduates: Congrats, Class Of 2020
• Update: Patch Honors Paulding County Graduates Class Of 2020
• Update: Patch Honors Douglas County Graduates Class Of 2020
• Update: Patch Honors Duluth Graduates Class Of 2020
• Patch Honors Alpharetta, Milton Grads: Class Of 2020 Part 3
• Patch Honors Johns Creek Graduates: Class Of 2020 Part 3
• Patch Honors Roswell Grads: Congrats, Class Of 2020 Part 3
• Patch Honors Forsyth County Graduates: Class Of 2020 Part 3
• Patch Honors Cherokee High Graduates: Class Of 2020 Part 2
• Patch Honors Creekview High Graduates: Class Of 2020 Part 3
• Patch Honors Etowah High Graduates: Class Of 2020 Part 2
• Patch Honors River Ridge High Graduates: Class Of 2020 Part 2
• Patch Honors Sequoyah High Graduates: Class Of 2020 Part 2
• Patch Honors Woodstock High Graduates: Class Of 2020 Part 2

Here are more uplifting stories from Georgia this week:

• Alpharetta Providing Antibody Testing To First Responders
• Lidl To Open 100th Store Next Week In Forsyth County
• Here’s How Alpharetta, Milton Ranks For Park Systems In 2020
• Alpharetta Arts Streetfest Unveils Virtual Festival This Weekend
• Mayor Bottoms Unveils Detailed 5-Phase Plan To Reopen Atlanta
• Cherokee Schools Weighing School Reopening Plan Options
• Cobb County DA Vows To Find Justice In Ahmaud Arbery Murder
• GA State Troopers Prepare For Memorial Day Amid Social Distancing
• Memorial Day Water Safety Tips: Cherokee Emergency Services
• Fundraising Effort Established To Help Fallen Officer's Family
• Man Wrote More than $587K In Business Checks To Himself: Report
• Coronavirus: More Remdesivir Arrives As Cases, Deaths Mount
• Milton's City Pool To Reopen Saturday With Safety Measures
• Hamilton's Month-Long Run At Fox Theater Postponed Until 2021
• Douglas Officials Break Ground For New SPLOST Projects
• Atlanta Based Delta To Add International Flights In June
• Forsyth Library's Summer Reading Program Begins Online Friday
• Smyrna Library Is Doing Holds And Curbside Pickup
• Decatur High School Holds Car Parade For Graduating Seniors
• Decatur School District Awarded $10k To Help During Pandemic
• 3 Marietta School Schools Awarded Grants To Help During Pandemic
• Virtual Woodstock Memorial Day Ceremony To Be Streamed Online
• Smyrna To Bring Back Recycling Program
• Forsyth County Dog Parks, Skate Park Reopen Monday
• Still Hiring: Kroger's Atlanta Division Needs 500 More Workers
• New Dates Announced for the 2020 Parade of Homes In Metro Atlanta
• Eateries Offering Free Goodies To 2020 Grads In North Fulton
• Eateries Offering Free Goodies To 2020 Grads In Forsyth County
• Eateries Offering Free Goodies To 2020 Grads In Cherokee County