Most GA Coronavirus Restrictions To Expire This Week: Patch PM

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

Most GA Coronavirus Restrictions To End Thursday

Gov. Brian Kemp's newest executive order ends gathering bans, shelter-in-place requirements and distance requirements, starting Thursday.

AME Church, Others Plan April 7 Boycott Over New GA Voting Law

Local faith leaders announced a national boycott of Atlanta-based Coca-Cola, Delta and Home Depot over Georgia's new voting law this week.

Ninth Georgian Charged In Connection With Jan. 6 Capitol Riot

The ninth Georgian arrested in connection with the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol is believed to have beaten a police officer with a flag.

Anti-Transgender Bills Filed In GA, 27 Other States This Year

Most of the legislation proposed in the 28 states targets young transgender people's access to health care and sports participation.

Tucker Brewing Company Named One Of Nation's Best Beer Gardens

Tucker Brewing Company placed fourth in USA Today's 10Best Readers' Choice Awards for best beer gardens in the country.

Georgia’s Coronavirus Response Ranks Among Worst In U.S.: Index

The results of a new analysis by a UC Berkeley institute also placed the United States' coronavirus response among the world's worst.

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Also Worth A Look Today:

• Georgia Schools Turn To 'Camp-Like' Summer School To Stem Learning Loss
• Decision To Move All-Star Game From Atlanta Is Met With Scorn, Disappointment
• Sandy Springs Police Officer Hit By Suspected Drunk Driver
• Cobb Libraries To Resume Saturday Hours
• Police Seeking Woman Who Took $30K From Johns Creek Bank Account
• Road Rage Incident Leads To Gwinnett County Shooting: Police
• Man Killed, Child Injured In Double Shooting At DeKalb Apartments
• Alpharetta Hosting Electronics Recycling, Paper Shredding Event
• DeKalb Schools Settles Superintendent Candidate Lawsuit For $750K
• Two Family Members Perish In Easter Sunday Fire In Bartow County

Across America

• Corporations Gave Over $50M To Voting Restriction Backers
• Supreme Court Dismisses Case On Trump Bid To Block Twitter Foes
• 11 Good News Stories: Human Triumph; Pig, Cat and Puppy Dog Tales
• Coronavirus Life: Cleaning Your Home After Recovering From COVID-19
• Rescuers Reunite 5 Ducklings Stuck In Storm Drain With Mother