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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.

Tyler Perry Pays Bill For Seniors At Kroger: GA Coronavirus

Tyler Perry surprised senior shoppers by covering their entire grocery bill.

• Tyler Perry Gives $21K In Tips At Houston's: GA Coronavirus

Gov. Kemp Extends Georgia's Shelter In Place: Coronavirus

Gov. Brian Kemp extended the state's shelter-in-place on Wednesday to slow the spread of the coronavirus.

GA To Receive Donation Of 200K Doses Of Malaria Drug: Coronavirus

Amneal Pharmaceuticals donated 200,000 doses of hydroxychloroquine to GA, although Dr. Anthony Fauci says it isn't a "knockout drug."

Kids Create Cards For Coronavirus Shut-Ins At Nursing Home

A Dacula woman asked for cards for coronavirus shut-ins at a Gwinnett retirement home, and local fifth-graders took up the challenge.

Atlanta Braves, MLB, Eyeing Possible Start To Season: Report

A plan for 2020 baseball, which reportedly has the support of federal officials, would mean the most unique season in Braves history.

200,000 Pounds Of Food Is Being Donated By Delta: GA Coronavirus

Delta Air Lines is donating its perishable and non-perishable foods that aren't being eaten.

Atlanta's Frontline Workers To Receive Hazard Pay: GA Coronavirus

Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms issued an order to extend the hazard pay for Atlanta's frontline workers during the coronavirus pandemic.

Coronavirus: GA World Congress Center Could Turn Into Hospital

The state is discussing the possibility of using the Georgia World Congress Center as an emergency facility for coronavirus patients.

AR-15 Giveaway To ‘Fight Looters’ During Pandemic: GOP Candidate

A GA Republican candidate for U.S. House will give away an AR-15 semiautomatic rifle to a supporter who needs it to battle "looting hordes."

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Also Worth A Look Today:

• Updates On Grades, Graduation, Tests For Georgia Students

• Alpharetta Lab Begins Testing 2,000 Coronavirus Samples Daily

• Rent Relief For Atlanta Housing Residents: GA Coronavirus

• Kroger Installs Plexiglass Barriers, Hires More: GA Coronavirus

• Loeffler Liquidates Stocks After Coronavirus Briefing Backlash

• Restaurants Stay Open, Coronavirus Health-Care Workers Stay Fed

• Fulton County Board Of Health Closing To Public: GA Coronavirus

• New Coronavirus Test Created By Atlanta Company BioIQ

• GA Coronavirus: Kemp Extends Public Health Emergency Through May

• State Sen. Hosting Phone Call Town Hall Thursday: Coronavirus

• Delta Blocks Middle Seats, Reduces Passengers: GA Coronavirus

• Pontoon Brewing Switches From Beer To Hand Sanitizer

• Fulton County Hosting 'Cope And Hope' Facebook Live Thursday

• GA Reports Largest Single-Day Coronavirus Death Toll

Across America

• Bernie Sanders Ends Presidential Campaign

• Latest Coronavirus Myths: Malaria Drug, Face Masks, Mail Safety

• U.S. Coronavirus Blog: Fauci's New Projection; Shortages Remain

• John Prine, Who Chronicled The Lives Of The Everyman, Dies At 73

• U.S. Coronavirus: Updated Chains Offering Free Food Delivery

• ‘I Sit Here Crying’: Phoenix Woman’s Mom Fights Coronavirus Alone

• When Does Passover 2020 Start, And What Is It?

This article originally appeared on the Smyrna-Vinings Patch