Morning Reads for Monday, June 29, 2020

It’s the last Monday of June, the legislature has officially adjourned for the 2020 session, and it feels like this year has accomplished SOMETHING that isn’t a global pandemic, dust storms, locusts, water boiling advisories, etc.

• Here is a fairly good list of what happened under the Gold Dome.
• Flooring is a booming business in Georgia
• Officials warn of potential health problems linked to Saharan dust cloud
• Georgia to give tax credits to protective equipment makers
• Two earthquakes rattle parts of north Georgia
• Georgia pharmacist gets prison for illegal opioid handling
• Strong demand and supplies of Georgia peaches
• South Georgia city upholds decision to fire city manager over sexual harassment claims
• State Parole Board chairman, vice chairman re-elected to posts
• Considerable action on health bills puts cap on interrupted session