Speed Lube is spotlighted and JR Tripp talks about how they have adjusted to serve their customers through the pandemic including adjusted hours, closing some locations, adding protective equipment and limiting interaction with customers.

Papa Murphy's Take N' Bake Pizza is spotlighted and Ray Fields talks about how they have had to shift their focus from exceptional in-your-face customer service to adapting how to reach customers from a distance including using curbside pickup and online ordering.

Dave Wendt gives an update on how Forsyth is dealing with the pandemic, previews an upcoming meeting they have that will discuss plans to eventually reopen, layoffs at the library, and gives updates on their finances, sheriffs' coverage and water maintenance.

Sloan Implement is spotlighted and Jeff Sloan talks about how they are dealing with the pandemic and slow start to the planting season including extra safety measures for their technicians, curbside pickups and using technology to receive parts and service requests.

Macon County Board Chairman Kevin Greenfield talks about the process of figuring out areas to reduce the budget, the increasing deficit, looking at their mandated expenses, and how long they think they funds to operate.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about Fairhavens receiving 300 test kits, an expected spike in positive test results from those tests, the way the owners of the facility are communicating, her thoughts on ways to help bolster businesses safely, and gives an update on public transportation.

Heroic Age Studios is spotlighted and Eric Hector talks about how many of the tenants have been forced to close or cancel classes, how they are able to work on their independent film digitally, and how he has adapted his classes to an online format at Millikin University.

Kyle May talks about the running tips being distributed by Fleet Feet, how some of their runners are sticking to their training and encouraging others through photos and kind words, then he details how they are handling the increase in bicycles sales and repair appointments at Spin City Cycles.

Billingsley Service Center is spotlighted and Jay Billingsley talks about the two locations that he and his wife own including a service center and a gas station/car wash in South Shores that has altered its hours and features mobile pay for gas.

Crossing Healthcare's Tanya Andricks talks about the data needed from testing and details her daily work routine which includes tracking numbers from the health department, the census at the jail, and communication with the nurses to monitor for an uptick of cases.