DCC Marketing and TCCI are spotlighted and Kara Demirjian Huss talks about how advertising is being heavily effected and how DCC is working to help get information out during the pandemic, she also details what TCCI is seeing in their locations around the world.

Jerry Johnson talks about this year's Corks & Forks which will be done virtually with guests joining via video conference, suggested wine and local food provider lists, and fun ways to give to the event.

Little Theatre On The Square and The Astoria General Store are spotlighted and John Stephens talks about ways that people can support the theatre while it is closed, how he feels people will be more interested in a smaller theater experience when they reopen, and talks about the products available for online ordering at their store.

Giggles is spotlighted and Chrissy Spurlock is talking about how they are serving their customers while being closed including online ordering and shopping for people by taking photos of products to send over for approval.

Hickory Point Bank's Karla Miller introduces four students from Decatur Christian School including Sam Frankovich, Logan Colbert, Logan Brown and Brianna Austin.

Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe talks about two additional deaths at Fairhavens, her expectation of a spike in positive cases when the 300 tests come back, how she is talking to small business owners to find ways to help them safely add more services, and talks about how she hopes we are over-prepared but believes we will be ready if the situation intensifies.

This Fun From the Couch includes a chance to watch 10 Cloverfield Lane with the director, taking your annual trip to Orlando virtually this year, a classic rap album newly available to stream, hip-hop documentaries, sports movies and more.

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.