Abstract
Morton et al examine the lasting impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on libraries in Georgia. Morton discusses the adjustments they had to make and working from home. Meanwhile, Paulk discusses the popularity of electronic content during the pandemic. While e-books and e-audios were popular before COVID, this combination of shutting down physical buildings, improving internet and Wi-Fi access, and increasing funding into downloadable content caused an explosion in the use of these specific formats.