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A Look into Local Boards of Education
The week of March 8 to March 14 marks School Board Appreciation Week in Georgia, as proclaimed by Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp, celebrating an important body in local communities.
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Montgomery Board of Commissioners Commit to Road Patches and a New Insurance Policy
The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners voted to seek bids to repair Old River Road and to adopt a new health insurance policy during their monthly meeting on March 9.
Tarrytown Trading Post: Small Store in a Small Town
Tarrytown has one major business in the city: the Tarrytown Trading Post, a merchandise and sandwich shop which Chelsea Poole would describe as “hole in the wall type thing.”
Treutlen County Implements Anti-Tracked Vehicle Ordinance
The Treutlen County Board of Commissioners enacted an ordinance prohibiting the use of vehicles and equipment with tracks on county roads in an effort to combat road degradation.
Treutlen Board of Commissioners Amend Contracts and Fill Board Seats
The Treutlen County Board of Commissioners approved amendments to a Heart of Georgia Altamaha Region Commission (HOGARC) contract, amendments to its community work program and filled seats on two county boards during their regular meeting on March 2.
Work Begins on Soperton/Treutlen Recreation Department Renovations
Work has begun on the multi-phase renovation of Soperton and Treutlen County’s two recreation sites, a project stemming from community needs and community history.
City of Soperton Proclaims Easterseals Middle Georgia’s 50 Year Anniversary
The City of Soperton celebrated nonprofit Easter Seals of Middle Georgia with an official proclamation commemorating the organization’s 50 year anniversary.
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