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Commissioners voted to start the ad valorem tax with Sweetbay. This money is intended to be shared among both parties. Commissioners are calling it a Transportation Impact Fee, as it will help repave roads in nearby districts.
Lucille Moore, the Air Force Civil Engineering Center, and Dawson Inc. have worked together for 10 years in this endeavor. In the first year, there were ten students. Ten years later, they are sponsoring 105. Officials say they hope to continue to see this event grow and spread Christmas joy.
The deadline to apply is December 16, the winners will be selected in the days leading up to Christmas.
Sheriff Smith told us he's always seeking ways to connect with the community, and events like Jingle at the Jail are a good way to show the more personal side of law enforcement.
The Franklin County Sheriff's Office is currently the only department in the state with this new uniform.
By: Dekevion Gause
Published Dec. 17, 2024 at 5:44 AM GMT+1 | Updated moments ago
Published Dec. 19, 2024 at 5:41 AM GMT+1 | Updated moments ago
Triumph’s board voted unanimous to approve the $9.5 million grant proposal.
The winning students were honored in a surprise assembly where they were presented with their awards and recognized for their achievements.
Friday at Frank Brown Park, families lined the halls of the Philip Griffitts Community Center to receive a free laptop. The laptops were gifts from the Boys and Girls Club, AT&T, and Human IT.
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