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As farming evolves, who will keep Georgia’s biggest industry going?
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A group of Centennial Arts Academy third graders gather around and touch a small pig Tuesday, Sept. 24, 2019, during Agriculture Day. The calm animals were provided by Pony Perfect Party so the youngsters could touch and feel them. - photo by Scott Rogers
More than 700 Centennial Arts Academy students rotated between stations learning about topics like farming equipment, cattle, poultry and forestry at Hall County Extension Services’ Ag Day on Sept. 24.
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Here’s how Gainesville school board voted on resolution to opt out of HB 581, a state law limiting property taxes
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Gainesville High School Dec. 11, 2024. - photo by Scott Rogers
The Gainesville City school board on Tuesday, Feb. 18, voted on whether to opt out of a state law aimed at limiting homestead property tax increases.
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