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Female employees enjoy a Valentines Day celebration treat at work
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Kay Blackstock listens Friday as the Sweet Tea Quartet sings traditional barbershop quartet songs during Performance Foodservice Milton’s annual Valentine’s Day lunch. The special lunch service is provided solely for the company’s female employees with service provided by the male employees. Blackstock, executive director of the Georgia Mountain Food Bank, was an invited guest.
Valentine’s Day was a special occasion for the ladies at Performance Foodservice Milton’s in Oakwood. While some companies may have treated the holiday like any other workday, men at the food distribution company went all out to ensure female employees were treated like queens. Friday was the annual luncheon to celebrate the festive day, complete with fine cuisine and musical entertainment by a local barbershop group, The Sweet Tea Quartet of North Georgia Barbershop Singers, based in Cumming.
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Here’s how Hall school board voted on proposal to spend nearly $700K on buses, minivans
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Hall County School buses are parked Friday, Jan. 26, 2024, at the Hall County Schools Transportation shop on Atlanta Highway. - photo by Scott Rogers
The Hall County school board on Monday, Feb. 24, voted on whether to approve nearly $700,000 to purchase new vehicles for the transportation department.
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