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Scotlynn Taylor and Rynlee Leviner enjoy Tummy Yummies and sort their candy after the Mt. Carmel Baptist Church Easter Egg Hunt. The church held several different egg hunts for different age groups, including a tinsel-filled kid's pool for babies to hunt Easter eggs in. ZACH TAYLOR/Staff
Churches, businesses host Easter activities
The Baldwin Fire Department is in its rebuilding era, which is reflected in the budget recommendations from CAO Emily Woodmaster after it lost its chief and assistant chief in a same-day resignation a couple of weeks ago. ZACH TAYLOR/Staff
Coming down the pipe in Baldwin
Engineering Management Inc President and Baldwin City Engineer Fletcher Holliday presents a Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) to the Baldwin City Council during their retreat last week. HANNAH CAUDELL/Staff
Coming down the pipe in Baldwin
Dare to dream
No new construction
At Alto’s Lee Dorsey Cook playground, the old fence stands in the background of the attractions. The Alto Town Council just elected to replace the fence with black chain link, costing the town a total of $21,215. HANNAH CAUDELL/Staff
Alto OKs fence project
Owen and Isaac Crawford smile for a photo with the Easter Bunny behind the Mauldin House in Clarkesville. FILE
Local churches, businesses to host egg hunts, festivities
The airport business park in Baldwin is the hub of industrial growth in the county, but may also face some obstacles when it comes to assessment rates. Local economic experts are looking to build the industrial-commercial tax base of the county to relieve resident property taxes. HANNAH CAUDELL/Staff
Diversification crucial to relieve tax burden
With the introduction of Clarkesville’s new parking policy, retail owners, visitors and city residents will be more careful about parking habits in the square. ZACH TAYLOR/Staff
