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Vidalia City Schools has partnered with Memorial Health Meadows Hospital to ensure that all babies get an early start on literacy. Awarded the Georgia Department of Education L4GA grant (Literacy for Learning, Living, and Leading) grant earlier this year, Vidalia City Schools is using the funding to improve literacy in our community.

The second annual This Girl Can program kicked off Monday, November 7th, in Southeastern Technical College’s Automotive Department! Automotive Teacher Will Fountain and six of his current students taught our 7th and 8th grade after school students how to check their oil and transmission fluid, how to change a tire, and how to properly use jumper cables. 

If you are interested in being a provider for the Hyundai Motor Group project, please click here to complete the form.

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Savannah Harbor-Interstate 16 Corridor Joint Development Authority

Please click on the graphic above to read the new TIA Times eNewsletter for the Heart of Georgia Altamaha Region! 

The first CREATE (Cultivating Rural Entrepreneurs and Transforming Economies) cohort will kick off on May 10, 2022, with leaders participating from Baldwin, Bleckley, Hart, Pickens, Polk, and Toombs Counties.

Please share the IRS Small Business Week information. It is available in English, Spanish, and Chinese (Simplified) on IRS.gov at https://www.IRS.gov/smallbizweek.

Small Business Week

Building a Better America Through Entrepreneurship

IRS News Release (May 3, 2022):