This spring, some local governments in Coastal Georgia are competing to place local dignitaries on the regional boards that will be deciding how to divvy up the millions of dollars expected to flow into Georgia each year for the next decade.
This spring, some local governments in Coastal Georgia are competing to place local dignitaries on the regional boards that will be deciding how to divvy up the millions of dollars expected to flow into Georgia each year for the next decade.
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