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Jackson says he will cancel newly extended state contract if elected Georgia’s next governor

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By Ross Williams
| The Griffin Daily News Verified
Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson says he will terminate his companies’ contracts with the state if he is elected in November, but he did not rule out extending contracts before the election and then pulling out if he wins. Jackson is set to face Democratic nominee Keisha Lance Bottoms, the former mayor of Atlanta, in less than three months.
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Republican PSC commissioner resigns from rate-setting regulatory board

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By Ross Williams
| The Griffin Daily News Verified
Republican Public Service Commissioner Tricia Pridemore is stepping down early next month, 60 days before the election to replace her. In an Aug. 18 email to Republican Gov. Brian Kemp, Pridemore announced her plan to leave the body that regulates Georgia’s utility companies and helps set energy prices for Georgia Power customers. Her resignation was first reported by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Pridemore provided a copy of her resignation letter to the Recorder but declined to comment further.
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Insect fans are all abuzz about this week’s pollinator count, which helps the ag industry bloom

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By Ross Williams
| The Griffin Daily News Verified
This week, citizen scientists throughout the southeast region will take 15 minutes to help make a headcount of the buzzing, scuttling little critters that help our flowers bloom and gardens grow. The counting is part of the University of Georgia’s Great Southeast Pollinator Census. The event, which takes place this Friday and Saturday, started eight years ago in Georgia and is now also open to residents of South Carolina, North Carolina, Florida, Alabama and Mississippi.
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