Rep. Buckner to Hold Town Hall Meeting
The Talbot County School District is launching a strategic planning process and is seeking input from citizens, staff, parents, students, and civic leaders.
“Community feedback will play a vital role in shaping a plan that reflects the priorities and aspirations of the district and its stakeholders,” said Superintendent Jonathan Taylor .
By JOHN KUYKENDALL
State Representative Debbie Buckner has scheduled at town hall meeting for Tuesday, Apr. 28 at 6 p.m. at the Talbot County Courthouse located at 26 S. Washington Street in Talbotton.
The meeting will adjourn at 8 p.m.
Buckner and Senator Ed Harbinson will present a Talbot County specific legislative update.
Columbus Technical College President Martha Ann Todd will provide a report regarding the career and technical education programs offered this year at Central High School.
Tracie Hardaway, from the River Valley Regional Commission will provide information regarding the River Valley Community Compatibility Study and the UGA regional marketing campaign for tourism development for Talbot County.
President and CEO of Choose Columbus, Missy Kendrick will be on hand for a Questions and Answers session on the Data Center proposed for north east Columbus.
Please take advantage of learning more from these knowledgeable speakers. For more information feel free to call 706-269-3630.
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