Hatchett addresses multiple legislative issues

By J. Todd Truelove

The Toccoa Record

  • Submitted photo. State Sen. Bo Hatchett and Rep. Chris Erwin recently spoke on topics addressed during the 2025 session of the General Assembly at the annual Toccoa-Stephens County Post Legislative Coffee at the Currahee Club. Pictured (from left) are Chamber board member Phil Hobbs, chamber chair Lisa Lawson, Hatchett, Erwin, Chamber board member Van Loskoski, Chamber board member Anne Shurley, Chamber vice chair Cassandra Wilkins, and Chamber president Julie Paysen.
    Submitted photo. State Sen. Bo Hatchett and Rep. Chris Erwin recently spoke on topics addressed during the 2025 session of the General Assembly at the annual Toccoa-Stephens County Post Legislative Coffee at the Currahee Club. Pictured (from left) are Chamber board member Phil Hobbs, chamber chair Lisa Lawson, Hatchett, Erwin, Chamber board member Van Loskoski, Chamber board member Anne Shurley, Chamber vice chair Cassandra Wilkins, and Chamber president Julie Paysen.
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