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Area lawmakers address topics from slowing revenue to law aimed a disciplining D.A.’s

Morris Bank hosts luncheon at Ogeechee Tech

Sen. Blake Tillery, right, cracks up a quartet of fellow state lawmakers by announcing that he and his wife are expecting a baby and that if he gets a call during the Building a Better Bulloch Together luncheon, Sen. Billy Hickman has agreed to "cover for" him – by going to the hospital with his wife. The others in the May 2 panel, left to right, are Rep. Lehman Franklin, Rep. Butch Parrish, Georgia House Speaker Jon Burns, and Hickman. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff

Morris Luncheon — Sen. Blake Tillery, right, cracks up a quartet of fellow state lawmakers by announcing that he and his wife are expecting a baby and that if he gets a call during the Building a Better Bulloch Together luncheon, Sen. Billy Hickman has agreed to "cover for" him – by going to the hospital with his wife. The others in the May 2 panel, left to right, are Rep. Lehman Franklin, Rep. Butch Parrish, Georgia House Speaker Jon Burns, and Hickman. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff

Sen. Blake Tillery, R-District 19, Vidalia, chairman of the Georgia Senate Appropriations Committee, acknowledged that monthly revenues have slowed.

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