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Bob Hirche, with ICMAS, Inc., left, and Darrel Kohlhorst, right, with the Y-12 National Security Complex, chat with Gov. Phil Bredesen.

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Bob Hirche, with ICMAS, Inc., left, and Darrel Kohlhorst, right, with the Y-12 National Security Complex, chat with Gov. Phil Bredesen.

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  • Bob Hirche, with ICMAS, Inc., left, and Darrel Kohlhorst, right, with the Y-12 National Security Complex, chat with Gov. Phil Bredesen.
  • Doug Horn, Blount County Chamber of Commerce board of directors chair, welcomed guests to the Regional Chambers’ Legislative Breakfast at the Airport Hilton on Friday, Jan. 8.
  • State Sen. Doug Overbey talks about the governor’s plans for the special session on education.
  • State Rep. Bob Ramsey flashes a smile while chatting with folks following the legislative breakfast at the Hilton.
  • Holly Burkett, assistant dean of the Blount County campus of Pellissippi State Community College, shares her thoughts following the legislative breakfast.
  • State Rep. Joe McCord talks about challenges facing the legislature this session.
  • Enjoying some good conversation during the legislative breakfast are, from left, Ben Andrews, Lee Brooks, Stacey Myers, and Kathy Barber, who is with the Oak Ridge Economic Partnership.
  • Taking a few moments to catch up during the legislative breakfast are, from left, Bob Hirche, ICMAS, Inc.; Greg McClain, Maryville city manager; and David Leaverton, representative for Sen. Bob Corker’s office.
  • Relaxing for a few moments before the legislative breakfast begins are, from left, Phyllis Emery, Emory Raxter and Janice Graves.
  • Bill Williams acts as moderator during the Regional Chambers’ Legislative Breakfast at the Airport Hilton on Friday, Jan. 8.

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