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Ready to hear updates from Blount’s legislators are, from left, Assistant Blount County Mayor Dave Bennett, Alcoa City Manager Mark Johnson and Blount County Chamber Partnership Executive Director Fred Forster.

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Ready to hear updates from Blount’s legislators are, from left, Assistant Blount County Mayor Dave Bennett, Alcoa City Manager Mark Johnson and Blount County Chamber Partnership Executive Director Fred Forster.

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  • Ready to hear updates from Blount’s legislators are, from left, Assistant Blount County Mayor Dave Bennett, Alcoa City Manager Mark Johnson and Blount County Chamber Partnership Executive Director Fred Forster.
  • Sen. Raymond Finney discusses the issues with Charles Ashworth of East Tennessee Medical Group.
  • Rep. Doug Overbey, center, talks with Herb Handly, Executive Vice President Tourism for the Smoky Mountains Convention and Visitors Bureau; and Don Jenkins of Dodson Pest Control, after the legislative update.
  • Sharon Hannum with the Blount County Chamber of Commerce, center, introduces the legislators. From left are Kathy DeLozier, Blount County Chamber executive vice president; Rep. Joe McCord; Rep. Doug Overbey; Hannum; Sen. Raymond Finney.
  • Chris Soro with C2RL, Inc., Maryville City Councilman Andy White and Dale Huddleston with Alcoa, Inc., talk before the breakfast presentation.
  • Rep. Joe McCord, right, stops for a photo with Bruce Hayes, specialist with the Tennessee Small Business Development Center; and Penny Whaley, Blount County Register of Deeds.

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