The hope is that having this session could give cities like his the advantage they need to get their fair share of stimulus money.

'We have the issue with the housing, clean water, as you know from the flooding and all of that, we also have a issue with law Enforcement with keeping that staffed,' Brakins.ДЄnd there's money in the stimulus bill to help with that hiring more officers. 'They're information sessions happing right now about each part of the bill that I covered to flesh out in detail all the different provisions and to make sure people have a human face connection,' said Jones.ДЇaces, leaders like mayor Brackins hope can help lead them in the right direction. He assisted in drafting the stimulus bill.Д¬ongresssman Sandford Bishop arranged the stimulus session for his constituents, to try to bring as much money as possible to our area. 'The hope is that we're able to deliver to them a cleaner and user friendly version of the stimulus bill,' said Aranthan Jones, Fmr. 'It helps to guide them through the process to let them know who they need to contact with and exactly who they need to see,' said Donald E. 'I jotted down notes, and the paperwork they gave, i'm glad I got the paperwork so I can make those contacts,' said Brakins.Д¬ontacts from the Small Business Administration, Department of Justice and the USDA. 'We're definitely looking at doing something with our infrastructure to make it better for our locals,' said Mayor Jerome Brackins, City of Arlington.ДЄrlington mayor Jerome Brakins showed us about two weeks ago just how his city could use some of that money to help with drainage problems.

Representatives from state and federal agencies were there in Albany Thursday afternoon to answer questions and help get the money flowing. They learned how they can get stimulus money to help jump start south Georgia's economy. Tony Bridges is truly an asset to the team.It was 'Stimulus 101' for hundreds of south Georgia leaders, community organizations, and the public. He is considered by others as the backbone, with more experience than the rest of TMBвЂ™s members. Tony is a multi-instrumentalist but plays bass with the group. Shortly followed was Tony Bridges of Albany, GA., an already well known name in the music industry. Kaven helped to build what would soon be known as The Thomas Merritt Band. Its news coverage is tackling the virusвЂ™ ravages on both the communityвЂ™s health and its fragile, poverty. Gray-owned WALB Albany, Ga., found itself at the center of one of the coronavirusвЂ™ earliest and unlikeliest hotspots in rural Georgia. At 23 he decided to devote himself to his music, collaborating with Kaven Williams at Seventh High Entertainment. TVNewsCheck Ap 5:30 am EDT by Michael Depp. After 3 years, Thomas left the band and returned to a solo act. Now, more than ever, WALB encourages you to support our local businesses and keep Southwest Georgia in business. To keep you updated on the changing hours and services offered during COVID-19 social distancing, WALB is teaming up with local businesses to provide you with the latest hours of operation and services. Some years later, Thomas and soon to be band mate Carter Cross of Sylvester, GA., established the southern rock group вЂњSplit CreekвЂќ in 2012. WALB has proudly served your community for over 65 years. After learning that this could be a job, he began to perform locally at restaurants in the area. At age 12, he began live performance in church and continued to lead worship until age 16. Thomas started playing guitar at 9 years old. native with the dedication and drive to lead.

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