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What Gov. Kemp said in celebrating Gainesville Inland Port opening

Rebecca Kim
Rebecca Kim
Rebecca Kim
Reporter · Gainesville, GA

Rebecca Kim, a Georgia Southern University graduate, has spent the last five years covering community issues in Gainesville. Her experience includes work with local nonprofits and as a freelance journalist for various community publications.

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What Gov. Kemp said in celebrating Gainesville Inland Port opening — Gainesville Community news

The Gainesville Inland Port opened in May but got its official blessing from Gov. Brian Kemp and other key leaders at a grand opening ceremony Thursday.

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