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Don Yarbrough is hard at work, in more ways than one. The progenitor of the Weald Workers of Lamar County not only is walking around picking up trash in an effort to clean up, he’s also making sure Weald Workers is OK on the backend, filing paperwork so it is registered as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with the state and federal governments. “We’ve got a two-year business plan right now,” Yarbrough said, “and I’m doing all the budget stuff I need to do for grants.” For the past several years, Yarbrough has been cleaning up the Trail de Paris, sometimes with help and...

EnviroLeach Technologies Inc.: EnviroLeach Announces Participation in the Roth Capital Partners 33rd Annual Conference th to 17 On Wednesday, March 17th from 1:00 to 2:00 PM EST Duane Nelson, EnvrioLeach President & CEO, will participate in a panel discussion entitled Electronics Recycling: Technology & Emerging Trends. The panel will include representatives from ERI Direct and Li-Cycle. The following public webcast link will allow attendees to tune into the discussion: https://wsw.com/webcast/roth35/panel23/2109609 Conference Website About EnviroLeach Technologies Inc. EnviroLeach is an e...

As 2020 comes to a close, the holiday season also transitions to a new year. The task of removing and storing or disposing of holiday decorations accompanies this transition. While many items can be organized and stored to be used in future years, natural Christmas trees have reached their useful lifetime. Given the quantity of trees to be managed, recycling is a better alternative than disposal. Fortunately for area residents, Keep Dalton-Whitfield Beautiful will cooperate with Whitfield County Public Works, Dalton-Whitfield Solid Waste Authority and Home Depot to provide “Christmas Tre...