April 4 proclaimed Apalachee Remembrance Day
Gov. Brian Kemp declared Sept. 4 as Apalachee Remembrance Day in memory of the Apalachee High School mass shooting during a ceremony at the capitol in Sept. 3. Deidra Dukes reporting.
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