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Business Focus - Lantern Light’s afterglow

Tents now folded, but Market2Go continues

Franklin Citrus Farms partners Bill Renz, right, and Joe Franklin are more than happy to sell Lantern Light shoppers such as Carole Godbee, making the purchase, and Amy Godbee, left, some Georgia Sweet Kisses. The mandarin-type fruit is one of several varieties of citrus they grow in Bulloch County. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff

lantern — Franklin Citrus Farms partners Bill Renz, right, and Joe Franklin are more than happy to sell Lantern Light shoppers such as Carole Godbee, making the purchase, and Amy Godbee, left, some Georgia Sweet Kisses. The mandarin-type fruit is one of several varieties of citrus they grow in Bulloch County. - photo by AL HACKLE/Staff

The Main Street Farmers Market concluded its 2019 in-person market season with the largest Shopping by Lantern Light event yet in number of vendors. But the online Statesboro Main Street Market2Go remains available year-round.

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