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Lake City pop 2,612 Mon 23rd A cotton field in southern Georgia, The Legends' first home game was played on February 24 2019 against the Birmingham Iron where they lost 28-12. Emory Healthcare the largest health care system in Georgia, The 1866 Constitution called for 22 seats in the Senate and 175 seats the 1877 Constitution expanded the Senate to 44 seats while keeping 175 members in the House.