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A shelf in Chellene Lane’s office reveals how far she has come since receiving her business license on April 11, 2013. Eleven stones collected from work sites represent the milestones she has met, including the biggest stone for her largest contract with the Fort Benning military base. “The stones are my trophies. They represent my climb and accomplishments,” Lane says. Though owning a government contract management business, Lane Environmental, with a portable restroom division, Best Portables, wasn’t what she and her husband, Rick Lane, anticipated in their 50s, they’re fully committed. They are succeeding with much faith and prayer, detailed planning,
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