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February 17, 2021
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Flooding Closes Area Roads
Flood warnings continued early this week for South Georgia communities as days of heavy rain ac...
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February 24, 2021
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Federal Funding Cuts Pose Threat to The Refuge
The director of a regional domestic violence shelter and sexual assault center based in Vidalia is appealing to state legislators for help in the wake of federal budget cuts that could compromise agency services. In March 2020, just two weeks into the health pandemic that swept the nation, Governor Brian Kemp emphasized that domestic violence has increased by 25% in Georgia. “He deeme...
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February 24, 2021
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Food Lion Opens in Vidalia
Area residents have a new place to shop for groceries! Food Lion, located at 1101 East First St...
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February 24, 2021
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Police Urge Citizens To Be Vigilant
Vidalia police are watching out for residents who could be targets for burglaries and car thefts, but they need citizens to help them do their jobs. “We just want people to help us protect them,” said Captain Roger Callaway, who heads the Investigations Division at the Vidalia Police Department. He said the department has seen a slight increase recently in the number of break-in...
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February 24, 2021
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Toombs Commission Hears Report on Plant Hatch
A Nuclear Regulatory Commission inspector updated Toombs County commissioners about operations at Southern Nuclear Plant Hatch during the commission’s regular session on February 16. Richard Smith has served as Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s (NRC) Senior Resident Inspector (RI) since October 2020 at Southern Nuclear’s Hatch power plant near Baxley. Smith, along with the other RI ...
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February 24, 2021
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Bill to block defunding police in Georgia advances in state House
A bill aimed at preventing Georgia city and county governments from making deep cuts in the budgets of their local police agencies advanced in the Georgia House of Representatives Tuesday. Sponsored by state Rep. Houston Gaines, RAthens, the bill would limit local governments from reducing funds for police by more than 5% over a 10year span. It includes exemptions for smaller jurisdic...
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February 24, 2021
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