A public forum on proposed water system improvements by the City of Vidalia will be held at the Vidalia Community Center on August 12 at 6 p.m. Following a brief presentation by city officials, citizens will have an opportunity to ask questions.
MODEL CITIZEN - The Citizen of the Year award is given to a citizen who serves as a model for peers within the community. Lyons Mayor Willis NeSmith, left, congratulates Mrs. Nobles on her award.Photo By Makaylee Randolph
HONORING A LEGEND - Wilson Johnson, right, was honored last week as he stepped down from the helm of Community Project Hope, a program that offers the justice system an alternative to prison for juveniles who have committed less serious offenses. Middle Circuit District Attorney Tripp Fitzner and former DA Hayward Altman, both of whom have worked with Johnson, spoke at the tribute.Photo by Deborah Clark
GTC/SGB PRESENTATION - The Alamo City Council heard from Glenwood Telephone/South Georgia Broadband owner Jim O’Brien, with his wife, Jill, above, at a meeting on September 19, where two companies made broadband proposals.Photo by Deborah Clark
STUDENT HEROES - Three Vidalia High School students were honored with the Indian Star Recognition award at the Vidalia City Schools Board of Education meeting on Tuesday, September 13. These students went out of their way to help an injured school visitor during their lunch break, which was witnessed by a community member and reported to the administration. L to R: Caily Oliver, JaQuan Jackson, Shannon Collins, Principal Bruce Mulkey.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
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