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The art collection of Katlyn Colley will be on display at the Altama Museum of Art and History through October 30. For more information visit www.Altama Museum.org.

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Your Delayed Mail May Be Stuck in a Truck In Palmetto
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Your Delayed Mail May Be Stuck in a Truck In Palmetto

Postal customers all around Atlanta and in other parts of the country are finding that the old,...

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Two More Arrested In Triple Homicide
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Two More Arrested In Triple Homicide

mrandolphadvance@gmail.com Two more men have been arrested for the triple homicide that took t...

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Josh Beck Named Finalist For Vidalia City Manager
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Josh Beck Named Finalist For Vidalia City Manager

The Vidalia City Council has selected Josh Beck as the sole finalist for the vacant City Manager...

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Vidalia Shooting Claims One Life

mrandolphadvance@gmail.com One man has died after being shot in Vidalia on Saturday night, April 13. According to the Vidalia Police Department, officers were dispatched to the 500 block of East Jenkins Street at around 11p.m. on Saturday night in reference to shots being fired. Before officers could reach the scene, the victim – later identified as Quashaun Lamarious Chillious, 28,...

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News Movie Under the Stars The Vidalia Onion Festival will kick off on Tuesday, April 23, as the annual Movie Under the Stars is held at Ronnie A. Dixon City Park. Local entertainment will perform at 6 p.m.; Trolls Band Together begins at 8 p.m. It doesn’t matter how precisely the onion is cut as long as the person chewing it is happy. - Padma Lakshmi ...

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Dr. Quent Floyd Named Interim Superintendent Of Wheeler Schools

Dr. Quent Floyd, current principal of Wheeler County Elementary School, has been chosen to serve as interim superintendent of the Wheeler County School System. The Board of Education approved Floyd’s new post during its regular session on Monday, April 8, as it prepares to seek a permanent replacement for Suzanne Couey, who resigned on March 13. The Board also approved continued from ...

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