PARK OFFICIALLY OPENS — Several City of Alamo officials and community members were on hand Friday morning for the ribbon cutting and official opening of New Eastside Park in Alamo. The park offers picnic pavilions, grills, a playground, a basketball court and public restroom facilities. The park’s first function was hosting members of various Wheeler County High School graduating classes as they came home to celebrate the homecoming festivities at their alma mater. From left, City Manager Jeff Floyd, Palmer Bess, Roy Bess, Alamo Police Chief Karen Zanders, Tyquez Smith, City Councilman Dondrea Geter, Alamo Mayor Pam Lee, and Sean Lee. PARK OFFICIALLY OPENS — Several City of Alamo officials and community members were on hand Friday morning for the ribbon cutting and official opening of New Eastside Park in Alamo. The park offers picnic pavilions, grills, a playground, a basketball court and public restroom facilities. The park’s first function was hosting members of various Wheeler County High School graduating classes as they came home to celebrate the homecoming festivities at their alma mater. From left, City Manager Jeff Floyd, Palmer Bess, Roy Bess, Alamo Police Chief Karen Zanders, Tyquez Smith, City Councilman Dondrea Geter, Alamo Mayor Pam Lee, and Sean Lee.
NEW COUNCIL MEMBER - Alamo City Attorney Russell Clark administers the oath of office for new Alamo City Council member Laura Brownley. The Council appointed Brownley to assume the unexpired term of Thomas Lott, who resigned.Photo by Deborah Clark
BEST MEDIA DELEGATE - While being named the 2023 Best Delegate for the Harvard Model Congress Media Committee is an honor, Rylee Toole (right) said that it is her passion for writing and journalism that helped her throughout the experience. Here, she poses with Vidalia Heritage Academy Headmaster Jeff McCormick (left).Photo by Makaylee Randolph
TC FFA RECEIVES CHECK — Ohoopee Soil and Water Conservation District presented Toombs County High School FFA Chapter a check for $750. This money will be used to purchase plants, soil tables and supplies, water hoses, and hand shovels. Pictured are the Toombs County FFA Chapter, Ohoopee District Supervisor Chris Hopkins, AG Teacher and FFA Advisor Marlyn Grantham, and Georgia Soil and Water Conservation Commission CRM NancyAnne Conner.
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