RTCA COOKIE CLUB — Robert Toombs Christian Academy Middle School Cookie Club had their last meeting of the month on Friday, October 21. The cookie theme was fall and Halloween. Students brought cookies from home to decorate during their meeting time. They discussed 1 Thessalonians 5:18 and then discussed what they each were thankful for. In the spirit of thankfulness, cookies were delivered to the Lyons Fire Department to show their gratitude for all they do. (L to R): Front Row: Morgan Dismuke, Club Coordinator Haley Glenn, Middle Row: Isabella Huber, Lou Munsayac, Meeghan Wolfe, Mattie Grace Palma, Chesney Burch, Club Coordinator Amber Meeks, Back Row: Kinsley Kennedy, Julie Smith, Riley Helms, Riley Flowers, Gale Smith, Emmalee Milligan. RTCA COOKIE CLUB — Robert Toombs Christian Academy Middle School Cookie Club had their last meeting of the month on Friday, October 21. The cookie theme was fall and Halloween. Students brought cookies from home to decorate during their meeting time. They discussed 1 Thessalonians 5:18 and then discussed what they each were thankful for. In the spirit of thankfulness, cookies were delivered to the Lyons Fire Department to show their gratitude for all they do. (L to R): Front Row: Morgan Dismuke, Club Coordinator Haley Glenn, Middle Row: Isabella Huber, Lou Munsayac, Meeghan Wolfe, Mattie Grace Palma, Chesney Burch, Club Coordinator Amber Meeks, Back Row: Kinsley Kennedy, Julie Smith, Riley Helms, Riley Flowers, Gale Smith, Emmalee Milligan.
A LASTING LEGACY – Greater Vidalia Chamber Vice President Debbie Evans was honored for the legacy that she has left on the region and the state, as she has served the community for over thirty years.
ARMORED AND READY – K9 Crypto is armored and ready to protect the community, as he recently received a bulletproof and stabproof vest, which was presented by Vested Interest in K9s, Inc.
A GROUP EFFORT – During the Georgia Recovery-Ready Workplace Initiative (GROW), employers, recovery organizations, and leaders across Georgia will come together to help develop and strengthen recovery-friendly workplace practices that can serve communities throughout the state. The City of Lyons began this process last week, when several city representatives, Gardens of Hope Recovery Community Organization leaders, and Initiative partners met to discuss the project.
PREPARING FOR FUTURE TENANTS – Square One LLC. Owner Kip Hart used the BOOST Grant to improve his commercial building at 165 SW Broad Street in Lyons for future tenants, as the space is now available for rent. L to R: Kip Hart, Lyons Community Development Director Jessica McCoy, Lyons City Manager Jason Hall.
LEARNING TO BE FEARLESS – Montgomery County Future Farmers of America (FFA) learned to face their fears and confidently pursue their dreams during the Summer Leadership Camp.
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