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Greater Vidalia Youth Leadership Graduates Tomorrow’s Leaders

Greater Vidalia Youth Leadership  Graduates Tomorrow’s Leaders
TOMORROW’S LEADERS – Graduating from the Greater Vidalia Youth Leadership Program on March 20 were: L to R, first row, Julia Beacham, Emma Williams, Madison Starr, Emily Thompson, MaryClaire Wolfe, Rebecca Evans, and MaryLaura Tippett; L to R, middle row, Riley Campbell, Bailey Hutchins, Emma Beasley, Allison Waller, Kate Kennedy, Abbie Bishop, Emma NeeSmith, and Nicole Acosta; L to R, back row, Anna Claire Stephens, Daniel Adorno-Pagan, Chase Moye, Tank Morris, Keyone Williams, Reece Brown, Andrew Tuck, Zach Moye, John Colby Thompson, and Seth MacGregor.
Greater Vidalia Youth Leadership  Graduates Tomorrow’s Leaders
TOMORROW’S LEADERS – Graduating from the Greater Vidalia Youth Leadership Program on March 20 were: L to R, first row, Julia Beacham, Emma Williams, Madison Starr, Emily Thompson, MaryClaire Wolfe, Rebecca Evans, and MaryLaura Tippett; L to R, middle row, Riley Campbell, Bailey Hutchins, Emma Beasley, Allison Waller, Kate Kennedy, Abbie Bishop, Emma NeeSmith, and Nicole Acosta; L to R, back row, Anna Claire Stephens, Daniel Adorno-Pagan, Chase Moye, Tank Morris, Keyone Williams, Reece Brown, Andrew Tuck, Zach Moye, John Colby Thompson, and Seth MacGregor.

Courtesy of the Greater Vidalia Chamber

The Greater Vidalia Youth Leadership class held a graduation ceremony on Monday, March 20, at Lyons First Baptist Church to celebrate the end of the 2022-2023 program. The graduation ceremony gives the students the opportunity to show their parents, program sponsors, and the participating school officials what they learned during the program about themselves, the community, and how they can contribute as our future leaders.

During the program the students learn about different business sectors in the community such as agriculture, economic development, healthcare, and community services. They also develop themselves in sessions titled, “Orientation,” “Professional Development,” and “Putting Your Best Foot Forward.”

This year Georgia First Bank awarded two $500 scholarships to Reece Brown and Kate Kennedy for their 200-word essays which detailed how they may help to improve the community.

The Greater Vidalia Chamber shared its gratitude to program Presenting Sponsor Brewton-Parker College and the other graduation event sponsors, The Temples Company, and Georgia First Bank.

Applications are available for next year’s class. If you know a rising Junior or Senior in the community (Toombs or Montgomery Counties) who would benefit from the program, contact Amber O’Connor at ambero@greatervidaliachamber. com for an application.

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