FIRE ‘N ICE - A semi-trailer loaded with ice headed for a local produce packing facility caught fire on its under carriage and burned on Adams Street Saturday about 7 pm. Vidalia Fire units were called to the scene to get the fire under control and the team from Cooper Towing worked into the night to dismantle the wreckage so that it could be removed. Adams Street was closed to traffic for several hours and there were no injuries reported in the incident. FIRE ‘N ICE - A semi-trailer loaded with ice headed for a local produce packing facility caught fire on its under carriage and burned on Adams Street Saturday about 7 pm. Vidalia Fire units were called to the scene to get the fire under control and the team from Cooper Towing worked into the night to dismantle the wreckage so that it could be removed. Adams Street was closed to traffic for several hours and there were no injuries reported in the incident.
PORCHFEST SHOWCASES LOCAL ARTISTS - Even rain couldn’t stop Porchfest, which hit the Jackson Heights Neighborhood on Saturday, November 8, as musicians, artisans, and food trucks gathered on the city streets and neighbors’ porches to unite the community in a time of music, fun, and fellowship. See more photos on Page 11A.
FARM TO SCHOOL AWARD – Treutlen County Schools was awarded the Georgia Farm to School Award for incorporating locally grown produce in school meals. L to R: State School Superintendent Richard Woods, Georgia Department of Education Assistant Director Holly Thaw, Treutlen County School Food Nutrition Director Alecia “Red” Barrett, Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper.
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