HAPPY BIRTHDAY, ALAMO! – The City of Alamo celebrated the 114th anniversary of its founding last week by giving away cupcakes, popsicles, popcorn, and soft drinks on Friday in front of City Hall. Above, from left, City Utility Clerk Dana Burkhalter, City Clerk Marie Carrillo, and Mayor Pam Lee offer treats to local resident Cristie Matthis, one of the many people who stopped by during the event. The City was also offering door prizes to mark the occasion. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, ALAMO! – The City of Alamo celebrated the 114th anniversary of its founding last week by giving away cupcakes, popsicles, popcorn, and soft drinks on Friday in front of City Hall. Above, from left, City Utility Clerk Dana Burkhalter, City Clerk Marie Carrillo, and Mayor Pam Lee offer treats to local resident Cristie Matthis, one of the many people who stopped by during the event. The City was also offering door prizes to mark the occasion.
NEW DEPARTMENT HIRES - Vidalia Police Chief James Jermon introduced four new additions to the Department during the Vidalia City Council meeting on Monday, September 11. L to R: Police Behavior Health Specialist Mekelia Jinks, Department Chaplain Pastor Carl Wardlaw III, Officer Clay Morgan, Corporal James Clubb.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES – Garbutt Construction Founder and Historical Tax Credit Expert Charlie Garbutt told the attendees of the Downtown Vidalia Association Lunch and Learn that there are numerous tax incentives for anyone who wishes to invest in the historic downtown area.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
MOBILIZING RECOVERY – The Mobilize Recovery Across Georgia Bus made a stop in Vidalia on Tuesday, September 12, as a part of the vehicle’s tour across Georgia in celebration of National Recovery Month. During the stop, the public was invited to enjoy food and live music, while also hearing from leaders within the community about the importance of celebrating and encouraging recovery, as well as sharing information on addiction. As part of the celebration, individuals were invited to sign the bus, as Forge Men’s Recovery Center Director Craig George did alongside his recovery date.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
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