VIDALIA SPREADS CHRISTMAS CHEER - Even Yumion himself joined the festivities on Tuesday, November 28, as the City of Vidalia held their annual Christmas Tree Lighting. Sassy Sisters Dance Studio rocked around the Christmas Tree, and the Vidalia High School Soundtribe played Christmas classics sure to fill anyone with Christmas spirit. The annual Toy Drop ensured that no child left empty-handed, and families prepared for Santa by making their very own reindeer food. See inside for photos from the Vidalia and Lyons Christmas Parades.Photo by Evan Riekhof VIDALIA SPREADS CHRISTMAS CHEER - Even Yumion himself joined the festivities on Tuesday, November 28, as the City of Vidalia held their annual Christmas Tree Lighting. Sassy Sisters Dance Studio rocked around the Christmas Tree, and the Vidalia High School Soundtribe played Christmas classics sure to fill anyone with Christmas spirit. The annual Toy Drop ensured that no child left empty-handed, and families prepared for Santa by making their very own reindeer food. See inside for photos from the Vidalia and Lyons Christmas Parades.Photo by Evan Riekhof
FIVE-TIME CHAMPION - Johnathan Flowers (left) retained his title of Vidalia Onion Eating Competition Champion, and earned his 5th straight victory in the event. Miss Vidalia Onion Kylin Miller (right) served as a judge in the contest.
CLERK OF THE YEAR Wheeler County’s Clerk of Superior Court Carol Bragg has been named the 2023 Stetson F. Bennett Clerk of the Year for the state of Georgia.
CITIZEN OF DISTINCTION - Wheeler County School Superintendent Suzanne Couey receives congratulations from Wheeler Chamber Treasurer Brandon Pope. She was recognized for her accomplishments during her tenure of the past seven years, as well as her impact on education in Wheeler County which began in 2009 when she joined the school system full-time.Photo by Deborah Clark
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