Wheeler Chamber Recognizes Outstanding Citizens, Businesses at 28th Annual Banquet
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 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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Wheeler County’s 2024 Citizens of Distinction and Businesses of the Year were recognized by the Chamber of Commerce during its 28th annual banquet on Friday, April 26.
WINTER WONDERLAND – A cold front brought chilly winter weather to the area at the beginning of the week, as temperatures dipped into the low 20’s during the mornings. The arctic breeze even caused several fountains, such as the iconic Vidalia Onion Fountain at Ronnie A. Dixon City Park, and other bodies of water to freeze.Photo by Lisa Truxel
LINDA WITH COOKIES - Linda Bacon loves entertaining in her Tattnall County home, especially during the Christmas season when she decorates her house from top to bottom and welcomesguests with her signature Southern hospitality.
SUPPORTED BY FAMILY --The Advance News Editor Makaylee Randolph (left) accepted the Georgia School Boards Association Beacon Award at the Association's annual conference on Friday, December 5. Her mother Stacie Randolph (right) accompanied her to the event.
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