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.
FIRES SPREADING QUICKLY – Local fire departments are urging citizens to refrain from burning as current conditions are causing fires to spread easily, like this fire that spread in the northern area of Toombs County.
JOINING THE COUNCIL – Toombs County Probate Judge Tina Lindsey (left) issues an oath of office to new Lyons City Council Member James Shell (right).Photo by Makaylee Randolph
NEW COUNCIL MEMBERS – Council Member Kendra Madison-Harswell (right) and Council Member Andrew Simons (left) were sworn in as the newest members of the Soperton City Council on January 5. Mayor John Koon (center) shared his excitement for these new additions.
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