BRIEF BUT VIOLENT THUNDERSTORM WREAKS HAVOC ON MOSLEY STREET - Mother nature continues to rain down her wrath on Vidalia in a followup to the recent tropical storm Debby that hit our area. In town several huge trees were toppled taking with them electrical power poles and lines on Mosley Street. The damage occurred around 8:30 pm Sunday when a brief but strong thunderstorm packing high winds knocked down the mammoth trees. Residents were without power for a while but approximately seven Georgia Power crews and tree removal services were on scene to remove the trees, repair damaged poles and lines and restore electrical service to the residents. BRIEF BUT VIOLENT THUNDERSTORM WREAKS HAVOC ON MOSLEY STREET - Mother nature continues to rain down her wrath on Vidalia in a followup to the recent tropical storm Debby that hit our area. In town several huge trees were toppled taking with them electrical power poles and lines on Mosley Street. The damage occurred around 8:30 pm Sunday when a brief but strong thunderstorm packing high winds knocked down the mammoth trees. Residents were without power for a while but approximately seven Georgia Power crews and tree removal services were on scene to remove the trees, repair damaged poles and lines and restore electrical service to the residents.
INSPIRED BY OTHERS – 2025 Vidalia Lady of the Year Rizza O’Connor told the audience that she was inspired to volunteer and help others because of individuals who had volunteered and helped her throughout her life.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
13TH STRAIGHT REGION CHAMPIONSHIP – The Vidalia Literary Team has cemented a legacy of excellence, as they recently won their 13th straight region championship.
TOURING THE CEMETERY – E.L.I.C.E. East Park Cemetery Project Chair James Jermon took Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation Senior Director of Preservation and Legislative Advocacy Ben Sutton (right) and Revolving Fund and Easements Coordinator Charlotte Zinck (left) on a walking tour of the cemetery, as he highlighted the restoration efforts that had been completed.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
LEARNING ABOUT LEGISLATURE – Montgomery and Treutlen County 4-H’ers and their respective 4-H agents traveled to Atlanta recently to learn more about the legislative process during the annual 4-H Day at the Capitol on February 26.
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