NEW WHEELER SHERIFF SWORN IN — New Wheeler County Sheriff Glenn Giles, far left, is administered the oath of office by Judge Howard C. Kaulfold, Jr., 8th Superior Court District, Oconee Circuit, at right, in a ceremony held at the Wheeler County Courthouse on December 30. Giles’s wife, Molly, holds the Bible as her husband takes the oath of office. Looking on are the couple’s two daughters, Keegan, 11, and Kassidy, 9. Giles, former Police Chief in McRae-Helena, won election to the post in the May 2024 primary election. He ran against incumbent and fellow Republican Randy Rigdon. NEW WHEELER SHERIFF SWORN IN — New Wheeler County Sheriff Glenn Giles, far left, is administered the oath of office by Judge Howard C. Kaulfold, Jr., 8th Superior Court District, Oconee Circuit, at right, in a ceremony held at the Wheeler County Courthouse on December 30. Giles’s wife, Molly, holds the Bible as her husband takes the oath of office. Looking on are the couple’s two daughters, Keegan, 11, and Kassidy, 9. Giles, former Police Chief in McRae-Helena, won election to the post in the May 2024 primary election. He ran against incumbent and fellow Republican Randy Rigdon.
DECADES OF LEADERSHIP – G.M. Joiner has devoted decades of leadership to Glenwood and Wheeler County, as he has not only served as a mayor, but also on several boards. (Shown) G.M. Joiner stands surrounded by family after receiving the Wheeler County Citizen of Distinction Award.Photo by Joy Youngblood
SEAN HUNT - Vice president of Looks Great Services Sean Hunt pictured here with some of the equipment he brought to Toombs County to facilitate the massive cleanup effort after Hurricane Helene.
WASHED OUT ROADS – Because of the storms that came through the area on Sunday, May 11, and Monday, May 12, several roads throughout Toombs County have become washed out, leaving several road hazards for drivers.
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