NEW QUEENS – The annual Miss Vidalia Onion Pageant was held on Saturday, March 15, as new royalty was crowned to represent the Sweet Onion City at the 48th Annual Vidalia Onion Festival, which is slated for April 24-27. Front Row, L to R: Wee Miss Vidalia Onion Karter Paige Thomas, Young Miss Vidalia Onion Brynlee Thompson, Tiny Miss Vidalia Onion Ryleigh Gray Hitchcock, Little Miss Vidalia Onion Billee Claire Boatright. Back Row, L to R: Miss Vidalia Onion Pageant Director KeriLynn Nester, Junior Miss Vidalia Onion Anniston Hartley, Teeny Miss Vidalia Onion Reeselynn Hitchcock, Miss Vidalia Onion Ava Brooke Johnson, Teen Miss Vidalia Onion Amelia Jeffery, Baby Miss Vidalia Onion Makayla Fondren.Photo by Evan Riekhof NEW QUEENS – The annual Miss Vidalia Onion Pageant was held on Saturday, March 15, as new royalty was crowned to represent the Sweet Onion City at the 48th Annual Vidalia Onion Festival, which is slated for April 24-27. Front Row, L to R: Wee Miss Vidalia Onion Karter Paige Thomas, Young Miss Vidalia Onion Brynlee Thompson, Tiny Miss Vidalia Onion Ryleigh Gray Hitchcock, Little Miss Vidalia Onion Billee Claire Boatright. Back Row, L to R: Miss Vidalia Onion Pageant Director KeriLynn Nester, Junior Miss Vidalia Onion Anniston Hartley, Teeny Miss Vidalia Onion Reeselynn Hitchcock, Miss Vidalia Onion Ava Brooke Johnson, Teen Miss Vidalia Onion Amelia Jeffery, Baby Miss Vidalia Onion Makayla Fondren.Photo by Evan Riekhof
INFORMING THE COMMUNITY – State Representatives Shaw Blackmon, Jaclyn Ford, Leo Chancey, and Leesa Hagan spoke to the community about rural development during an event on Thursday, June 18.
REMOVING A HAZARD – Because of the deterioration and damage of the old Montgomery County Middle School building, which is located behind the Montgomery County Board of Education, the structure will be demolished in the coming month.
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