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Story Time

The Dr. Mark and Tonya Spivey Public Library, located at 610 Jackson Street in Vidalia, will host story time for young children at 11 a.m. on Tuesdays. For more information, call (912) 537-9283.

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TCHS Student Recognized By State Superintendent
MEETING STATE SUPERINTENDENT WOODS – Toombs County High School Senior Lynet Casas was presented with the Award of Excellence by State School Superintendent Richard Woods during a ceremony at the Georgia Department of Education in Atlanta.
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TCHS Student Recognized By State Superintendent

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Wheeler Students Host Meet the Candidates
WELCOMING ATTENDEES – Wheeler County Schools Student Clara Cheek welcomes attendees to the Wheeler County Meet the Candidates event on April 21.
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Wheeler Students Host Meet the Candidates

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Brown Facing More Charges
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Brown Facing More Charges

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MoCo Mourns Tragic Loss of SPED Director
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MoCo Mourns Tragic Loss of SPED Director

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News BURN BAN The Georgia Forestry Commission has issued a statewide burn ban for 91 counties, including Montgomery, Toombs, Treutlen, and Wheeler Counties. Outdoor burning in any form is not permitted. Avoid anything that causes sparks, such as mowing lawns after 10 a.m. or dragging chains with vehicles. Violators of the ban are subject to fines. To report someone burning, call your local ...

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EPD Orders Level 1 Drought Response

By Makaylee Randolph News Editor mrandolphadvance@gmail.com On Tuesday, April 21, the Georgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD) ordered public water systems to begin abiding by a Level 1 Drought Response, as the Division continues to monitor rainfall, weather patterns, and groundwater levels to determine future plans of actions. This response comes as the southern portion of...

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