YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR – 10 year-old Mia Powell, 11 year-old Aylen Mixon, and 6 year-old Kaidence Mixon learned the ropes of running their own business this summer, as they have operated a lemonade stand all summer that has even gained attention from Vidalia Mayor Doug Roper. The children are continuing to set up their stand on the weekends, as they gain more experience earning money and operating a business. (Left Photo) L to R: Mia Powell, Aylen Mixon, Kaidence Mixon. (Right Photo) L to R: Mia Powell, Mayor Doug Roper. YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR – 10 year-old Mia Powell, 11 year-old Aylen Mixon, and 6 year-old Kaidence Mixon learned the ropes of running their own business this summer, as they have operated a lemonade stand all summer that has even gained attention from Vidalia Mayor Doug Roper. The children are continuing to set up their stand on the weekends, as they gain more experience earning money and operating a business. (Left Photo) L to R: Mia Powell, Aylen Mixon, Kaidence Mixon. (Right Photo) L to R: Mia Powell, Mayor Doug Roper.
CROWDED HEARING – Numerous citizens attended the public hearing in Vidalia on Tuesday, July 28, to share their concerns about the proposed Neighborhood Overlay Ordinance.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
OFFICIAL RESOLUTION – State Representative Leesa Hagan (left) presented Anna Nalley (right) with a resolution from the House of Representatives, which celebrated Nalley for her accomplishments.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
MONTGOMERY 4-H EXCELS AT STATE – Montgomery County 4-H Members Tatum Williams and Hartley Williamson established themselves as two of the best competitors in the state in their category of competition during State Congress. L to R: Montgomery County Extension Agent Lauren Stanley, Tatum Williams, Hartley Williamson, Montgomery County 4-H Volunteer Joyce Allen.
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