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Public Forum

The City of Vidalia will host a public forum to discuss the proposed Animal Control Ordinance on Tuesday, August 26, at 6 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the John Raymond Turner Municipal Annex. For more information, call (912) 537-7661.

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Food World Becomes B & T’s Food Fresh
FRESH CUT MEAT - B & T’s Food Fresh Manager Sean Cuebas and his team take pride in cutting fresh meat in the store daily for customers.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
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Food World Becomes B & T’s Food Fresh

mrandolphadvance@gmail.com Food World, located at 300 1st Street West in Vidalia, has official...

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DFTS Raises Over $10,000
DANCIN’ IN THE COUNTRY – Jason Newton and Emma Pittman took the audience “Dancin’ In the Country” with their swing and line dance inspired routine.Photo by Evan Riekhof
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DFTS Raises Over $10,000

mrandolphadvance@gmail.com The annual Dancing For the Stars event brought talent, laughter, an...

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Volunteers Needed…

Can You Spare One Hour?...

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Vidalia Halts Development in Jackson Heights

mrandolphadvance@gmail.com The Vidalia City Council agreed to halt any further development within the Jackson Heights area through the imposition of a temporary moratorium during the Council’s called meeting on Monday, February 23. “If you know Jackson Heights, then you know the surrounding neighborhood is a very important neighborhood [to strategically] attract the younger gene...

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BYTES

News Spring Coloring Contest The Montgomery County Public Library, located at 215 Railroad Avenue in Mount Vernon, currently has printouts available for children (ages 4-13) to decorate as a part of the upcoming Spring Coloring Contest. The last day to enter is Saturday, March 28. Winners will be determined Thursday, April 2. For more information, visit the library, or call (912) 5832780...

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Color Walk

The Altamaha Down Syndrome Society will host a Color Walk to promote acceptance and inclusion at 11 a.m. at the grassy area beside the Montgomery County Courthouse in Mount Vernon on Saturday, March 21. After the walk, a small festival will be held and will feature vendors, kids activities, and more. To sign up as a vendor or register for the walk, contact Makaylee at (912) 2531447. ...

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