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“Build your own dreams, or someone else will hire you to build theirs.”

-Farrah Gray

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Recent Death Notices
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Officer-Involved Shooting in Vidalia

mrandolphadvance@gmail.com The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is investigating a shooting that occurred on Sunday, October 19, involving a Vidalia police officer. At 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, two Vidalia police officers conducted a routine traffic stop at the intersection of MLK Jr. Boulevard and Epstein Street in Vidalia. During the stop, the officers determined that the passenger of t...

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News Early Voting Voters were able to begin casting their ballot for municipal and the state Public Service Commission races beginning Tuesday, October 14. Advanced voting will be available until 5 p.m. on Friday, October 31. For information regarding elections or polling locations, contact your county election supervisor or visit mvp. sos.ga. ...

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Government Shutdown Halts Peanut Sales
FRUSTRATED FARMERS -- The U.S. Department of Agriculture website displays a message of their disapproval of the current government shutdown, which is negatively affecting farmers across the state.
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Government Shutdown Halts Peanut Sales

mrandolphadvance@gmail.com The current U.S. Government Shutdown is having detrimental effects...

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Public Forum

The City of Vidalia will host a public forum to hear comments from the public on the proposed Mobile Home Residential District ordinance. This forum will begin at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, October 28, and will be held at the John Raymond Turner Municipal Annex, located at 302 E. First Street. For more information, call (912) 537-7661. ...

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State School Superintendent Candidates Come to Vidalia
Dr. Fred “Bubba” Longgrear
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State School Superintendent Candidates Come to Vidalia

mrandolphadvance@gmail.com Four republican State School Superintendent Candidates came to Vida...

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MoCo Rolls Back Taxes

mrandolphadvance@gmail.com Montgomery County citizens will not see an increase on their property taxes this year, as both the Board of Commissioners and the Board of Education have accepted the rollback millage rate. On Thursday, October 16, the Montgomery County Board of Education accepted the rollback rate of 14.7460 mills, which will bring a 0.78% tax decrease, as the Board will rec...

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