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Barred From Toombs Co.
ADDRESSING THE COURT – Former Lyons Daycare Worker Nicole Cabrera addresses thecourt during her sentencing hearing.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
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Barred From Toombs Co.

Cabrera Sentenced to 40 Years...

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Georgia Power Answers Questions On New Line
ANSWERING QUESTIONS – During the Georgia Power Hatch-Wadley Line Information Sessions in Vidalia on July 16, over 50 Georgia Power professionals, representatives, and experts were available to answer parcel owners’ questions about the new line construction project.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
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Georgia Power Answers Questions On New Line

mrandolphadvance@gmail.com Over fifty Georgia Power employees and representatives spoke to th...

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Flooding Hinders Hospital Services

mrandolphadvance@gmail.com Memorial Health Meadows Hospital services were temporarily halted on Monday, July 20, as the facility experienced flooding. On Monday morning, the hospital announced that all patients and colleagues were safe, but scheduled procedures, appointments, and most services would not be open at the facility because of the flooding. In addition, visitors were n...

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Coleman Appointed Interim President
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Coleman Appointed Interim President

mrandolphadvance@gmail.com Southeastern Technical College has officially appointed Teresa Co...

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Vidalia Proposes Neighborhood Ordinance

mrandolphadvance@gmail.com During their meeting on Monday, July 13, the Vidalia City Council officially completed the first reading of a newly proposed ordinance that would allow neighborhoods to create overlay districts to add guidelines on the properties within the neighborhoods. This new ordinance would add a new section to the City’s current zoning ordinance, allowing neighbo...

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BYTES

News Save the Bees Meet & Greet The Altamaha Beekeepers Association will bring a live bee hive to the Montgomery County Public Library, located at 215 Railroad Avenue in Mount Vernon, at 3 p.m. on Wednesday, July 22, as the beekeepers inform patrons about bees and their needs, give attendees an up-close look at a hive, and answer questions. This event is free and open to the public....

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