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.
SUPPORTIVE FAMILY – Retired Lyons Fire Chief Darel Corley’s family attended the Lyons City Council meeting on Tuesday, April 7, to support Corley as he was recognized for his service.
NEW K-9 UNIT – Thanks to donations from the community, the Wheeler County Sheriff’s Office now has a new K-9 Unit to help patrol the area, as K-9 Deputy Blue and Corporal Mark Murray recently graduated from the Narcotic Detection and Tracking certification program.
ART AND AGRICULTURE – Three Toombs County High School students were recognized for placing in the recent county-level Georgia Farm Bureau Art Contest. L to R: Georgia Farm Bureau Representative Shelby Galbreath, Tony Lopez, Marissa Balderas, Natalie Ornelas.
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