LOW-INCOME APARTMENTS FOR RENT The Lyons Housing Authority is accepting applications for housing for all bedroom sizes (1-5) at this time. Rent is based on income & income limits do apply. Apartments are totally electric, HVAC, stove and refrigerator furnished, some utilities included in most units. $300 Security Deposit required. Pets allowed, must comply with Pet Policy. Pet Deposit and Pet Fee required up front. No application fees. Working families have preference and are encouraged to apply. For more information, interested applicants should contact our of- cd as 912- 526-8504 dtrimg rdgtlar necd hours, 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon & 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m., M-F. Applications may be ob- saimdd as ntr atrimdrr necd lncasdd as 208 North Lanier Street in Lyons, Georgia. LOW-INCOME APARTMENTS FOR RENT The Lyons Housing Authority is accepting applications for housing for all bedroom sizes (1-5) at this time. Rent is based on income & income limits do apply. Apartments are totally electric, HVAC, stove and refrigerator furnished, some utilities included in most units. $300 Security Deposit required. Pets allowed, must comply with Pet Policy. Pet Deposit and Pet Fee required up front. No application fees. Working families have preference and are encouraged to apply. For more information, interested applicants should contact our of- cd as 912- 526-8504 dtrimg rdgtlar necd hours, 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon & 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m., M-F. Applications may be ob- saimdd as ntr atrimdrr necd lncasdd as 208 North Lanier Street in Lyons, Georgia.
FORESTRY TEACHER OF THE YEAR – Wheeler County Middle/High School Agriculture Teacher and Future Farmers of America Adviser Les Bateson (center) was named the 2026 Georgia Forestry Teacher of the Year. L to R: Georgia Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association President Pete Bennett, Les Bateson, Georgia Forestry Foundation Senior Vice President Matt Hestad.
PREPARING FOR FUTURE – Citizen Sara Brown asked the Toombs County Commissioners if they had thought about reviewing, editing, or enacting land use ordinances to help prepare for future developments, such as data centers, that may come into the County.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
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