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Passing Stories

The quilt collection of Katlyn Colley will be on display at the Altama Museum of Art and History through October 30. For more information visit www.Altama Museum.org.

Tire Amnesty

Week

The City of Vidalia is hosting Tire Amnesty Week September 27-October 1. For more information, contact jkirby@vidalia.gov or call 537-7661.

Scarecrows ‘Round

Downtown

The Downtown Vidalia Association is sponsoring Scarecrows ‘Round Downtown. Applications are due September 29.

Setup is October 4-11.

For more information, contact the DVA at 5378033.

Walk to End

Alzheimer’s

A Walk to End Alzheimer’s is scheduled October 2 at 10 a.m. at Southeastern Technical College.

Register free online at http:ejchsadc,wixsite. com/website.

Meadows

Offering

Vaccinations

Memorial Health Meadows Hospital is operating a public COVID vaccination clinic. Call 912-535-SAFE (7233) to schedule a free vaccination.

COVID Testing

Underway

Free COVID testing is available at a mobile site on the campus of Memorial Health Meadows Hospital. For more information, visit the Georgia Department of Health website: www. sehdph.org.

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