2023 REAL SQUEAL QUEENS – The annual Miss Real Squeal Scholarship Pageant was held on Saturday, September 9, at Southeastern Technical College in Vidalia. Nine queens were crowned and $2,450 in scholarship funds were given. Front Row, L to R: Tiny Miss Kimber Williford; Petite Miss Sydney Black; Little Miss Alizah Mann. Back Row, L to R: Young Miss Findley Wallace; Baby Miss Bryleigh Kate Willis; Miss Anna Kate Robinson ($1,000 Frank Smith Scholarship Winner, $400 Interview Winner); Teen Miss Lilly Grace Maybin ($300 Scholarship, $150 Interview Winner); Junior Miss Ansley Kate Smith ($100 Winner); Miss Real Squeal Scholarship Pageant Director Leslie Harrell. Not pictured: Toddler Miss Willow Kate Bracewell. 2023 REAL SQUEAL QUEENS – The annual Miss Real Squeal Scholarship Pageant was held on Saturday, September 9, at Southeastern Technical College in Vidalia. Nine queens were crowned and $2,450 in scholarship funds were given. Front Row, L to R: Tiny Miss Kimber Williford; Petite Miss Sydney Black; Little Miss Alizah Mann. Back Row, L to R: Young Miss Findley Wallace; Baby Miss Bryleigh Kate Willis; Miss Anna Kate Robinson ($1,000 Frank Smith Scholarship Winner, $400 Interview Winner); Teen Miss Lilly Grace Maybin ($300 Scholarship, $150 Interview Winner); Junior Miss Ansley Kate Smith ($100 Winner); Miss Real Squeal Scholarship Pageant Director Leslie Harrell. Not pictured: Toddler Miss Willow Kate Bracewell.
A HUMAN LIGHTHOUSE – Montgomery County Schools Superintendent Ronda Hightower (right) said that The Advance Staff Writer Makaylee Randolph (left) was a “human lighthouse” in her letter to the Georgia School Board Association nominating Randolph for the award.Photo by Vicki Jay
PRESENTING THE CHECK – Harmony Lodge 405 Member Jack Born (left) presents a check for $10,000 to Treutlen County EMA Director Justin McNure (center) and Treutlen County Deputy EMA Director/Dive Team Leader Joseph Glenn (right).Photo by Makaylee Randolph
ASKING A THIRD TIME – Tax Commissioner Renee Wooten-Perry told the Montgomery County Commissioners that she was requesting for a third time that a resolution be passed to eliminate the practice of issuing mobile home decals. L to R: Montgomery County Tax/Tag Specialist K.C. Seabury, Tax Commissioner Renee Wooten-Perry.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
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