OCTOBER WORKAVERSARIES – Although several honorees were unable to attend the council meeting, the city council members made sure to honor Stacy Morris, Laura Inman, Megan Clark, and John Hammock for their diligent service to the city. L to R: Councilman John Moore Jr., Councilman Ivy Toole, Councilwoman Cathy Benton, Customer Service Representative Megan Clark, Mayor Willis NeSmith Jr., Councilman Tracy Johnson, Councilman Rick Hartley. OCTOBER WORKAVERSARIES – Although several honorees were unable to attend the council meeting, the city council members made sure to honor Stacy Morris, Laura Inman, Megan Clark, and John Hammock for their diligent service to the city. L to R: Councilman John Moore Jr., Councilman Ivy Toole, Councilwoman Cathy Benton, Customer Service Representative Megan Clark, Mayor Willis NeSmith Jr., Councilman Tracy Johnson, Councilman Rick Hartley.
SWIFT WATER - The Toombs County Fire Department worked diligently to rescue former Toombs County Commission Chairman James Thompson from the swift water on John Wilkes Road on November 8.
HELPING THEIR DOT FAMILY - Employees from Dot Foods Distribution Centers around the nation worked to give supplies and aid to employees of the Vidalia Dot Foods Distribution Center who experienced Hurricane Helene.
THANKING THE SCHOOL – Mayor Doug Roper (left) thanks Superintendent Sandy Reid (right) for the Vidalia City School System’s help during the Hurricane Helene relief efforts.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
A DAY OF PRAYER – Residents and staff at the Paul Anderson Youth Home recently celebrated Founders’ Day, during which they participated in a prayer service.
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