VHS CELEBRATES NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE — November is officially recognized as Native American Heritage Month, and history students at Vidalia High School celebrated their 'Indian' Heritage by researching and constructing original posters on historical aspects of Native Americans. The students made presentations of their research to their classmates, and their posters were displayed throughout the school as VHS honors the diversity of the various people-groups that have built this country. L to R: Liam MacGregor (Sitting Bull), Abrien Anthony (Cochise), Jeremy Best (Mary Riddle), Meredith (Killers of the Flower Moon), and Giselle Mata (The Pueblo). VHS CELEBRATES NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE — November is officially recognized as Native American Heritage Month, and history students at Vidalia High School celebrated their 'Indian' Heritage by researching and constructing original posters on historical aspects of Native Americans. The students made presentations of their research to their classmates, and their posters were displayed throughout the school as VHS honors the diversity of the various people-groups that have built this country. L to R: Liam MacGregor (Sitting Bull), Abrien Anthony (Cochise), Jeremy Best (Mary Riddle), Meredith (Killers of the Flower Moon), and Giselle Mata (The Pueblo).
COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP – United Way of Toombs, Montgomery, and Wheeler Counties Executive Director Patricia Dixon emphasized her need for the community’s help in finding those who need assistance from the organization.Photo by Evan Riekhof
VACCINATING PETS - Several animal rescues and the city of Mount Vernon worked together to host a free dog and cat vaccine clinic on Saturday, November 16, to ensure all animals have the vaccines they need to remain healthy and refrain from spreading disease.
SIGNS CONTRACT - New Superintendent of Wheeler County Schools, Dr. C. Alex Alvarez, was welcomed during the Board of Education’s November 11 meeting. In the photo, Dr. Alvarez is surrounded by family as he signs his contract. Shown with Dr. Alvarez, from left, are: daughter Emily Thornton, family friend Owen Anderson, daughter Elizabeth Thornton, and wife Jennie Alvarez.Photo by Deborah Clark
RETIRED EDUCATORS DAY – During the November 5 meeting of the Lyons City Council, Mayor Willis NeSmith Jr. issued a formal proclamation declaring November 3 as Retired Educators Day. L to R: Councilman John Moore Jr., Councilwoman Cathy Benton, Councilman Ivy Toole, Toombs County Retired Educator Marlene Tomlin, Toombs County Retired Educator Lucy Claroni, Mayor Willis NeSmith Jr., Councilman Drayton Oliver, Councilman Tracy Johnson.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
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