WHEELER COUNTY SCIENCE CLASS — In Ms. Cowans and Ms. Anderson's class at Wheeler County Elementary School, students learned about the moon rotating around Earth and making it look different. While the moon is rotating around Earth, the Earth is rotating around the sun. When we look up at the sky, the moon can look different because of these rotations. Students were able to show some of the moon's different phases on Oreo cookies. WHEELER COUNTY SCIENCE CLASS — In Ms. Cowans and Ms. Anderson's class at Wheeler County Elementary School, students learned about the moon rotating around Earth and making it look different. While the moon is rotating around Earth, the Earth is rotating around the sun. When we look up at the sky, the moon can look different because of these rotations. Students were able to show some of the moon's different phases on Oreo cookies.
CALLING FOR A REVIEW COMMITTEE – Harry Moses suggested that the Council create a committee of local experts and contractors to review the building code in depth so that the legislation is ensured to be effective and practical.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
REMEMBERING LYONS ROOTS – Lyons Welcome Center Director Lindsey Wiggins shows off a collection of tools from the early 20th century.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
SUMMER BINGO NIGHTS – The Dahlia Event Center hosted weekly summer bingo nights at the location throughout June, July, and August to raise money for the United Way of Toombs, Montgomery, and Wheeler Counties.
TOP 4 NATIONALLY - Montgomery County FFA Member Evan Hardeman is among the Top 4 students in the nation for his supervised agricultural experience, earning him a chance at winning the National AgriculturalProficiency Award.
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