BRIEF BUT VIOLENT THUNDERSTORM WREAKS HAVOC ON MOSLEY STREET - Mother nature continues to rain down her wrath on Vidalia in a followup to the recent tropical storm Debby that hit our area. In town several huge trees were toppled taking with them electrical power poles and lines on Mosley Street. The damage occurred around 8:30 pm Sunday when a brief but strong thunderstorm packing high winds knocked down the mammoth trees. Residents were without power for a while but approximately seven Georgia Power crews and tree removal services were on scene to remove the trees, repair damaged poles and lines and restore electrical service to the residents. BRIEF BUT VIOLENT THUNDERSTORM WREAKS HAVOC ON MOSLEY STREET - Mother nature continues to rain down her wrath on Vidalia in a followup to the recent tropical storm Debby that hit our area. In town several huge trees were toppled taking with them electrical power poles and lines on Mosley Street. The damage occurred around 8:30 pm Sunday when a brief but strong thunderstorm packing high winds knocked down the mammoth trees. Residents were without power for a while but approximately seven Georgia Power crews and tree removal services were on scene to remove the trees, repair damaged poles and lines and restore electrical service to the residents.
EYES AND EARS – United Way of Toombs, Montgomery, and Wheeler Counties Executive Director Patricia Dixon asked the community to be her “eyes and ears” and to help inform her of individuals in need of resources.Photo by Evan Riekhof
AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMS STAFF - L to R: Sally D. Meadows Elementary School Site Coordinator Melissa Osburn, J.R. Trippe Middle School Site Coordinator Alyssia McCloud, Toombs County Family Connection Director and Afterschool Program Manager Paige Ward, Toombs County Middle School Site Coordinator Brian Love, Lyons Upper Elementary School Site Coordinator Darby Beggarly.
BACKYARD GRAND CHAMPION – 8 year-old Grace Patrick took home the top prize in the Real Squeal Backyard BBQ competition this year, as she has spent a year and a half learning from her father and grandfather, who are Normantown natives. L to R: Dan Patrick, Hope Patrick, Grace Patrick, Teen Miss Real Squeal Quortney Perkins, Young Miss Real Squeal Syndney Nicole Black.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
NEW MEMBERS — The Toombs County Retired Educators Association welcomed 5 new new members at their September meeting. L to R: Tonawanda Irie, Sabrina Woodruff, Ann Harper, Janet Lynn, and Leisa Dukes.
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