BUSINESS BURNS IN VIDALIA – The Leather, Love, & Freedom motorcycle shop, which is owned and operated by Junior Elkhatib, had most of its inventory and contents destroyed in a fire on Tuesday night, January 7. The cause of the fire has not been shared, but Elkhatib stated that he lost the motorcycle shop, the garage, and bikes belonging to several customers. BUSINESS BURNS IN VIDALIA – The Leather, Love, & Freedom motorcycle shop, which is owned and operated by Junior Elkhatib, had most of its inventory and contents destroyed in a fire on Tuesday night, January 7. The cause of the fire has not been shared, but Elkhatib stated that he lost the motorcycle shop, the garage, and bikes belonging to several customers.
PUBLIC REPRIMAND – Middle Judicial Circuit Chief Superior Court Judge Robert Reeves (left) was publicly reprimanded by the Judicial Qualifications Commission and Eighth Judicial District Administrative Judge T. Christopher Hughes (right) at the Emanuel County Courthouse on Thursday, January 9.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
CONTENTIOUS MEETING - Alamo City Councilwoman Laura Brownley, right, listens as new Wheeler County Sheriff Glenn Giles, center, answers questions from the City Council, including Dondrea Geter, left foreground, over a potential merger of the Sheriff’s Office and the Alamo Police Department.Photo by Deborah Clark
HONORING LUES – Lyons Primary School Principal Tracy Mulkey gave the Lyons Upper Elementary School staff a banner for their role in Lyons Primary School being named a Title I Distinguished School. L to R: Lyons Upper Elementary School Teachers Tonya Braddy, Hollie Braddy, Haile Darley, Amber Botelho, Principal Rhonda Stone, Assistant Principal Matthew Helms, Dana Burton, Natalie Brantley, Kelby Craft, Lindsey Harris.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
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