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“I sure wish BiLo was back in town. There’s probably more out there than just me, but I truly miss them.”

“I have noticed on TV all these state governments and even federal government, all the politicians, try to pass bills that will basically benefit everybody. But I’ve also noticed the transvestite politicians, the only bills they want to pass is something to benefit their little clique, not nothing for anybody else, just them.”

“People’s tired of this abortion talk. Everyone claims it’s their body. Let them have an abortion every week. Same thing about transgender. Let them have a change just like they change clothes every day.”

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Center For Rural Entrepreneurship Officially Open To The Public
SHARING HER OWN EXPERIENCES – Greater Vidalia Chairwoman Stephanie Williams speaks of her own experiences starting a business during the Center For Rural Entrepreneurship official opening ceremony.
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Center For Rural Entrepreneurship Officially Open To The Public

Community members and local leaders gathered to celebrate the official opening of the Center fo...

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Dot Foods Donates Over $ 100,000 to Local Hurricane Relief
GIVING BACK TO THEIR OWN PEOPLE – Dot Foods employees from around the country donated money, which the corporate office matched, to ensure that the areas in which local Dot Foods Distribution Center employees lived were taken care of. (Shown) Dot Foods employees and United Way of Toombs, Montgomery, and Wheeler Counties Executive Director Patricia Dixon pose with the check. Sitting, L to R: Tim Truxel, Latavious Johnson, Patricia Dixon. First Row, L to R: Aaron Noeller, Kayla Rollins, Kathryn James, Renee Batay, Julie Cortez, Carlos Robles, ReShawn Hunt, Mindy Lockley. Second Row, L to R: Wendy Nolen, Ervin Mincey, Latoya Moore, Priscilla White, Kristin Wright, Marissa Hammock, Antonio Smith, Tony Meadows. Third Row, L to R: Evan Smith, Billy Sells, Deroyce McCloud, Macobia Phillips, Richard Lowther.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
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Dot Foods Donates Over $ 100,000 to Local Hurricane Relief

mrandolphadvance@gmail.com Dot Foods has donated over $100,000 to the United Way of Toombs, Mo...

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UGA Redcoats Rock Vidalia
TOOMBS COUNTY REDCOAT GRADUATE – Former Toombs County High School Redcoat Band Member Jamison Gates (front row, center right) poses with the Toombs County High School Redcoat Band after performing with the UGA Redcoats.
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UGA Redcoats Rock Vidalia

mrandolphadvance@gmail.com Buck Cravey Field was filled with excitement and cheers on Friday,...

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Vidalia Honors Veterans on Nov. 11

mrandolphadvance@gmail.com Vidalia High School and the Downtown Vidalia Association (DVA) will host events to honor those who have served in the military on Monday, November 11, in honor of Veterans Day. First, at 9:30 a.m. on Monday morning, Vidalia High School will host a Veterans Day Program for students and the public within the Vidalia High School gym. This program will feature p...

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Porchfest Hits The Streets Saturday
LOCAL TALENT – Vidalia Porchfest will feature performances by talented local community members from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. on Saturday, November 9.
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Porchfest Hits The Streets Saturday

mrandolphadvance@gmail.com The annual Vidalia Porchfest will hit the streets within the Jacks...

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Walmart Evacuated for Bomb Threat

mrandolphadvance@gmail.com Shoppers and staff were evacuated from Walmart on Saturday, November 2, after a bomb threat was made to the location. Vidalia police officers and Toombs County Sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to Walmart at 1:43 p.m. on Saturday, after the store received a bomb threat from an unidentified source. Everyone within the store was evacuated from the building. ...

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