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of a Firearm During the Commission of a Crime Brian Leon Sanders – Possession of Cocaine Michael Ivan Ouler – Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon Marilynn Tabitha Danielle Aeger – Cruelty to Children in the 1st Degree Michael John Guin A.K.A. John Michael Guin – Rape; Child Molestation John Benjamin Hamilton – Exploitation and Intimidation of a Disabled Adult or Elderly (6 counts) Johnathan David Traughber – Rape; Aggravated Child Molestation (4 counts); Aggravated Sexual Battery (3 counts); Aggravated Sodomy; Incest Kenya Markeece Paulk – Possession of Methamphetamine Tony Williams Jr. – Possession of Methamphetamine with Intent to Distribute; Possession of a Firearm During the Commission of a Crime; Possession of a Firearm by a First Offender Probationer Trevor Shaw Cartrette – Possession of Methamphetamine with Intent to Distribute; Possession of a Firearm During the Commission of a Felony; Possession of an Illegal Weapon Jackson Cody Graham – Terroristic Threats; Criminal Trespass (Family Violence); Aggravated Stalking Rabul Valdez, Jr. – Aggravated Assault (Family Violence)(2 counts); Battery (Family Violence) Arnold Edgar Wright, IV – Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon Corinne Renee Holder – Identity Fraud (2 counts); Criminal Attempt to Commit Theft By Taking (2 counts) Howard Verdine Hammonds; Shannon Derrick Wyche – Burglary in 2nd Degree (2 counts) (all); Theft By Taking (Hammonds); Theft by Taking (Wyche)
NOVEMBER LYONS YARD OF THE MONTH – Birzabit Gonzalez and Fabiola Solorzano, who live at 148 Academy Drive, were awarded the Lyons Yard of the Month on Thursday, November 2. The couple and their 3 children have lived at the residence for 3 years and take pride in the landscape and beauty of their yard, as Gonzalez works as a landscaper and Solorzano has a passion for plants. L to R: Betzaida Gonzalez-Solorzano, Code Enforcement Officer Chris Failla, Fabian Gonzalez-Solorzano, Birzabit Gonzalez, City Clerk Lynn Rowland, City Manager Jason Hall. Not pictured: Fabiola Solorzano, Aranza Gonzalez-Solorzano.Photo by Makaylee Randolph
BETA CLUB OCTOBER SERVICE PROJECT — The Wheeler County High School Beta Club conducted an October service project to raise money for the American Cancer Society. Students created and sold pink ribbons (for Breast Cancer Awareness) and yellow ribbons (for Childhood Cancer Awareness) throughout the month, including at the “Pink Out” football game vs Telfair on October 20. In 2022, the club raised $223 for their annual donation, so they set a goal of $250 for 2023. They announced that they have raised and will be donating just over $330 to the American Cancer Society this year. L to R: Teacher and Beta Club Sponsor Philip Parker, and students Nikita James, and Marcy Delgado.
