How Glenwood Treats Its Water and Wastewater
Water systems are a necessity for any town big or small, and from the perspective of the city of Glenwood, their water treatment facilities are more than capable of handling the task for the local area.
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Georgia Senator Commits to Procuring More Hurricane Helene Relief Funds
Georgia Senator Raphael Warnock reaffirmed his commitment to procuring more disaster relief funds for Hurricane Helene during a press call on September 30 to mark the two year anniversary of the storm’s landfall.
Treutlen School System Proposes Millage Rate Reduction After Property Reassessments
The Treutlen County Board of Education has reduced its 2026 millage rate from 13.987 mils to 12 mils following property value reassessments in the county.
Alamo City Hosts US Flag Retirement Ceremony with VFW
The city of Alamo hosted a retirement ceremony for United States flags on September 26 in the city’s flower garden.
Alamo City Council begins application for ICE Grant
The Alamo City Council considered pursuing a grant offered by the federal Immigration Customs Enforcement for the Alamo Police Department during their monthly meeting on Sept. 21 in the Alamo City Hall.
Soperton City Council acquires ‘skeeter sprayer’ and new cameras
The Soperton City Council approved the purchase of new security cameras and a mosquito sprayer during their monthly meeting on Sept. 21 in the Soperton City Hall, adding both items to their agenda following work session discussion.
Dot Foods Delivers Supplies to Local Food Pantries
The Dot Foods Vidalia Distribution Center donated $36,000 in food and supplies to six local food pantries, delivered on the mornings of September 15 and September 17.
‘Pause and Reboot’: MoCo land use ordinance delayed for revisions
The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners decided against moving forward with a discussed land use ordinance, instead opting to broaden the ordinance’s scope before implementation.
Glenwood Teen Turns Cancer Struggle Into Pursuit of Nursing Career
Kelsey Adams battled a rare form of cancer twice during her teenage years, and is now pursuing a nursing degree at Vidalia’s Southeastern Technical College/Photo, Logan Reynolds
Treutlen’s Dive Team Expands In Skill and Reach
The Treutlen County dive team, part of the local Emergency Management Agency (EMA), continues to expand its arsenal of skills and equipment with aims to make its services available to a wide number of nearby communities.