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Logan Reynolds

Logan joined the Georgia Trust for Local News in 2025 as a bureau reporter covering Montgomery, Treutlen and Wheeler counties for the Tri-County Connector. The Baxley native, a 2023 graduate of the University of Georgia’s prestigious Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication, has past experience as a freelancer, and a 2022 student intern with the Darien News.

Logan's Latest Articles

Wheeler County Public Library Distributes Free Summer Meals

Local residents have lined up each Monday behind the Wheeler County Public Library to take advantage of the library’s new Happy Helpings Summer Feeding Program.

Treutlen Board of Commissioners Approve New Term for Ambulance Rental

The Treutlen County Board of Commissioners reapproved its yearly contract with Atrium Health Navicent EMS to rent ambulance services for the county during their regular meeting on July 1 in Soperton.

MoCo Library Sees Higher Turnout for Summer Reading Program and Events

The Montgomery County Public Library has seen an increase in attendance for its Summer Reading Program events.

Alamo City Council Commits Resurfacing Payments Following Cyberattack

The Alamo City Council held a called meeting to discuss “potential litigation” on June 30 in the Alamo City Hall.

Lori’s Dive-In Defied the Odds to Bring Connection to Alamo

Lori Miller Purvis has experienced two consistent elements in her professional life: motion and connection.

Treutlen County Assessors Adjust Property Values to Comply with State Requirements

The Treutlen County Board of Assessors announced on June 18 the adjustment of property values in the county for the 2026 tax year in order to comply with the standards of the Georgia Department of Revenue (DOR).

Mount Vernon Insurance and Premier Insurance Group Expand into Treutlen County

Two local insurance agencies have partnered to create a merged insurance agency based in Treutlen County.

Treutlen County begins transition to Amwaste curbside trash pickup

Treutlen County’s trash service has begun the transition from Ryland Environmental to Amwaste, following the Treutlen County Board of Commissioners’ decision to switch service providers.

Alamo City Council Pursues Cybersecurity Measures in Response to Cyber Attack

The Alamo City Council voted to pursue fiber security services and a cybersecurity training course in the aftermath of a cyberattack, during their June 4 called meeting and June 15 regular meeting respectively.

Soperton City Council Pivots to Pay Scale Discussions for Police Shortage

The Soperton City Council shifted discussions away from salary raises in favor of reviving discussions of city-wide pay scales as a method of alleviating a shortage of local police staff.

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