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.
Tri County Connector
‘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.
Tri-County Connector – September 24, 2026
Tri-County Connector - September 24, 2026
Treutlen takes down Montgomery County; Dodge, others break 50 in area’s week 5 football action
The Vikings stayed perfect in one of Friday's lone defense-dominated games. Scoring went wild most everywhere else as multiple Heart of Georgia teams lit up the week 5 scoreboard.
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.
Treutlen, Bleckley win big to stay perfect, and more of the area’s week 4 football results
Two area teams' wins to stay unbeaten, and high-scoring thrillers for both a Macon and Warner Robins-based powerhouse stood out from last week's high school football action.
Tri-County Connector – September 17, 2026
Tri-County Connector - September 17, 2026
The Courier Herald welcomes Donnell Suggs as new editor/publisher
Suggs, whose 20 years of journalism experience includes stops across the state, is bringing his passion for local news back to Middle Georgia in a new role leading the GTLN's Dublin-based publications.
Alamo Theatre Program Brings Students Confidence and Communication Skills
Alamo’s Lamplight Little Theatre will begin its latest instruction cycle on Sept. 14, marking nearly 25 years of teaching local children the fundamentals of stage performance under its new operator.