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4-yard line on a last second
pass, but couldn’t get into
the end zone. That made
the halftime score 29-0.
In the second half of
the game the Eagles con
tinued to add to their lead.
They added two more
touchdowns in the third
quarter, but Portal did get
on the board in the third.
That made the score head
ing to the fourth 43-8.
In the fourth it was two
more touchdowns for
MCHS and one more for
the Panthers. And the final
score of the game was 56-
15.
Davidson led the Ea
gles with 95 yards and a
touchdown rushing and 68
yards passing and another
touchdown. Cameron Wal
lace added 86 rushing
yards and two touchdowns.
Denmark rushed for 59
yards and a score, and he
had a receiving touchdown.
Marquis Martin, Thorn
ton, and Jackson had the
other rushing touchdowns.
This week the Eagles
will host rival Treutlen
County on Friday night at
7:30 p.m.
Photo by Mike Branch
Jenny Hudson hustles for a double as she drives in two runs in the bottom of the sec
ond inning against Treutlen.
Lady Eagles Get Wins
By Mike Branch
Sports Editor
sports 7 advance@gmail. com
The Lady Eagles soft-
ball team at Montgomery
County High School have
won their last two games
to improve their record to
2-3 on the season. They
picked up wins over
Treutlen and Claxton.
vs. Treutlen
The Eagles took the
early lead as they put
three runs on the board
in the bottom of the first
inning. Treutlen scored
one run in the top of the
second to close the lead
to 3-1, but a big bottom
half of the inning for the
Eagles put them well in
front.
MCHS scored four
runs in the second inning
with runs coming in on
errors and a 2-RBI dou
ble by Jenny Hudson.
That put MCHS on top
7-1. Treutlen bounced
back, though, in the top
of the third inning with
three runs to close the
lead to 7-4.
The Vikings added a
run in the fifth to make it
7-5, but MCHS answered
in the bottom of the
frame with a run. Treutlen
scored one more time in
the top of the fifth inning,
but MCHS held on to get
the win, 8-6.
vs. Claxton
On Monday of this
week the Eagles rolled
over the Tigers of Clax
ton for their second win
of the season. Claxton
took the lead with two
runs in the top of the first
inning with the Eagles
getting one in the bottom
half.
Then in the second
inning MCHS blew the
game open with the help
of the Tigers. MCHS put
13 runs on the board to
go ahead 14-2. Each team
scored twice in the fourth
inning, but that gave the
Eagles the 16-4 run rule
win.
Madelyn Cartwright
and Makayla Bell each
drove in four runs in the
game.
This week the Eagles
were at Hawkinsville on
Tuesday after presstime,
and will play next on
Thursday when they host
Dublin at 5:30 p.m.
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Josiah Smith takes the ball through a big hole in the middle of the line as the Eagles of
Heritage host WK Academy of Holiday FL,
Eagles Down WK Owls
By Mike Branch
Sports Editor
sports 7 advance@gmail. com
The Vidalia Heritage
Academy Eagles football
team hosted the World of
Knowledge Academy
Owls out of Holiday, FL,
on Saturday of last week
and rolled to a big win.
The game had a big
weather delay near half
time, but that didn't stop
the Eagles from running
away with the win.
Heritage got the ball
rolling as Josiah Smith
connected with JT Co
field on the first play of
the game for a long touch
down pass. They added
the two-point conversion
to take an 8-0 lead. They
put a second touchdown
on the board on a short
run by Ethan Sikes to go
ahead 16-0 on the Owls.
The Eagles scored a
third touchdown on a 38-
yard punt return for a
touchdown by James
Hutcheson. Sikes went in
for the conversion to make
the score 24-0 just before
the end of the first quar
ter.
The Owls did get in
for a touchdown early in
the second quarter after
setting up the touchdown
with long run and a cou
ple of VHA penalties.
That made the score 24-6.
Smith had a couple of
good runs on the next
possession of the Eagles,
moving the ball all the
way to the 14-yard line.
VHA got to the 5-yard
line before Hutcheson
went in for the touch
down. With 7:39 left in
the half, the score was 32-
6.
Shortly after that a
storm began to move
through the area and the
game went into a delay.
After the weather de
lay, the Eagles got back to
work and added two more
touchdowns. That put
them on top 48-6. The
Eagles defense didn't al
low the Owls to get into
the end zone again as
VHA won the game 48-6.
This week Heritage
will host Twiggs Academy
at 7:30 p.m. on Charles
Wood Field.
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Notice of Grand Jury Appointment
Notice is hereby given that the Grand Jury for the August, 2021
Term of the Toombs Superior Court will be electing, selecting, or
appointing one or more person(s) to the following office(s).
Alternate Member: Toombs County Board of Equalization
To fill unexpired term ending 12/31/2023.
All interested persons should complete an Application Form in the
Office of the Clerk of Superior Cour
Courthouse, Lyons, Georgia prior to
of Superior Court at 912-526-3501.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Qualifications O.C.G.A. 48-5-311
1. Must be in the judgment of the appointing Grand Jury, qualified and
competent to serve as a Grand Juror;
2. Must own real property;
3. Be a high school graduate;
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board of education, or board of assessors, or employee of the
county board of tax assessors, or county tax appraiser;
5. Members must complete a 40-hour course of training within the
first year of appointment;
6. An 8-hour recertification training course per year is required
thereafter.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
CITY OF VIDALIA
MUNICIPAL ANNEX COUNCIL CHAMBERS
SEPTEMBER 13, 2021, 5:30 P.M.
NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to the provisions of O.C.G.A. §
36-60-13(g), as amended, a public hearing will be held during the City
of Vidalia City Council work session starting at 5:30 p.m. on September
13, 2021, in the Council Chambers inside the Municipal Annex, located
at 302 First Street East, Vidalia, Georgia 30474, regarding the financing
of the acquisition of real property and improvements located thereon for
the City of Vidalia for use as governmental building (the “Project”). The
Project will be financed pursuant to an Installment Sale Agreement (the
“Financing Agreement”) between the Georgia Municipal Association,
Inc., as seller and the City of Vidalia, Georgia, as purchaser.
All persons residing in the City of Vidalia having questions concerning,
or views on, the proposed financing of the Project or the Financing
Agreement may appear and be heard at said public hearing.
MAYOR AND COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF VIDALIA, GEORGIA
