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VOL.i NO.23 June 15, 2022
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Suspected robber on the run
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If you have seen this person of interest please contact the Screven
Co Sheriffs Office at 912-564-2013 (photo contributed)
Joe Brady
Editor
On June 11, 2022, at approximately 1:30, the Screven
County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to a residence on
Effingham Highway in reference to an attempted burglary
in progress. The suspect was attempting to enter the
residence and was observed on the property’s security
cameras.
The suspect had already fled the scene when law
enforcement arrived. The Sheriff is asking for the public’s
help in identifying the unknown subject. “We are looking
for a black male, skinny build, driving a newer model blue
Nissan Altima. If anyone recognizes this individual, please
call our office,” Sheriff Mike Kile urged. The Sheriff’s
office may be reached at 912-564-2013.
The Screven County Sheriff’s Office needs the public’s help in iden
tifying the attempted robbery suspect. He was last seen driving this
vehicle, a new model blue Nissan Altima. (photo contributed)
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14UBoys head to State
Burton Kemp
Sports Editor
The Screven County 14U Boys won first place in the
District Tournament played at the SCRD Complex
and have qualified to play in the G.R.P.A. State
Tournament June 21-24 at Jeff Davis Recreation
Department. During District play Screven County
defeated Evans County 13-6, Hawkinsville 8-0, and
Hawkinsville again in the championship game by the
score of 10-2. Kneeling are Aiden Tapley, Coleman
Frawley, Billy Williams, Jr., Slate Thompson, Greyson
Garvin, Brennen Fountain, and John Daniel Hall.
Standing are Coach Chase Thompson, Bryson Scott,
Holland Zipperer, DeMarko Ward, Jr., Coach Chase Collins, Todd Pitts, Stone McBride, Worth
Brown, and Coach Macay McBride.
Early voting began Monday
All polls will be open Tuesday
Joe Brady
Editor
Early voting began Monday, June 13 at 9 a.m. in th
Screven County courthouse. Electors have one week
cast their votes in the Democratic runoff election. Vo
may be cast from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. until Friday. There
not be any Saturday voting.
Electors will head back to the polls on Tuesday, Jur
21 from 7a.m. - 7p.m. to make their voices heard in
races for:
Lt. Governor | Secretary of State |
Commissioner of Labor
Commissioner of Insurance
All polling locations will be open. To cast your vote in
this Democratic runoff election, you had to have been registered to vote in the primary.
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ffeben Lane recognized
by garden club
Mobile kitchen offers flexibility in dining
alternatives
Helen Lane’s yard has been named Beauty Spot of the month by the
Screven County Garden Club.
Ms. Helen resides on Halcyondale Road, (photo by Phil Martin)
Kesha and Louis Anderson are redefining fine
cuisine, and they are doing it one stop at a time. The
two army veterans started their food tmck, Road-
tisserie, business in April and have a following in
Screven and Bulloch Counties. “It takes time to get
the public out of that mindset of, just because you
see the food tmck, doesn’t mean there’s a carnival in
town,” Kesha explains of the concept.
The neighboring county of Jenkins has had food
tracks for several years and the concept is spreading.
Lou and Kesha have been running their mobile
rotisserie business over two years, having started
in Colorado Springs, CO. “But I wanted to come
home,” Kesha explains, “Lou is from New Jersey and
after discussing it, he agreed to relocate to Sylvania.”
Kesha is a Screven County native and a 1994 SCHS
graduate. Her parents are Ida and Alvin Warren.
Kesha served for 21 years as a Chief Warrant Officer in the U.S. Army and Louis was a Sergeant First Class, having served 24 years in the Army.
“Because we have worked together so long, after we retired, we wanted to continue so with my experience in hospitality and Kesha’s in logistics, we decided on the food tmck,” Louis
explains. Anderson graduated from the Culinary Institute of America, and Johnson and Wales. He is widely known for his specialty mbs and sauces. The couple has 8 kids between them.
Road-Tisserie offers whole chickens, half chickens, quarters, and even BBQ chicken wraps. In addition to rotisserie chicken, they offer com casserole, baked beans, and roasted potatoes.
“Our customers can watch our FB page to find out our location and they can also call ahead. We take cash and credit/debit cards as payment,” Kesha explains. The couple also caters
events. “The biggest obstacle we have is finding space,” Kesha says. If you are interested in having the Road-Tisserie track in your parking lot or even in your neighborhood, just give
them a call. Their currently weekly schedule in Sylvania is:
Wednesday - Farmer’s Furniture - 11a.m.-2 p.m. | Thursday - Family Dollar - 3 - 6 p.m.
Friday- Possum Edy- lla.m.-2 p.m. | Saturday- Statesboro Farmer’s Market- 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
“The one ingredient we have that other don’t is love. We treat our customers like family and love what we do.
This is our dream,” Louis surmises. Road-Tisserie may be reached by dialing 912-425-3329.
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