Charlotte Reames is a news reporter for Valley Time, focusing on local news in West Point, Georgia. She covers a wide range of topics including community events, education, local businesses, and human interest stories. Charlotte's work aims to inform and engage the residents of West Point by providing them with relevant and timely news.
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Charlotte Reames focuses on local news, community events, education, public safety, and government in the United States with a specific focus on Georgia and West Point. She predominantly covers government announcements and event coverage related to education, government & politics, family & relationships.
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The Alabama Gaming bill, which was tweaked by the Senate and passed in the House, has stalled in the Senate.
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A Chattahoochee Humane Society staff member will tell you that any time of year is a good time to adopt a pet and give it a forever home. But for the next two weeks, it is an especially good time to visit the shelter while the Bissell Empty the Shelter event is going on.
By: Charlotte Reames
With the primary elections past, the Chambers County Democrat and Republican candidates will be facing off for the election in November.
LaFayette Main Street held an Urban Development Plan meeting at the LaFayette First Baptist on Tuesday night in partnership with Auburn University's Urban Design Studio.
The Chambers County School District recognized their teacher and staff retirees during a special school board meeting on Monday night.
Several local business owners presented their proposed renovations to storefronts in downtown LaFayette at the Historic Preservation Board meeting on Monday night.
After their instructor retires at the end of this year, the cosmetology program will be leaving Inspire Academy, Chambers County School District's Career and Technical Education center, and it likely won't be the last.
With Tourism Month in full swing, the Alabama Welcome Center in Lanett hosted the annual Tourism Day event at the center. Tourism Day is hosted by the Alabama Tourism and Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) and is sponsored by many local businesses on both sides of the state line between Alabama and Georgia.
By: Charlotte Reames
LaFayette's city council addressed a growing concern over dilapidated and abandoned structures around the city during the council meeting on Monday night. In all, Code Enforcement Officer Kim Langley presented 17 homes that had either fallen into disrepair, burned down or were abandoned and no longer in livable condition.
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