Kathy Hilt is a journalist based in Vidalia, Georgia, and writes for Southeast Georgia Today. Her articles primarily focus on local news and events in the Vidalia area, covering topics such as community events, government updates, and human interest stories. Kathy is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of Southeast Georgia.
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Kathy Hilt's articles predominantly focus on local news, community events, government updates, and obituaries in the Vidalia area of Georgia. Her coverage attributes indicate that she frequently covers profile features, event coverage, press releases and government announcements.
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The Toombs County Sheriff's Office issued a BOLO (Be On the Look Out) Tuesday morning for Timothy Shane Murry
Submitted by Barry L. Paschal, PAO U.S. Attorney's Office - Southern District of Georgia
By: Kathy Hilt, Jeff Raiford, Bob Roberts, Jim Perry
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The Vidalia Onion Festival Committee is excited to announce the 2025 Vidalia Onion Festival Concerts, featuring an incredible lineup of country music stars set to captivate audiences on Friday and Saturday nights.
By: Jeff Raiford, Bob Roberts, Jim Perry, Kathy Hilt
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Vidalia Police Department reports the following arrests:
Mike Young, Emergency Services Education Instructor, has been awarded Southeastern Technical College’s (STC) Rick Perkins Instructor of the Year, and Jason Colbert, an Associate of Science in Nursing student from Toombs County, has been named as the College’s winner of the Georgia Occupational Award of Leadership (GOAL).
Mr. Chris Barrow, age 55, of Lyons, died Wednesday, January 22, 2025, at Memorial Health Meadows Hospital in Vidalia after a sudden illness. He was born in Candler County, lived in Laurens County many years, attended East Laurens High School, and moved to Lyons in 1990. He was a carpenter, and worked with Bonanza Mobile Home in East Dublin. Chris was Church of God by faith, and he enjoyed his cat, fishing, feeding birds and squirrels in his backyard. His parents, Jimmy Barrow and Barbara Brannen Barrow, precede him in death.
By: Kathy Hilt
The Sandersville Police Department is investigating the death of a man found unconscious in the yard last Monday morning.
Sueko Taira Schumacher, age 82, of Vidalia, died Wednesday, January 29, 2025, at Memorial Health Meadows Hospital in Vidalia following an extended illness. She was born in the Marina Islands, and she grew up in Okinawa, where she called home. She married her husband who was in the Air Force and they lived in several parts of the U.S., including Alaska, California, where she lived for many years, and Colorado before moving to Vidalia three years ago. While living in Alaska, she worked for the Department of Defense. She enjoyed traveling, sewing, rose gardening, and Japanese music. A son, Johnny Gordon Schumacher; parents, Jiro Taira and Toshi Arakake Taira; and brother, Fumioeo Taira, precede her in death.
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