Walthourville happenings

The U.S. Department of Agricultures rural development review team visited Walthourvilles city office Aug. 2. Pictured from left: team members Terri Sneed of Nashville, Tenn.; Angilla Denton of Carson City, Nev.; and Ricky Sweat of Baxley; Walthourville city clerk Juanita Johnson; team member Joyce Taylor of Washington, D.C.; Walthourville Mayor Daisy S. Pray; and team members Matthew Miller and Donna Carter of Washington, D.C. - photo by Photo provided.

0819 WaltUSDA — The U.S. Department of Agricultures rural development review team visited Walthourvilles city office Aug. 2. Pictured from left: team members Terri Sneed of Nashville, Tenn.; Angilla Denton of Carson City, Nev.; and Ricky Sweat of Baxley; Walthourville city clerk Juanita Johnson; team member Joyce Taylor of Washington, D.C.; Walthourville Mayor Daisy S. Pray; and team members Matthew Miller and Donna Carter of Washington, D.C. - photo by Photo provided.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s rural development review team visited Walthourville’s city office Aug. 2. The team conducted assessments, toured the building at 222 Busbee St. and met with city officials. The department attempts to increase rural residents’ economic opportunities and improve quality of life. The team gave high accolades to the city.

Meanwhile, the Walthourville Senior Citizens traveled to Savannah on July 31 to secure funding for their senior program. Trip attendees were Walthourville Mayor Daisy S. Pray; Mayor Pro Tem Patricia Green; city employee Crystal Tilley; Walthourville Police Chief Tracy McFadden; senior group President Frank Carter; and senior group members Charity Bernard, Linda Cooper, Barbara Jackson, Marshall Utley and Lana Walthour.

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