American Legion Post 233 in Loganville has installed a new leadership team led by Commander "Military Mike" Madsen. The new officers and executive committee are focused on strengthening the Post, expanding support and resources for local veterans, and increasing the organization's involvement throughout the Loganville community. Their vision aims to build a stronger American Legion while continuing its tradition of service to veterans and the community.

The Loganville Police Department is inviting the community to take part in the 12th Annual Donut Dash 5K on Saturday, September 19, in support of Walton County Special Olympics. The family-friendly event welcomes runners and walkers of all ages, with proceeds helping provide year-round athletic opportunities for local athletes with intellectual disabilities. Registration is now open, with early registrants guaranteed an event T-shirt while supplies last.

Piedmont Primary Care at Monroe Pavilion has welcomed Dr. Oyovwike Sandra Amedu, a board-certified internal medicine physician who is now accepting new patients in Walton County. With a focus on preventive care, women's health, weight management, and chronic disease management, Dr. Amedu is committed to helping patients build healthier lives through personalized, long-term care. She completed her residency at Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center and joins the growing primary care team serving the Monroe community.