As of May 16, 2024, Columbus H Alderman III did not have a website and did not complete our questionnaire.

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This is Columbus H. Alderman's first entry into politics. 

As of June 2, 2025, Columbus H Alderman III did not have a website or any information online.

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Columbus H Alderman III

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Greg went to Peach County High School and received a degree in social studies education from Kentucky State University. He currently lives in Macon, Georgia with his wife and three children.

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Greg is the co-founder and owner of Lineage Farms LLLP. He also currently works as a StateFarm insurance agent. Greg was a world history teacher, football, and track coach for the Houston County Board of Education. 


Greg Street's campaign for county commissioner is his first entry into politics.

As of June 2, 2025, Greg Street did not have a website or any information online.

Said, "I've decided to run as an Independent because I want to serve & represent "ALL" the citizens of Peach County without being held to a singular political ideology."

- Said, "I've decided to run as an Independent because I want to serve & represent "ALL" the citizens of Peach County without being held to a singular political ideology."

As of June 2, 2025, Greg Street did not have a website.

Supports the use of guns for hunting and fishing.

- Supports the use of guns for hunting and fishing.

Greg Street

Wade  received an International Sport Science Associations Master Trainer Degree from Montezuma Amish Mennonite School and a Master Trainer Certificate from International Sports Sciences. 

Wade is the owner of Wade Yoder Storage Buildings LLC, Valley Athletic Club, and the Garden Bowl restaurant. He has also been a board member of the Peach Regional Chamber of Commerce since 2012. 

Wade L. Yoder is currently the County Commissioner in Peach County. He was elected in 2017 and has served 2 terms. 

Wants to create 1-2 more convenience centers for recycling.

- Wants to create 1-2 more convenience centers for recycling.

Supports the Peach County Regional Workforce Development Center of Central Georgia Technical College.

Wants to "increase commerce by increasing the amount of people coming into [Peach] county...[by] looking for ways that businesses can service the I-75 Corridor....[because] these customers leave a lot of sales tax revenue in the county, that is shared between, county, and city governments in Peach County."

- Supports the Peach County Regional Workforce Development Center of Central Georgia Technical College.
- Wants to "increase commerce by increasing the amount of people coming into [Peach] county...[by] looking for ways that businesses can service the I-75 Corridor....[because] these customers leave a lot of sales tax revenue in the county, that is shared between, county, and city governments in Peach County."

As of June 2, 2025, Wade L. Yoder’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Wants to improve mental health through creation of a Mental Health Task Force and support for the Rural Recovery Rally, a program for those struggling with addiction.

- Wants to improve mental health through creation of a Mental Health Task Force and support for the Rural Recovery Rally, a program for those struggling with addiction.

Wants to "form a partnership between the Peach County, Fort Valley, Byron for Special Tax Districts."

- Wants to "form a partnership between the Peach County, Fort Valley, Byron for Special Tax Districts."

Wants to continue paving new highways such as the I-75 connector and create easier traffic patterns, specifically on the railroad bottleneck in Fort Valley.

- Wants to continue paving new highways such as the I-75 connector and create easier traffic patterns, specifically on the railroad bottleneck in Fort Valley.

Wade L. Yoder

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