GEORGIA — A new survey finds 58% of Georgia women feel mentally overwhelmed at least a few times each month. Release: A new national survey finds 58% of women in Georgia feel mentally overwhelmed at…
Lowndes Co. Officials warn community after rabies attack
LOWNDES Co. - Lowndes County officials are urging caution around wildlife and stray animals after a Lake Park family was attacked Thursday by a fox with rabies. Officials said to avoid leaving cat or dog…
Man charged with arson after house fire
THOMAS Co. - A Thomas County man is in jail after allegedly setting fire to his own house. William Stacey Stout has been charged with first degree arson after his home was severely damaged by…
Morning News Briefs for 5-23-17
An eye witness who was to testify against two associates of the Street Gang the Westside Rattlers in Albany has refused to give their testimony. Desmond Warren and Farrell Hicks are charged with 26 counts…
Bush Wealth Management Announces 2017 Scholarship Winner
VALDOSTA – Bush Wealth Management is proud to announce Sarah Lee, a graduate of Lowndes High School, as the recipient of their 2017 scholarship. Sarah’s essay on financial planning and many high school accomplishments rose…
Tips to grill safely this summer
LOWNDES Co. - Grilling during the summer time is a fun and exciting activity, but we should not forget about fire safety. Agent Melissa Norris of Southern Insurance Agency is teaming up with the Georgia Arson…
Georgia wildfire stalls for days after rain, now…
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WCTV) - A vast wildfire near the Georgia-Florida state line has sputtered and stalled for days, giving firefighters their best chance yet to stop the flames from advancing near the southern edge of…
Morning News Briefs for 5-22-17
Residents of Lanier County have a new health care facility thanks to the efforts of Jeffery and Kristen Ley. The operation is located in the property that formerly served the Bethel Baptist Church on Highway…
Georgia Child Fatality Review Program Conducts Suicide Prevention…
DECATUR, Ga. – After 14 children took their own lives in the past two months alone, the Georgia Child Fatality Review (GCFR) Program’s initiative to train in this area has new urgency. GCFR, in partnership…