VALDOSTA — The Quality of Life Association celebrates black history month with a narrated living timeline showcasing many famous Black history figures of yesterday and today. The fundraising event titled, “All Shades Art Exhibit and…
Local Citizens honored at July 16 Photo Contest…
City of Valdosta Press Release: Valdosta Mayor John Gayle and Coleman Talley representative Russ Henry announced the winners of the 10th Annual Valdosta People’s Choice Photo Contest at an Awards Reception at the Annette Howell…
“Make & Take” Rain Barrel Lunch and Learn…
City of Valdosta Press Release: On Friday July 13, The City of Valdosta Stormwater Division held a “Make & Take” Rain Barrel Lunch and Learn to inform citizens about the use of Rain Barrels as…
Sewer Main Repair / Road Repair at 1522…
City of Valdosta Press Release: The City of Valdosta Utilities Department will be closing the 1500 Block of N Oak Street from Baytree Road (at Valdosta State University) to West College Street on Thursday, July…
City begins third year of Great Promise Partnership…
City of Valdosta Press Release: On July 5, Valdosta High School juniors and seniors embarked on a career training experience of a lifetime with the City of Valdosta as part of the Great Promise Partnership…
VFD Sergeant Ken Taylor honored as the July…
City of Valdosta Press Release: Valdosta Mayor John Gayle and Valdosta Fire Department Chief Freddie Broome honored Sergeant Ken Taylor as the July 2018 Employee of the Month at the July 5 City Council meeting.…
City announces sanitation rate increase
City of Valdosta Press Release: Beginning August 1, residential sanitation customers will see an adjustment in their sanitation rates. The current rates for residential sanitation customers will be adjusted an additional $2.50 per month, which…
Mayor Gayle Reads Across Valdosta
City of Valdosta Press Release: School is out for the summer but the efforts to encourage young students to read is year round. This summer, Valdosta Mayor John Gayle is reading to children in the…
Citizens urged to play an active role in…
City of Valdosta Press Release: Recent heavy rains have provided additional breeding grounds for new mosquito populations across our city and region. Since mosquitoes need standing water in which to develop—from egg to larva to…