THOMASVILLE, Ga. - Thomas County Sheriff’s Office arrested a man on multiple drug charges after it was discovered that he was using a pill press to make fake Xanax, according to WALB. According to the…
One killed in Thomas County Crash
Image by WCTV/Jessica Stanfield THOMAS Co. - The Thomas County Sheriff's Office confirms that at least one person is dead following a two-vehicle crash. Authorities say the crash happened around 2:40 p.m. Thursday. The northbound…
Brooks Co. man survives eight days trapped under…
BROOKS Co. - A Brooks County man is recovering this week after being trapped in a ditch underneath his motorcycle for more than a week. Roland Howard Goff, 63, fought for survival for eight days…
Eric Sheppard addresses VSU students during video conference…
// Eric Sheppard speaks at VSU tonight. Facebook Video Posted by Kameron J Copeland on Tuesday, April 5, 2016 (UPDATE 12:00 p.m. - The Facebook user who posted the video has made it private, and…
Community Supports Harvest For Hunger
Recently, the Black Crow Media radio stations teamed up with O'Steen Subaru of Valdosta to create Harvest For Hunger; a food collection drive to benefit the Hungry At Home group during the Thanksgiving holiday. Hungry…
Winnersville 2015 Events
The Black Crow Media radio stations have teamed up with O'Steen of Valdosta and Steel's Jewelry to present two great Winnersville events! Winnersville Friday, October 30th 7am - 9am: Steel's Jewelry Winnersville Battle It's Wildcat fans vs. Viking fans for…
Bulldogs Radio Moves To WVGA
This Saturday (9/26/15) marks a move to WVGA Newstalk 105.9 for Georgia Bulldogs radio in Valdosta. The Georgia Bulldogs Sports Network from IMG has been broadcasting on WWRQ Rock 108 in Valdosta for over 5 years.…
It’s that time of year again!
The Black Crow Media sales team is out selling football. Look for them to stop in today to get you signed up!!!!! If you don't see them, call your sales rep today. Valdosta Wildcats and Lowndes Vikings…
Valdosta > Former Deputy Sentenced in Hispanic Conspiracy…
VALDOSTA -- A judge sentenced a former Lowndes County Sheriff's deputy for his role in a conspiracy to steal money from Hispanic drivers. Jason Stacks, 29 was sentenced to serve 21 months in prison and two…








