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…
Harris Pleads Not Guilty in Death of Son…
MARIETTA -- Justin Ross Harris, accused of deliberately leaving his son inside his vehicle to die from overheating, has pleaded not guilty to the eight felony charges against him. Harris has been held without bond since…
Deal Kicks off Early Voting with ‘Friends’
Eric Baker, Valdosta Today: VALDOSTA—Touting his administration’s successes in education, Georgia’s criminal justice system, and deepening the Savannah River channel, Republican Governor Nathan Deal kicked off the general election’s early voting season with a campaign…
UGA Fraternity Faces Criminal Charges
ATHENS -- Criminal charges may be forthcoming for a University of Georgia fraternity involved in a hazing incident. The Athens Banner-Herald is reporting the Theta Chi chapter of the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity forced pledges…
Georgia News Capsule
Georgia News Network: COBB PRISONER CLAIMING EBOLA CHARGED MARIETTA -- The Cobb County prisoner who claimed to have the Ebola virus after his arrest for DUI is being accused of lying. Harry Randall Withers was…
Blazers Dominate No. 21 West Georgia in 40-6…
VALDOSTA -- Valdosta State dominated every phase of the game as the Blazers defeated 21st-ranked West Georgia 40-6 in Gulf South Conference football action at Bazemore-Hyder Stadium Saturday afternoon. With the victory, Valdosta State, which…
Lane Closures on US 319
MOULTRIE -- Traffic traveling in both directions has been restricted on U.S. 319. The shift will result in a single open lane on the northbound side and a single open lane on the southbound side. The…
October Agritourism Month in Georgia
ATLANTA -- In recognition of the vital role that the agritourism industry plays in Georgia’s economy, Gov. Nathan Deal proclaimed October as Agritourism Month in Georgia. Agritourism, an experience that combines the state’s top two…
Perdue Explains Outsourcing, “I’m Proud of It”
ATLANTA -- In a race that many times has lacked a true understanding of candidate positions and experience, U.S. Senate candidate David Perdue has faced questions regarding his business past. At first glance (or through…