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• ATC will be closed Monday, May 28th, in honor of Memorial Day! Hope everyone has...
• Variably cloudy with a few showers and thunderstorms this afternoon
• Capital Region weather forecast: warm and humid holiday weekend in store
• New York biker events, May 25-27
• Mix of clouds and sun with a spotty shower or thunderstorm this afternoon
• Capital Region weather forecast: warmer and more humid weather on the way
• Don't forget - our newly designed Titans Cafe opened yesterday! Stop by breakfas...
• Yahoo!!!!! Phillip did it!!!!!!!!!! This is amazing!!!!!!!!
• Becoming partly sunny and warm with a chance of showers and thunderstorms
• Today is the first day of summer semester! If you still haven't registered, come...
• Capital Region weather forecast: warm and humid weather on the way
• VOTE! VOTE! VOTE! We are pulling for you here in SWGA, Phillip!!
• Continued unsettled with occasional showers and a possible thunderstorm
• Capital Region weather forecast: unsettled weather now leads to hot weekend
• Don't forget .... SUMMER SEMESTER CLASSES begin TOMORROW (Wednesday, May 23rd)!...
• ABATE NY Freedom Rally 2012
• Increasing clouds with showers and even a thunderstorm possible late
• Capital Region weather forecast: unsettled weather through midweek
• Nationwide Heat safety awareness day coming up: prepare for the heat of summer
• Capital Region weather forecast: summer like warmth to close out the weekend
• Mostly sunny and very warm in Albany
• Storm summary: severe weather visits the Capital Region
• Mostly sunny and pleasant with very warm temperatures
• Capital Region weather forecast: a taste of summer over the weekend
• Bikers Against Discrimination membership drive in Western NY this weekend!
• Bikers Against Discrimination membership drive in Western NY this weekend!
• Mostly sunny and nice with warmer temperatures
• ATC will open our newly designed Titans Cafe on Monday, May 21st, with a ribbon...
• Capital Region weather forecast: high pressure to bring summer-like warmth
• Woohoo! Phillip is in the finale!!!!
• New York biker events, May 18-20
• Mostly sunny and pleasant, much less humid
• Hope everyone voted last night!! It's getting down to the wire and we are pullin...
• Capital Region weather forecast: high pressure to bring dry and warm weather
• Becoming partly sunny with severe thunderstorms this afternoon
• Capital Region may experience some severe thunderstorms on Wednesday
• Capital Region may experience some severe thunderstorms on Wednesday
• Capital Region weather forecast: strong to locally severe storms possible today
• Heavy rain at times, with a thunderstorm also possible this afternoon
• Capital Region weather forecast: stationary front keeps weather unsettled
• Stationary frontal boundary brings occasional showers with heavy rain tonight
• Capital Region weather forecast: unsettled weather persists through midweek
• Partly sunny and very warm with a slight chance of showers late
• Capital Region weather forecast: unsettled weather returns for the work week
• Capital Region weather forecast: Dry and warm weather for Tulip Fest
• Mostly sunny and very warm with breezy conditions this afternoon
• Mostly sunny and a bit warmer but still breezy
• Capital Region weather forecast: warming & drying trend for the weekend
• Woohoo, Phillip Phillips!! We are so proud of you and can't wait to see you Satu...
• New York biker events, May 11-13
• New York biker events, May 11-13
• Variably cloudy with some sun and becoming breezy with a chance of showers
• Capital Region weather forecast; unsettled weather stabilizes by the weekend
• The gloves come off
• 35 years ago today, a May snowstorm slammed parts of New York
• Don't forget to watch Idol tonight and vote for your favorite, which we hope is...
• Summer term classes begin May 23rd! Don't wait - if you haven't already register...
• Albany Technical College and Albany State University Enter Agreement with Fire S...
• Morning clouds and drizzle, then some sun with showers and storms this afternoon
• Capital Region weather forecast for May 9, 2012
• April 2012 Capital Region weather in review ; warm middle, chilly on the ends!
• Breezy and cooler with rain likely, heavy at times through this evening
• Capital Region weather forecast for May 8, 2012
• Some sun early with increasing clouds and showers developing late
• Capital Region weather forecast for May 7, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for May 7, 2012
• The MSF “not for THIS beginner” class
• Partly sunny and pleasant for Albany on north with clouds lingering to the south
• Capital Region weather forecast for May 6, 2012
• Rainy weather will likely greet President Obama's visit to Albany
• Capital Region weather forecast for May 5, 2012
• Morning clouds giving way to partly sunny skies this afternoon and breezy
• Morning clouds and warmer with a chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms
• Phil Phillips is in it to win it! Woohoo!!!!
• Capital Region weather forecast for May 4, 2012
• Mostly cloudy skies and a bit warmer with some sun possible by afternoon
• New York biker events, May 4-6
• New York biker events, May 4-6
• Congrats to our own Tocarro Davis, Student Affairs Coordinator at our Randolph C...
• Don't forget .... SUMMER SEMESTER CLASSES BEGIN MAY 23RD! If you haven't already...
• Phillip Phillips did FANTASTIC last night! Hope everyone voted!
• Capital Region weather forecast for May 3, 2012
• Mostly cloudy and seasonable with a shower possible this afternoon
• Capital Region weather forecast for May 2, 2012
• Showers tapering off with mostly cloudy skies and improving conditions
• Capital Region weather forecast for May 1, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for May 1, 2012
• Partly sunny and milder with increasing clouds this afternoon
• Capital Region weather forecast for April 30, 2012
• Chilly Capital Region night in store ; freeze warnings posted
• Mostly sunny and becoming a bit breezy
• Capital Region weather forecast for April 29, 2012
• Anotther chilly Capital Region night in store ; freeze warnings once again poste
• Albany legislators urge residents to use DEA's "Take Back" drug program
• Capital Region weather forecast for April 28, 2012
• Mostly sunny and seasonably cool with a few passing afternoon clouds
• New York biker events, April 27-29
• Another congrats to those students attending the 2012 International Career Devel...
• Also, congrats to our Instructor of the Year, Mrs. Linda Cauley, who teaches den...
• Ivey didn't win the state competition, but we are so, so proud of her anyway! Sh...
• Increasing sunshine and very windy with a few higher terrain snow showers
• Capital Region weather forecast for April 27, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for April 27, 2012
• Series of near to sub-freezing nights in store ; freeze warnings issued
• First ADHD support group opens in Albany, NY
• Increasing clouds with rain developing late this afternoon and evening
• Capital Region weather forecast for April 26, 2012
• Congrats to our own Ivey Norton for being one of the GOAL finalists tonight in A...
• Variably cloudy and cool with a few rain or snow showers still possible
• Capital Region weather forecast for April 25, 2012
• Brisk and chilly with scattered showers possible this afternoon, especially west
• Capital Region weather forecast for April 24, 2012
• Our Healthcare Technology programs will hold a Capping & Pinning Ceremony tomorr...
• Mostly cloudy with a chance of a few afternoon showers
• Capital Region weather forecast for April 23, 2012
• Soldiers of Redemption MC Host a Rockin' Spring Breakout Party!
• Students - don't forget ... Tomorrow is a state holiday, so no classes and the c...
• Hells Angels Troy NY Bike Blessing 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for April 22, 2012
• Cloudy and cool with rain developing this afternoon and becoming heavy at times
• Threat of significant rainfall across Capital Region increasing over the weekend
• Capital Region weather forecast for April 21, 2012
• Increasing clouds with rain and thunder developing by this afternoon
• Warm and breezy with a mix of clouds and sun
• Warm and breezy with a mix of clouds and sun
• Capital Region weather forecast for April 20, 2012
• Way to go, Phillip Phillips!!
• Check out the Spring Fling photo gallery on our website ...
• New York biker events, April 20-22
• Mostly sunny and warmer with a few clouds late in the day
• Capital Region weather forecast for April 19, 2012
• Attention Day Students: SPRING FLING is tomorrow from 10am to 2pm. Remember curr...
• Don't forget to watch American Idol tonight and vote for Phillip Phillips! ATC i...
• Variably cloudy with filtered sunshine and seasonably mild
• Capital Region weather forecast for April 18, 2012
• ATC Spring Fling for our evening students will be held tonight from 6-8pm in the...
• Mostly sunny and much cooler with breezy conditions, critical fire weather
• Capital Region weather forecast for April 17, 2012
• Capital Region deals with threat of fire danger and then frost potential
• Albany to upgrade Doppler radar to dual-pol in late April
• Albany breaks record high, earliest ever to hit 90 degrees
• Mostly sunny, breezy and hot with a red flag warning for Albany
• Capital Region weather forecast for Monday April 16, 2012
• Despite showers of yesterday, Capital Region fire potential still high
• Mostly cloudy and mild with an isolated afternoon shower
• Capital Region weather forecast for Sunday April 15, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for Saturday April 14, 2012
• Sunshine giving way to increasing clouds and mild
• Sunshine giving way to increasing clouds and mild
• Bikers are welcome for free wine tasting, April 14 at Sand Creek Wine & Liquor!
• Mostly sunny and becoming milder, but breezy by afternoon
• Mostly sunny and becoming milder, but breezy by afternoon
• Capital Region weather forecast for Friday April 13, 2012
• New York biker events, April 13-15
• Variably cloudy skies and milder with still a chance of a shower
• Capital Region weather forecast for Thursday April 12, 2012
• VOTE for Phillip Phillips! Just text VOTE to 5706! Another great performance ton...
• Don't forget to watch American Idol tonight and cast your vote for our own Phill...
• A Santalucia on a Harley!
• A Santalucia on a Harley!
• Increasing clouds and a bit breezy with a shower possible this afternoon
• Capital Region weather forecast for Wednesday April 11, 2012
• Albany growing season to begin on April 15th
• Continued mostly cloudy and seasonable with a slight chance of showers
• Capital Region weather forecast for Tuesday April 10, 2012
• Devils' Gionta scores first NHL goal
• Albany Weather Examiner up for Times Union top local media honors
• Cloudy and windy with a few showers possible in Albany
• Capital Region weather forecast for Monday April 9, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for Sunday April 8, 2012
• Mostly sunny and pleasant for Easter with increasing high clouds late
• Fire danger remains elevated across portions of the Capital Region on Easter
• Capital Region weather forecast for Saturday April 7, 2012
• Critical fire weather conditions prompt warnings from National Weather Service
• Mostly sunny and a bit breezy with comfortable temperatures
• Mostly sunny and breezy with seasonably cool temperatures
• Capital Region weather forecast for Friday April 6, 2012
• New York biker events, April 6-8
• Morning clouds, then becoming partly sunny and breezy
• Capital Region weather forecast for Thursday April 5, 2012
• Partly sunny and windy with red flag conditions for Albany
• Capital Region weather forecast for Wednesday April 4, 2012
• Fire weather conditions forecast today for the Capital Region ; prompts warnings
• Can't believe it's already April! Don't forget to register for summer semester N...
• Mostly sunny and breezy but turning milder
• Becoming mostly sunny and breezy with quieter weather for Albany
• Capital Region weather forecast for Monday April 2, 2012
• Albany records warmest March ever, records date back to 1820
• March 2012 Capital Region weather in review: Warmest March on record in Albany
• Capital Region weather forecast for Sunday April 1, 2012
• Cloudy and cool with scattered showers developing
• Capital Region weather forecast for Saturday March 31, 2012
• Morning flurries and sprinkles, otherwise mostly cloudy and cool
• Mostly sunny and chilly with increasing clouds late and some snow tonight
• New York biker events, March 30 – April 1
• Capital Region weather forecast for Friday March 30, 2012
• Congrats to Phillip Phillips again this week! Another awesome performance! Keep...
• Spirit of Bikers Radio Show "Black Sabbath Special," April 1, 2012
• Cloudy with a few morning showers and some breaks of sun this afternoon
• Capital Region weather forecast for Thursday March 29, 2012
• Devils sign David Wohlberg to amateur tryout
• Cloudy and milder with occasional showers and a thunderstorm also possible
• Capital Region weather forecast for Wednesday March 28, 2012
• Mostly sunny and chilly with increasing clouds late
• Capital Region weather forecast for Tuesday March 27, 2012
• Fire weather watch issued for Capital Region on Tuesday
• Becoming mostly sunny and much colder with windy conditions
• Capital Region weather forecast for Monday March 26, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for Sunday March 25, 2012
• Showers tapering off with mostly cloudy skies lingering
• Capital Region weather forecast for Saturday March 24, 2012
• Increasing clouds and cooler with showers developing late
• New York biker events, March 23-25
• Partly sunny and not as warm but still mild in Albany
• Partly sunny and not as warm but still mild in Albany
• Capital Region weather forecast for Friday March 23, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for Friday March 23, 2012
• Mostly sunny and continued very warm with a record high possible
• Capital Region weather forecast for Thursday March 22, 2012
• For all you Phillip Phillips fans ... You can purchase yard signs in support of...
• Some morning fog and clouds, then sunny with more record warmth
• Capital Region weather forecast for Wednesday March 21, 2012
• Register now for Summer Semester! You can find the latest schedule on our websit...
• National Technical Honors Society at ATC will hold an induction ceremony for new...
• Albany ties record for most records broken in a month
• Thanks to all the students who attended the Financial Aid Awareness Day today! W...
• NY Rider Magazine reps to meet with NYS Senator re motorcycle safety awareness!
• Spring begins with sunny skies and record warmth continuing
• Capital Region weather forecast for Tuesday March 20, 2012
• Partly sunny with near record warmth and an isolated PM shower or thunderstorm
• Capital Region weather forecast for Monday March 19, 2012
• Some morning low clouds, then turning sunny with record warm temperatures
• Capital Region weather forecast for Sunday March 18, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for Saturday March 17, 2012
• Morning clouds and fog with afternoon sunshine and warmer temperatures
• Keep those votes for Phillip Phillips coming in!
• Cloudy with showers likely and a rumble of thunder possible, clearing late
• Cloudy with showers likely and a rumble of thunder possible, clearing late
• Capital Region weather forecast for Friday March 16, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for Friday March 16, 2012
• New York biker events, March 16-18
• New York biker events, March 16-18
• Mix of clouds and sun and mild with chance of isolated showers and thunder
• Capital Region weather forecast for Thursday March 15, 2012
• Mostly sunny skies and a bit breezy but still unseasonably mild for March
• Capital Region weather forecast for Wednesday March 14, 2012
• NWS Albany announces spring Skywarn classes
• Spring like temperatures to continue with an isolated shower or thunderstorm
• Capital Region weather forecast for Tuesday March 13, 2012
• Partly sunny and very mild with increasing clouds late
• Capital Region weather forecast for Monday March 12, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for Sunday March 11, 2012
• Mostly sunny and turning mild to close out the weekend
• Mostly sunny and seasonably cold with warmer weather on the way next week
• Capital Region weather forecast for Saturday March 10, 2012
• Actor Gary Sinise to join escort of local soldier to Albany Armory, March 12
• Increasing clouds and much colder with snow showers late
• Capital Region weather forecast for Friday March 9, 2012
• Increasing clouds and very mild with showers late
• Capital Region weather forecast for Thursday March 8, 2012
• Registration for summer term is underway already! Register early before classes...
• Phil Phillips rocked tonight with Superstition! Come on all you ATC FB fans ......
• Mostly sunny skies and turning very mild for Albany
• Capital Region weather forecast for Wednesday March 7, 2012
• Sunny skies with some increasing high clouds and continued chilly
• Capital Region weather forecast for Tuesday March 6, 2012
• Mostly sunny but cold and a bit breezy at times
• Capital Region weather forecast for Monday March 5, 2012
• February 2012 Capital Region weather summary
• Increasing clouds with slight chance of snow showers late
• Capital Region weather forecast for Sunday March 4, 2012
• Our dedicated group at Our water station today! Thanks team for making it and be...
• Morning clouds and drizzle will give way to partly sunny skies
• Mostly cloudy and cool with a brief break between storm systems
• Remember C- term for spring semester starts Monday , March 5th , so register tod...
• Who is running in the Albany Marathon tomorrow? ATC will host a water station at...
• ATC congratulates Phil Phillips for making it again! For those of you who don't...
• New York biker events, March 2-4
• Snow continues with additional light accumulations possible
• Capital Region weather forecast for Thursday March 1, 2012
• Albany will likely avoid least snowiest February on record thanks to Leap Year
• Cloudy with snow developing by early afternoon, significant accumulations likely
• Capital Region weather forecast for Wednesday February 29, 2012
• Old Man Winter looks to return to the Capital Region ; Storm Warnings Posted
• Capital Region braces for potential wintry weather Wednesday & Thursday
• A-Devils to host American Cancer Society Night
• Winter storm watch continues for Capital Region, snow is on the way
• Increasing sunshine and cooler but a winter storm watch for mid-week
• Capital Region weather forecast for Tuesday February 28, 2012
• Motorcycle clubs open the house!
• Mostly cloudy with a rain or snow shower this afternoon from a clipper system
• Capital Region weather forecast for Sunday February 26, 2012
• High pressure will bring sunny skies and lighter winds to Albany
• Capital Region weather forecast for Saturday February 25, 2012
• Wind advisory upgraded to high wind warning for Capital Region
• Flurries and a mix of sun and clouds with a high wind warning for Albany
• Some morning flurries, but second round later today will be rain, windy late
• Capital Region weather forecast for Friday February 24, 2012
• Windy conditions forecast; prompts wind advisory issuance for Capital Region
• New York biker events, February 24-26
• Cloudy with a morning shower, then partial clearing with snow on the way tonight
• Capital Region weather forecast for Thursday February 23, 2012
• Albany to see a breezy day with mix of sun and clouds, milder temperatures
• Capital Region weather forecast for Wednesday February 22, 2012
• Increasing clouds with mild and above average temperatures to continue
• Capital Region weather forecast for Tuesday February 21, 2012
• The Ghost Rider in all of us
• Sunny skies and seasonable temperatures for Presidents' Day in Albany
• Capital Region weather forecast for Monday February 20, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for Sunday February 19, 2012
• A mostly sunny and seasonably cool Sunday for Albany
• Capital Region weather forecast for Saturday February 18, 2012
• Increasing clouds with afternoon rain and snow showers in Albany
• New York biker events, February 17-19
• Albany forecast for February 17, mostly sunny and breezy
• Capital Region weather forecast for Friday February 17, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for Thursday February 16, 2012
• Albany forecast for February 16, mostly cloudy with rain and snow likely late
• Capital Region weather forecast for Wednesday February 15, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for Tuesday February 14, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for Monday February 13, 2012
• Highwaymen MC 2012 Winter Blowout
• Capital Region weather forecast for Sunday February 12, 2012
• Arctic cold front to trigger a round of snow showers in Capital Region
• Capital Region weather forecast for Saturday February 11, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for Friday February 10, 2012
• Albany forecast for February 10, partly sunny and unseasonably mild
• New York biker events, February 10-12
• Albany forecast for February 9, mostly sunny and cool
• Capital Region weather forecast for Thursday February 9, 2012
• Albany Tech Drafting Student Wins Design Competition - Announcement Today! http...
• Capital Region weather forecast for Wednesday February 8, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for Tuesday February 7, 2012
• Albany forecast for February 7, mostly cloudy and cooler
• Capital Region weather forecast for Monday February 6, 2012
• The Hells Angels and their lobsters
• Capital Region weather forecast for Sunday February 5, 2012
• January 2012 Capital Region weather summary
• Capital Region weather forecast for Saturday February 4, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for Friday February 3, 2012
• Albany forecast for February 3, mostly sunny and seasonable
• New York biker events, February 3-5
• Albany forecast for February 2, partly sunny and much cooler
• Capital Region weather forecast for Wednesday February 1, 2012
• ATC will hold its annual GOAL/Perkins banquet tonight at 6pm in the Kirkland Con...
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday January 31, 2012
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday January 31, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for Monday January 30, 2012
• Spirit of Bikers radio show
• Albany forecast for January 30, becoming partly sunny with snow showers late
• Capital Region weather forecast for Sunday January 29, 2012
• Series of clipper systems to impact the Capital Region this weekend
• Capital Region weather forecast for Saturday January 28, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for Friday January 27, 2012
• New York biker events, January 27-29, 2012
• Albany forecast for January 27, rain likely and becoming very mild
• Albany forecast for January 26, mostly cloudy with rain and freezing rain late
• Capital Region weather forecast for Thursday January 26, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for Thursday January 26, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for Wednesday January 25, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for Tuesday January 24, 2012
• Capital Region weather forecast for Monday January 23, 2012
• Devils' Sova traded to Carolina
• Albany forecast for January 21, cold with snow ending this morning
• Winter Commencement Ceremony is tonight at 7pm at the Albany Civic Center! Our k...
• Congrats to Phil Phillips who made it to Hollywood on American Idol! Phil is one...
• Albany forecast for January 20, mostly sunny and cold
• Albany forecast for January 19, increasing clouds with snow showers late
• NYC Motorcycle Show, January 20-22 !
• Albany forecast for January 18, morning flurries then turning windy and colder
• CONGRATS TO OUR HONOR GRADUATES FROM TODAY'S PROGRAM!!
• Albany forecast for January 17, morning wintry mix then rain developing
• Albany forecast for January 15, sunny and very cold
• Capital Region weather forecast for Saturday January 14, 2011
• Albany forecast for January 14, morning flurries then partly sunny and cold
• ANNOUNCEMENTS: ATC will be closed in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birt...
• Albany forecast for January 13, becoming very windy and colder with squalls
• New York biker events, January 13-15
• Albany forecast for January 12, snow and wintry mix changing to rain
• Albany Weather Examiner nominated for 'Shorty Award' and you can vote
• Albany forecast for January 11, partly sunny and pleasant with clouds late
• Albany forecast for January 10, morning flurries and clouds then partly sunny
• First day of spring semester was today! Hope everyone had a great day! Welcome b...
• Albany forecast for January 9, mostly sunny and seasonably cool
• Capital Region weather forecast for Sunday January 8, 2012
• Albany forecast for January 8, morning clouds or flurries and cooler
• Albany forecast for January 7, partly sunny and unseasonably mild
• Albany forecast for January 6, partly sunny and becoming milder
• Bikers use BAM when they’re in a JAM !
• Albany forecast for January 5, partly sunny with a slight chance of snow showers
• Albany forecast for January 4, increasing clouds and still cold
• Happy New Year! ATC is open today and ready to start the new year! Don't forget...
• Capital Region weather forecast for Sunday January 1, 2012
• Magnitude 4.0 quake strikes Ohio, tremors felt in western New York
• A look back at the 2011 biker year in the Northeast !
• 2011 Capital Region yearly weather recap: Year of the unexpected
• Capital Region weather forecast for Saturday December 31, 2011
• 2011 Year in Review: Top 10 Capital Region weather events
• Winter weather advisories posted for north country
• Capital Region weather forecast for Friday December 30, 2011
• Albany forecast for December 30, morning flurries then mostly cloudy and milder
• New York biker events, December 30 – January 1
• Capital Region weather forecast for Thursday December 29, 2011
• Albany forecast for December 29, mostly sunny and cold
• What's in YOUR Minds Eye?
• Capital Region weather forecast for Wednesday December 28, 2011
• Capital Region weather forecast for Monday December 26, 2011
• Capital Region Christmas Day weather forecast for Sunday December 25, 2011
• Capital Region weather forecast for Saturday December 24, 2011
• Capital Region weather forecast for Friday December 23, 2011
• Albany forecast for December 23, mostly cloudy with morning rain and snow
• Remember our GED and Adult Education offices are also open on next Tuesday, Wedn...
• Albany Tech will be closed for the holidays Friday, Dec. 23rd and Monday, Dec. 2...
• 69ers MC "Action Jackson" guest-bartender TONIGHT at Humpy's!
• Capital Region weather forecast for Thursday December 22, 2011
• Albany forecast for December 22, partly sunny and mild as winter begins
• Capital Region weather forecast for Wednesday December 21, 2011
• Twelve Days of a Biker Christmas!
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday December 20, 2011
• Capital Region forecast for Monday December 19, 2011
• Still time to shop for your biker!!
• Capital Region forecast for Sunday December 18, 2011
• Capital Region forecast for Sunday December 18, 2011
• 2011 shaping up to be one of the wettest years on record in Albany, NY
• Capital Region forecast for Saturday December 17, 2011
• Capital Region forecast for Saturday December 17, 2011
• Announcement of Faith Community Outreach Center, Inc. New Location
• Albany forecast for December 16, becoming mostly sunny and breezy
• Is winter coming soon in upstate New York or is it canceled?
• Albany forecast for December 15, breezy and milder with occasional showers
• Congratulations to the Criminal Justice students who graduated today!
• Albany forecast for December 13, dry and seasonably cool
• Dreaming of a Red and White Christmas: HAMC Troy NY Holiday Party!
• Albany forecast for December 12, mostly sunny and seasonably cold
• Albany forecast for December 11, sunny and cold
• New York biker events, December 9-11
• Albany forecast for December 9, mostly cloudy and seasonably cool
• Albany forecast for December 8, becoming partly sunny and breezy
• Albany exceeds 50 inches of annual precipitation, now 4th wettest year ever
• Winter weather advisory for Capital Region
• Paul Jr. wins American Chopper biker build-off
• Albany forecast for December 7, cloudy with rain developing and snow late
• Dino Petrocelli in Vegas for American Chopper biker build-off
• Albany forecast for December 6, mild with scattered showers
• Great weekend destination for NY bikers
• We're gearing up for Spring Semester at ATC! Deadline for registration is Decemb...
• ATC Semi Rocked at Leesburg Christmas Parade this morning! If you didn't make it...
• A-Devils prepared for big weekend with 3 games
• New York biker events, December 2-4
• Albany forecast for December 2, partly sunny and breezy
• Albany forecast for December 1, mostly sunny and chilly
• Albany forecast for November 30, becoming partly sunny and a bit cooler
• Albany forecast for November 29, mostly cloudy with showers likely late
• Albany Weather Outlook: November 27-December 3
• Rolling Pride MC Benefit
• Jingle Bell Jog
• Albany forecast for November 26, partly sunny and mild
• Albany forecast for November 25, sunny and mild
• New York biker events, November 25-27
• Albany forecast for November 24, sunny with seasonable temperatures
• Wolf on a Harley?
• Albany forecast for November 22, partly sunny and chilly
• A biker's heart
• Albany forecast for November 21, becoming mostly sunny and colder
• Albany Weather Outlook: November 21-25
• Albany forecast for November 20, mostly cloudy and breezy
• Albany forecast for November 19, mostly sunny and seasonable
• Albany forecast for November 18, partly sunny with morning flurries
• New York biker events, November 18-20
• Albany Technical College and RS Thomas Training Associates, Inc. have collaborat...
• Albany forecast for November 17, mostly cloudy and cooler
• Albany forecast for November 16, cloudy with a chance of afternoon rain
• Albany forecast for November 15, morning clouds and showers then partly sunny
• Albany forecast for November 13, mostly cloudy and mild
• Albany forecast for November 12, becoming mostly sunny and seasonable
• New York biker events, November 11-13
• Albany forecast for November 11, breezy with scattered rain and snow showers
• A-Devs November 10th early season update
• Albany forecast for November 10, becoming cloudy with a chance of showers
• Hells Angels NY Halloween Parties
• Albany forecast for October 31, mostly sunny and cool
• Winter storm watches up for Capital Region, power outages likely
• Albany forecast for October 28, sunny and cold
• New York biker events, October 28-30
• Snow has made it to the valley floor, no accumulations yet
• Albany forecast for October 27, cold with rain changing to snow late
• Capital Region forecast for Wednesday October 26, 2011
• Texas and the Boozefighters!
• Albany forecast for October 25, mostly sunny and windy
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday October 25, 2011
• Capital Region forecast for Sunday October 23, 2011
• Albany forecast for October 22, becoming partly sunny and cool
• Albany forecast for October 21, mostly cloudy and cooler
• Albany forecast for October 20, morning showers with partly sunny skies later
• Over 50 southwest Georgia employers will participate in the Thirteenth Annual Fa...
• Albany forecast for October 19, mostly cloudy with rain developing
• Albany forecast for October 16, partly sunny and breezy with showers late
• NWS confirms a microburst hit Greenville on Friday with 95 mph winds
• Woodstock Animal Sanctuary holds ThanksLiving 6.0 October 16
• The Berkshire Vegan Network's Living Thanksgiving to take place on November 24
• New York biker events, October 14-16
• Albany forecast for October 14, showers likely with thunderstorms also possible
• Albany forecast for October 13, cloudy and cool with scattered showers
• Pianos and Motorcycles
• Albany forecast for October 11, mostly sunny and pleasant
• A-Devils drop home opener to Springfield
• Capital Region forecast for Sunday October 9, 2011
• Local vegan-friendly blogs
• Capital Region forecast for Saturday October 8, 2011
• Last minute fall vegan grilling with Gar-La-La
• The U.S. Department of Education has announced that nine TCSG colleges will shar...
• Schenectady Greenmarket features vegetarian cooking demo Sunday October 9th
• Albany forecast for October 7, sunny and a bit warmer
• Vegan choices at 7-Eleven stores in New York State
• Albany forecast for October 6, sunny and pleasant
• New York biker events, October 7-9
• Capital Region forecast for Thursday October 6, 2011
• Portions of Capital Region to see potential end to growing season by weekend
• Capital Region forecast for Wednesday October 5, 2011
• Freeze watches issued across central and southern New York
• "Biker chicks"
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday October 4, 2011
• Capital Region forecast for Monday October 3, 2011
• Vegan on a shoestring budget
• Capital Region forecast for Sunday October 2, 2011
• Albany forecast for October 2, mostly cloudy and cool with scattered showers
• Albany's Little Anthony's Pizzeria features large vegan menu
• Rainfall totals add up, top ten wettest years in Albany NY not out of reach
• Capital Region forecast for Saturday October 1, 2011
• Walk for Farm Animals in Albany slated for October 9th 2011
• New York biker events, September 30 - October 2
• Albany Technical College will hold a special 50th Anniversary Gala Celebration t...
• Albany forecast for September 30, partly sunny and breezy
• Albany forecast for September 29, showers with occasional heavy rain
• Albany forecast for September 26, becoming mostly sunny and warm
• Devils make first training camp cuts, 14 players sent to Albany
• Albany forecast for September 24, mostly cloudy with scattered showers
• A-Devils drop preseason opener to Rangers in OT
• NWS confirms weak EF-0 tornado in Glen on Thursday evening
• New York biker events, September 23-25
• Albany forecast for September 23, cloudy with showers likely late
• Albany forecast for September 22, cloudy and humid with scattered showers
• Albany forecast for September 21, morning fog and much warmer
• Albany Technical College President, Dr. Anthony Parker, will deliver a State of...
• Albany forecast for September 20, mostly cloudy with morning showers
• Catskill Mountain Thunder 2011
• Albany forecast for September 19, mostly sunny and mild
• Albany forecast for September 18, sunny and a bit milder
• Snickers Marathon Energy Bar Marathon And Half Marathon
• Albany forecast for September 17, mostly cloudy and cool
• Albany forecast for September 16, mostly sunny and rather cool
• New York biker events, September 16-18
• Capital Region forecast for Friday September 16, 2011
• Albany forecast for September 15, chilly with rain likely
• Chilly weekend airmass brings threat of frost to rural areas, higher elevations
• Capital Region forecast for Thursday September 15, 2011
• Albany forecast for September 14, becoming partly sunny and still mild
• Capital Region forecast for Wednesday September 14, 2011
• Albany forecast for September 13, partly sunny with thunderstorms north and west
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday September 13, 2011
• Albany forecast for September 12, warm with an isolated thunderstorms
• East Meets West and the Strength of America
• Capital Region forecast for Sunday September 11, 2011
• Albany forecast for September 11, partly sunny with a few afternoon showers
• Albany forecast for September 10, mostly sunny and pleasant
• Albany forecast for September 10, mostly sunny and pleasant
• On September 8th, the nation and the world celebrated International Literacy Day...
• Albany forecast for September 9, warmer with a mix of sun and clouds
• Capital Region forecast for Friday September 9, 2011
• New York biker events, September 9-11
• Albany forecast for September 8, occasional rain with continued flooding issues
• Flood watches & warnings continue as Capital Region gets drenched yet again
• Capital Region forecast for Thursday September 8, 2011
• Remnant moisture from Tropical Storm Lee floods upstate New York
• Plane crash in Russia involves KHL team, Devils' Vasyunov killed
• Season of the biker
• Capital Region forecast for Wednesday September 7, 2011
• Albany forecast for September 7, cool with rain
• Albany forecast for September 6, cloudy with occasional showers
• NWS officials confirm EF-1 tornado in Cranesville and West Glenville
• Capital Region forecast for Monday September 5, 2011
• Flash flood watch exapanded to include Capital Region
• Albany forecast for September 5, heavy rain and thunderstorms
• Tornado caught on tape on New York State Thruway
• Active weather possible across the Capital Region Sunday afternoon
• Albany forecast for September 4, warm with thunderstorms and heavy rain late
• Capital Region forecast for Sunday September 4, 2011
• Albany forecast for September 3, warm with an afternoon thunderstorm
• New York biker events, September 2-6
• Albany forecast for September 2, mix of sun and clouds
• Capital Region forecast for Friday September 2, 2011
• Albany forecast for September 1, partly sunny with an isolated thunderstorm
• Capital Region forecast for Thursday September 1, 2011
• Thank you, and can I have your email address?
• Albany forecast for August 31, mostly sunny and warm
• Capital Region forecast for Wednesday August 31, 2011
• Albany forecast for August 30, mostly sunny and seasonable
• An historic Humpy's photo shoot!
• Albany forecast for August 29, mostly sunny and pleasant
• Capital Region forecast for Monday August 29, 2011
• Irene's last gasp to pass through followed by time for recovery
• Irene's heavy rainfall exiting Capital Region ; flooding threat remains tonight
• Hudson Valley and Capital Region deal with flooding and damage from Irene
• Irene moves inland over southeastern New York as damage reports mount up
• Irene weakens to tropical storm but still very dangerous
• Irene's center bears down on New York City ; en route to New England
• Capital Region forecast for Sunday August 28, 2011
• Albany forecast for August 28, heavy rain and wind from Hurricane Irene
• Cuomo orders dam inspection after small quake in Albany county
• Irene bashes Outer Banks of North Carolina; Capital Region braces for impact
• Capital Region forecast for Saturday August 27, 2011
• Albany forecast for August 27, increasing clouds as Irene treks up the coast
• NWS Albany issues tropical storm watch for entire Capital Region
• Albany forecast for August 26, mostly sunny and pleasant with Irene approaching
• All eyes on Irene ; major tropical system threatens Capital Region by Sunday
• New York biker events, August 26-28
• Governor Cuomo declares state of emergency
• Albany forecast for August 25, showers and thunderstorms likely
• Albany forecast for August 24, mostly sunny and breezy
• Back to School for Albany - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Albany forecast for August 23, mostly sunny and pleasant
• Albany forecast for August 22, mix of sun and clouds with a few showers
• Boozefighters MC 60 Summer Party
• Capital Region forecast for Sunday August 21, 2011
• Albany forecast for August 21, strong to severe thunderstorms this afternoon
• Capital Region forecast for Sunday August 20, 2011
• Albany forecast for August 20, becoming mostly sunny and warm
• Albany forecast for August 19, scattered showers and thunderstorms
• New York biker events, August 19-21
• Capital Region forecast for Thursday August 18, 2011
• Albany forecast for August 18, partly sunny with showers and storms
• Capital Region forecast for Wednesday August 17, 2011
• Albany forecast for August 17, sunny and warm
• Would you "Bleed for a Brother?"
• Coalition taking grant applications
• Inhumane treatment cited
• Albany State opens two new dorms, student center
• College and Career Academy seeks committee members
• City to seek $3.2 million from FAA for terminal
• Cat ordinance postponed
• Albany receives record daily rainfall on Monday
• Judge orders Baker Grand Jury Presentments expunged (UPDATED with comments 3:36)
• Jon Howard to run for re-election
• Phil Cannon appointed assistant Albany city judge
• Albany places moratorium on sweepstakes stores
• Albany forecast for August 16, morning showers with clearing late
• APD investigating Dawson Road assault
• Sireno: Best is yet to come for Darton College
• Mayoral candidates appear in debate
• Lawmakers begin state redistricting process
• Warrants issued in Saturday shooting
• Tallahassee pair top finishers in Lake Blackshear triathlon
• Hanner likely to be newest DOCO State Rep.
• Albany forecast for August 15, periods of rain with a thunderstorm possible
• Rolling Thunder Salute to Veterans Ride
• Professor to perform play at ACRI
• Eye experts: Check swimming pool chemicals
• ‘Last Chance High’ lets dropouts drop in
• Albany forecast for August 14, cloudy with heavy rain and thunder developing
• OTJ ... with Dale Saunders
• Albany restaurant cooking up successful recipies
• Gastroenterologists in short supply
• Tallahasee pair top finishers in Lake Blackshear triathlon
• ACRI Freedom Singers perform at Old Mt. Zion
• Albany forecast for August 13, increasing clouds and seasonable
• Conductor Hillard’s arrest report released by police
• Archbold using daVinci Surgical System for lung cancer
• Local debt likely unaffected by national changes
• Rabies quarantine over; dog goes home
• Local inline skaters win national awards
• Camilla police release sketches of bandits
• GOOD NEWS: BRANDON CLARK FOUND ALIVE
• Dougherty County Jail Report Aug. 5-11, 2011
• Albany forecast for August 12, sunny and a bit warmer
• New York biker events, August 12-14
• Lee group starts garbage fee petition
• APD: Help us find Brandon Clark
• Reapportionment could remove Rynders from Dougherty mix
• Worker electrocuted on job
• Conductor arrested in Camilla for loitering
• New SCA principal: Educate ‘whole child’
• Albany man joins a select group honored by sheriffs
• Dow whipsaws up 423 points
• ADDU fatal shooting suit settled
• Unemployment report boosts stocks
• Finalists named for Georgia ethics board executive secretary
• Albany forecast for August 11, sunny and pleasant
• Dougherty Kitchen Inspections Aug. 4-10, 2011
• Sibling fugitives' run crashes in Colorado
• Hospitals in Albany fit bill on charity care
• Georgia bank failures highest in the nation
• Albany Girls Inc. chosen to participate in forum
• Officials: ‘Soft skills’ important in the workplace
• Tip leads to alleged burglar arrest
• Celebrity visits generating interest
• River Road application denied by flood board (UPDATED 3:03 p.m.)
• U.S. stocks fall in early morning
• Albany forecast for August 10, partly sunny with a few thunderstorms
• Wisconsin Republicans overcome recall efforts
• Capital Region forecast for Wednesday August 10, 2011
• Town hall meeting tonight at Albany Tech
• First hearing held in death penalty case
• Sireno cuts ribbon on new Darton dorm
• Historic home built by FDR destroyed by fire
• Lee considers road funding
• Whatley: If test cheating found, "ultimately, it was my responsibility." (UPDATE 3 p.m.)
• HARRIS SENTENCED TO LIFE FOR TWO ARMED ROBBERIES
• U.S. senators meet with public about concerns
• Heavy rain and thunderstorms threaten Capital Region through Tuesday night
• Georgia opens FY 12 with increased revenues
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday August 9, 2011
• Albany forecast for August 9, increasing clouds with sct'd showers and storms
• Health switch touted to save county $27,000
• Local economists: Don’t panic over downgrade
• Authorities serve drug search warrants
• Albany valedictorian praises former county program
• Luke Bryan’s new album out today
• DCSS to consider tablet program
• CRCT investigators kick off probe, meet with former superintendent
• DCSS approves redistricting plan
• Armed robbers hold up The Winery (UPDATED with suspect descriptions)
• DCP Chief: County crime figures lower
• Capital Region forecast for Monday August 8, 2011
• The state's CRCT investigators are in town
• Albany forecast for August 8, afternoon scattered showers and thunderstorms
• Internet scam involves Albany businessman
• AVL at center of take-home car debate
• Boys & Girls Club combats bullying
• Rynders to address new district lines issue
• House builds hope to benefit Lily Pad
• Boozefighters Chapter 80 Summer Party
• Capital Region forecast for Sunday August 7, 2011
• Bright squares of games take over schoolyard
• On the Job with Katrina Baranko
• Pace’s hike generates miles of memories
• Time doesn’t ease family’s pain
• Education Notebook - August 7, 2011
• Shots fired; Albany officer escapes injury
• Local bank CEO named one of Georgia's best
• Book sale provides good books for troops
• Translation unit breaks barriers with patients
• Albany forecast for August 7, scattered showers and thunderstorms
• Starbucks Vegan Bistro Bowls spotted at Albany locations
• Albany forecast for August 6, scattered showers and thunderstorms developing
• Jim McBride’s ‘Rite of Passage’ now available
• Package stores: No Sunday sales
• School system to host stakeholders meeting
• Tifton hardware store expands to Albany
• LOGCOM chief of staff bids farewell
• Coaches eyeing thermometer
• Tax sales put $130,000 dent into delinquencies
• Terminal project uncertain
• Kids found alone in motel room; dad jailed
• U.S. loses AAA credit rating (UPDATED 9 p.m.)
• Dougherty Jail Report July 28-Aug. 5, 2011
• Armed robbery takes place on North Slappey Boulevard (UPDATED 12:20 PM with people of interest found)
• New York biker events, August 5-7
• Plant-Based Eating Program to be held at APF in Scotia on August 11th
• In preparation of the official Quarter-to-Semester (Q2S) switch later this month...
• On Thursday Virginia Tech was placed under lockdown after reports of a possible...
• Albany forecast for August 5, partly sunny and seasonable
• LOGCOM trade show concludes today
• Lee millage rate static
• DCSS: Opening attendance up
• Red Cross remodeling Albany site
• Visitors bureau seeks to put 'heads on beds'
• Man injured by pit bull
• Capital Region forecast for Thursday August 4, 2011
• Lee wins opening salvo of garbage fee battle
• Albany forecast for August 4, morning clouds and showers then clearing
• Drowned teen's parents fulfill promise
• Huckaby: Change coming to schools
• WG&L: Transfers comply with ordinance
• LOGCOM presenting business trade show
• Baker school board attorney files for expungement
• Heritage House goes unsold at auction
• Albany Red Cross Blood Center closing Dec. 31
• The Governor’s Office of Workforce Development will host The Governor’s Workforc...
• Albany forecast for August 3, partly sunny with isolated thunderstorms west
• Albany police National Night Out heats up
• Suspects in beating face murder charges
• WG&L’s revenues challenged
• Phoebe breaks ground for digestive disease center
• Leesburg Council OKs road, meter projects
• Golf cart case continuing
• Man arrested in armed robbery case
• Albany police make two arrests
• Cairo, PSC reach agreement on 2010 fatal pipeline explosion
• Georgia Senators split on debt deal (Updated with comment from both senators)
• Ruling on Lee garbage fees expected soon
• Albany city commission votes to move forward with redistricting process
• Albany forecast for August 2, mostly sunny and warm
• Reginald Smith gets sentenced to 20 years
• Dougherty Commission approves redistricting
• Phoebe employees celebrate
• Dougherty begins new year
• Senate to vote Tuesday on debt bill; House passes
• Police investigate East Albany armed robbery (UPDATE with another armed robbery report)
• Albany forecast for August 1, partly sunny with afternoon severe thunderstorms
• Gift bags donated for biopsy patients
• Navigator program helps fight cancer
• Locals For Locals: Darren Warnken Gives Back
• Obama, Congress reach a debt deal
• Albany forecast for July 31, sunny and warm
• Albany native makes mayhem in Chicago
• Phoebe Putney celebrates centennial
• Game squares take form on Lincoln school grounds
• SCNI names advertising vice president
• On the Job with Bruce Bitterrman
• Stalled Oakland progress set to resume?
• National Weather Service confirms tornado struck Goshen on Friday
• Albany forecast for July 30, mostly sunny and pleasant
• Propane fuel means cleaner air
• Bishop says switchboards, servers jammed
• Men sentenced on threats, child pornography charges
• BREAKING NEWS: It's official --- ASU QBs coach Joyner named offensive coordinator
• GBI: Man found dead off Baker County road Thursday was shot
• Murfree, Tommy Coleman summoned to Atlanta to meet with CRCT investigators (UPDATED with Bowers comments)
• Dougherty Jail Report July 21-28, 2011
• Baker officials investigating possible drowning
• Albany forecast for July 29, scattered thunderstorms with heavy rain
• Phoebe: Order should be affirmed
• Jacksonville students lend a hand in Albany
• Families of inmates find solace online
• New Regional YDC director speaks to gang task force
• Thief hits bank depositor
• Man found dead in rural Baker County
• New York biker events, July 29-31
• FEDERAL JUDGE: FELON SENTENCED TO 30 YEARS IN PRISON
• Albany forecast for July 28, warm with a mix of sun and clouds
• New this morning: Albany metro area unemployment up for June
• Kaufmann Tire to build in midtown
• Finance committee, hospital board approve budget
• Accused murderer to be sentenced
• Two armed men rob convenience store
• Phoebe will get Dorminy lease Aug. 1
• Officials consider arming code officers
• More opting for videos may up television costs, restrictions
• FTC files brief with Court of Appeals
• Chambliss opimistic debt plan will come before deadline
• Albany forecast for July 27, mostly sunny and seasonable
• Braves win longest game in franchise history, 4-3, vs. Pirates in 19 innings on controversial call (UPDATED 3:37 a.m.)
• Muggridge: Lee board chose to do right thing
• Teenager dies from electric shock
• Fletcher takes mayoral bid to Lee County
• Career Academy holds steering committee meeting
• Web-based initiatives impact industries
• Fletcher buys into Ole Times Country Buffet
• Woman hospitalized after fight
• Treatment program expands
• River Road out as CHDO, Mt. Olive back in
• Former head of Montgomery American Cancer Society hired as city HR director
• Severe thunderstorm watch posted for Capital Region
• The Greatest Show on Earth
• New this morning: Georgia Board of Education to hold hearing today
• Fletcher to stump to Tea-Party Patriots in Lee County tonight
• Albany forecast for July 26, partly sunny with sct'd thunderstorms developing
• Clayton County Commission to raise property taxes 34 percent
• Verbal argument turns into aggravated assault
• Two nabbed for armed robbery, carjacking
• City: Change CODE Red contract
• Survey shows link between truancy and incarceration
• Severe storms roll through Southern Tier with damage reported
• Thompson: Baker school system in dire financial straits
• Airlines taking tax windfall to the bank
• As part of its tradition in evaluating students in each of its programs, Albany Technical College will take the Work Ethics procedure to a higher level of accountability beginning fall semester.
• FAA shutdown creates uncertain future for Albany terminal project
• Albany forecast for July 25, scattered showers and thunderstorms
• St. Teresa’s educating by gardening
• Senior center to open in 2013
• 311 accepting ‘Do Not Solicit’ requests now
• Universities spending billions despite cuts
• Albany forecast for July 24, a few morning showers then partly sunny
• Animals cause stir at meeting
• Changes ahead at Chick-fil-A
• Company says 3-D images to aid learning
• MCG students happy with life at Phoebe
• On the Job with Robert LaGesse
• As break ends, students head back to school
• Community awaits visit from Cosby
• Albany forecast for July 23, mostly sunny and hot with isolated thunderstorms
• Don't forget our annual Community Family & Friends Day event begins at 10am this morning on our campus! Come out and enjoy the program displays, food, children's games, live remote by "Big Scoop" from WJIZ, live music from the DEU
• Jury: Defendant found guilty of stabbing death
• Albany property hunters -- Auction Edition
• Friends, family honor Shaw
• APD: Motel robber caught within minutes
• DCSS unveils medical program
• GUILTY VERDICT REACHED IN JUDGE MURDER TRIAL
• Dougherty Pre-K start moved to Aug. 1
• Traffic stops resulting in more deportations
• Albany forecast for July 22, sunny and hot
• New York biker events, July 22-24
• Restrained defendant removed, found guilty
• Merry Acres venture moving forward
• State unemployment rises
• DCSS AYP declines for third year
• Dougherty Jail Report July 14-21, 2011
• Westover, all Lee County schools meet AYP for 2011 (UPDATED 3:37 p.m. -- corrects number of dougherty schools that made AYP)
• Execution stay denied
• GBI: Deaths from prescription drug overdose on rise
• Space shuttle lands for final time
• Albany forecast for July 21, mostly sunny, hazy, and very hot
• Federal courts hand down injunction and indictments
• Lee singer finalist in NBC-TV competition
• New jobs part of EDC package
• Back-to-school vaccinations to be offered Saturday
• Town Hall to discuss feral cats
• Dougherty schools to start Aug. 1
• Officials seek input on health reform
• APD: Stopping street begging a safety matter
• Baker grand jury orders probe into school system
• Convicted Albany detective to get new trial (updated with order)
• Blogger wants end to Sherrod lawsuit
• Five fired in Worth County
• Lee County prepares for action on redistricting map
• Albany forecast for July 20, sunny and hot
• Dougherty judge compels Albany fire chief to help certify firefighter
• Dougherty CRCT investigation won't exclude anonymous tips (UPDATED 3:18 p.m.)
• Cheryl Henley dies
• Albany forecast for July 19, sunny and less humid
• Former WFXL-TV news director dies
• Academy group meets on grant
• Albany Police Department investigates thefts
• Suspect charged in Sunday shooting
• County adopts tax rates
• Fletcher: More jobs will lower crime
• AG approves Phoebe acquisition of Dorminy Medical Center
• Ethics board members making political contributions
• Hells Angels Troy NY Chili Burn 2011
• Albany forecast for July 18, scattered showers and thunderstorms, some severe
• Food banks battle hunger
• Lily Pad receives quilts for suitcases
• SHOOTING SENDS ALBANY MAN TO HOSPITAL
• Albany forecast for July 17, sunny and hot
• Casey Anthony released
• QU seeking boost from area backers
• On the Job with Don Monk
• 'Santa Joe' set to drive sleigh to St. Jude's
• Couple among lucky ex-Cooper employees
• Region still recovering from Cooper closure
• QU seeking boost from area backers
• Medical school forum scheduled for Thursday
• Catt to release ‘Courageous Living’ Sept. 1
• Producer, official will discuss film
• Severe weather could threaten northeast on Monday
• Albany forecast for July 16, sunny and very warm
• Dougherty Jail Report July 7-14, 2011
• County approves EMS uniform purchases, roof repairs
• Terrell Academy students share lifelong bonds
• Things to do on July 16, 2011
• Suspect in wigged gunman case caught
• Country buffet opens downtown
• Murder trial scheduled for woman
• Cocaine dealers found guilty, sentenced
• BLACK GANGSTER DISCIPLES PLEAD IN MURDER CASE
• Administrative Law Judge delays hearing in Phoebe/Palmyra merger
• Attempt underway to create $10 million development on Front Street (updated)
• Georgia license plate selection delayed
• Albany forecast for July 15, sunny and warm
• Albany officials approve travel, licenses
• Lee County political lines moving
• Albany accepts ‘Rachel’s Challenge’
• Debt talks bring possible compromise
• New York biker events, July 15-17
• Charter schools get $10 million from governor
• UPDATE: Former Dougherty coach has died
• Commissioners approve travel, licenses
• Wright leaving Red Cross for WG&L
• New this morning: Georgia's new license plate to be revealed Friday
• Albany forecast for July 14, sunny and pleasant
• Walmart set for grand reopening
• Severe heat brings danger
• School Board approves low-bid bond attorney
• Man gets 25 years for child molestation
• Redistricting pitched with little fanfare
• Albany State will hold educators summit
• APD vague on funeral home probe
• Phoebe appealing Appeals Court CON ruling
• Business owners behind 'The Levee' and 'Mama Gina's Pizza' are bringing talents downtown (updated)
• KIDNAPPING CONVICTION
• Spurlin convicted in court today
• Teachers providing information in DCSS CRCT probe (UPDATED with Murfree comments)
• Albany forecast for July 13, partly sunny with isolated thunderstorms
• Bullying impacts students, schools and communities
• New this morning: GBI to use Facebook and Twitter
• DOT holds hearing on Leesburg bypass
• APD: Funeral home documents examined
• Deputies make drug arrests
• Garbage fee draws crowd
• City vehicle fuel goes up $2 million
• APD: String of burglaries under investigation
• Albany police seeking help in solving burglaries
• APD: Litman Funeral Home investigation
• No tax increase for Albany property owners
• Mary Alice Shipp, civil rights pioneer and political activist dead at 83
• Fall semester class schedule is now available! Check out the banner on the home page of the Albany Tech website to download.
• MAN WEARING WIG WANTED FOR ARMED ROBBERY
• Albany forecast for July 12, mostly sunny and hot
• New this morning: Four Atlanta superintendents removed in CRCT fallout
• 69ers MC North Country Crew Summer Bash 2011
• Dougherty School Board stalemates on bond counsel
• Bowles: Quail Unlimited facing financial woes
• Molestation trial to open today
• No tax increase forecast
• Lee tax official wants garbage ordinance axed
• Skate center sets second food drive
• Bullying, crime go hand in hand
• No tax increase forecast for Dougherty County
• DCSS Finance Committee recommends bond counsel
• Obama challenges GOP to compromise on debt
• Albany forecast for July 11, partly sunny and hot
• New this morning: Georgia searching for way to fund Medicaid
• Bullying becoming common problem
• DOT to hold Leesburg North Bypass hearing
• POW camps’ atrocities a part of their legacy
• Obama, lawmakers divided over debt
• Albany forecast for July 10, mostly sunny and warm
• On the Job with Richard Bowe
• Bullying, Part 1
• Smithville planning for chicken pie festival
• Officials whittling transportation projects list
• Fresh fruit, vegetables available on Saturdays
• Morgan man wins contest
• Thunderstorm brings rain, flooding, damage
• McKenna signs with Ottawa Senators
• ROAD DAMAGE ON MEREDYTH DRIVE
• Albany forecast for July 9, mostly sunny and breezy
• Betty Ford dies at 93
• Knife-wielding man robs Sonic
• Dougherty battling mosquitoes
• Opinions vary on Space Shuttle end
• China nuts for Georgia pecans
• CAUGHT: MAN WANTED FOR MURDER
• BREAKING NEWS: Georgia RB King ruled academically ineligible
• Space shuttle launched
• Phoebe responds to Georgia Appeals Court ruling
• Albany forecast for July 8, scattered showers and thunderstorms
• Film making boot camp for kids comes to Albany YMCA
• White announces run; plans for Heritage House
• New general in command of LOGCOM
• Deal to DCSS: Not so fast on CRCT
• Redistricted map approved
• Tifton artist to be featured in area series
• New York biker events, July 8-10
• Governor: CRCT probe in Dougherty will continue
• Appeals Court overturns perinatal decisions against Palmyra hospital (UPDATE: Palmyra reaction)
• Dougherty Jail Report June 30-July 7, 2011
• Murdoch pulls plug on London paper after phone hacking scandal
• Casey Anthony to get out of jail Wednesday (UPDATED 12:40 p.m.)
• Albany forecast for July 7, mix of sun and clouds and seasonable
• Candle Cafe frozen vegan meals combine compassion with convenience
• APD: One arrested, another identified, more on the way
• Candlelight vigil planned for slain ASU student
• Kessler offers parting words
• Phone used to post suspect’s photo
• Police: Cafe closed, 9 arrests made
• State to review Arlington lunch program
• Court grants FTC injunction
• Murfree pleased CRCT probe over (UPDATED at 2:30 p.m. with confirmation from the governor's office.)
• Robert Cross eighth-graders lead the way on the 2011 CRCT scores
• White tosses hat into mayors race (update with comment)
• Albany forecast for July 6, mostly sunny and hot with afternoon thunderstorms
• APD: Be mindful of curfews
• Officials investigate dead body
• Police make arrest in aggravated assault case
• State high court upholds local murder conviction
• Phoebe welcomes new resident students
• Widening ahead of schedule
• Jury: Casey Anthony not guilty of murder
• Suspect in slaying turns himself in
• Report says Dougherty CRCT probe has been dropped
• Eckford signs with Phoenix Coyotes
• Mayoral candidate to hold an online question and answer session tonight
• Doerun 5-year-old killed in Tampa
• State Supreme Court upholds murder conviction
• Albany forecast for July 5, mostly sunny and hot
• New this morning: Gov. Deal set to release CRCT cheating report for Atlanta schools
• First responders honored on Fourth
• Albany forecast for July 4, mostly sunny and very warm
• Albany youths are ‘sewing good deeds’
• Thousands attend Freedom Festival
• Albany forecast for July 3, scattered showers and thunderstorms with downpours
• Panthers win championship title
• Woman receives birth certificate after 70 years
• A new chapter begins for LOGCOM
• DAR honors student citizens
• South Georgia photography exhibit to open at art museum
• Education Notebook - July 3, 2011
• Group opens an Albany inn
• On the Job with Bobby Tripp
• Albany forecast for July 2, partly sunny and warm
• DCSS may acquire eight new buses
• MCLB-Albany celebrates America’s independence
• Drowning sparks drive for public pool
• Champion in the making
• Dougherty Jail Report June 23-30, 2011
• ONE ARRESTED FOR MULLEN MURDER; ANOTHER SOUGHT
• Reach no further than your near-by grocery store for 4th of July vegan favorites
• Reach no further than your near-by grocery store for 4th of July vegan favorites
• Albany forecast for July 1, partly sunny and comfortable
• Police search for gunmen
• Heart campaign kicks off
• DCSS committee sends items to entire board
• Blood supply at critical level
• At-large districts, vote dilution discussed at hearings
• Chamber exec knows controversy
• Veteran receives belated citation
• Area plans celebrations for July 4 weekend
• LaGrange College closing Albany program
• Albany forecast for June 30, mostly sunny and breezy
• MAN SHOT DEAD AT ALBANY APT. COMPLEX
• Albany drug bust leads to reckless conduct charges
• Medeiros new leader at MCA
• Budget for DCSS passes on 4-3 vote
• Morey named to Lee Parks, Recreation post
• Solicitation restrictions on door-to-door sales passed
• Windstream discussion tabled
• Edwards: L2Networks out as residential TV provider
• Child death reported (UPDATED 12:35 p.m.)
• Albany forecast for June 29, partly sunny and pleasant
• Driver caught after hit-and-run crash
• Lee garbage dispute continues
• Sherwood Freedom Fest offers fun for the family
• Career Academy committee holds first full meeting
• Lee Commission OKs bonds
• Citizens concerned about road widening
• City Commission approves FY 2012 budget
• Chamber introduces new communications director
• Appeals court tosses judge's ruling cutting off Lake Lanier water to Atlanta
• FTC to appeal Palmyra ruling, attorney general won't
• Eleven charter schools get state School Board approval
• First responders to be honored on the Fourth of July
• 'Due diligence' under way for planned housing development
• Reapportionment public hearings underway
• Albany forecast for June 28, showers and thunderstorms this afternoon
• New this morning: 22 Georgia counties declared drought disaster areas
• County passes $75 million budget
• DCSS Finance Committee settles on FY 2011-12 budget
• Double shooting leaves pair dead
• Judge tosses FTC complaint against Phoebe, says they are 'immune'
• Landfill revenues expected to go up $750,000
• Albany forecast for June 27, mostly sunny and warm
• TWO DEAD OF GUNSHOTS IN WEST ALBANY APARTMENTS
• Georgia House speaker pays late taxes
• New this morning: Home Depot accused of violating Buy American Act
• 'Kidney Kamp' set for July 9
• Chemical company SASCO plans expansion in Albany
• Pope, rescued boy reunite
• Albany forecast for June 26, sunny intervals with an isolated shower
• Animal control continues citing inhumane owners
• On the Job with Barbara Rivera Holmes
• Burkart gives ‘SCORE’ update
• Graphic cigarette warnings spark reaction
• Dougherty County redistricting hearings set
• New EMS building gets rave reviews
• Due to lack of space, juvenile offenders get ankle band
• Weeklies deliver community news
• Community Day brings camaraderie to C.W. Heath Park
• Artists Speak at BluSeed Studios
• Albany forecast for June 25, scattered showers and thunderstorms
• APD investigates Whispering Pines robbery
• Woman shot at, home set afire
• Innocence Lost
• Randolph schools off SACS probation
• Officials say Lee water complaints are unfounded
• DCPD: Tyrone C. Carter wanted for armed robbery
• House rejects measure to continue Libyan presence
• Club names Exchangite of Year
• Mormans sentenced in 15-year-old DFACS scandal
• Leesburg man sentenced to 10 years for child porn
• Child drowns in Dawson pond
• Randolph Schools removed from SACs probation
• New this morning: Habitat receives $15.3 million grant
• Early takes AIM at Jobs
• New York biker events, June 24-26 & July 1-3
• Maschke pleased with CRCT scores
• Herald digital operations chief hired
• Civil Rights historian: Albany ‘hallowed ground’
• Albany forecast for June 24, showers likely with thunderstorms also possible
• ADDU executing warrant (UPDATED 7:30 p.m. with charges)
• ASU students no longer required to take Regents’ Test
• Obama releasing 30M barrels from US oil reserves
• Deal: Jobs are the goal
• Metro Albany’s unemployment rate rises to 10 percent in May
• Albany forecast for June 23, showers and thunderstorms with heavy rain
• New this morning: Execution drug given go-ahead
• Herald unveils new user-generated photo site
• Cosby, Grandin visits in the works
• EDC approves FY 2012 budget
• New medical residents introduced to Albany
• APD unit receives award
• Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist admits he's an illegal immigrant
• DCSS CRCT scores improve
• Hester named state association's top building official
• Deal to cut ribbon on Blakely paramilitary training site
• Dougherty County commission declines reconsideration of RiverQuarium funding
• Albany forecast for June 22, heavy rain and thunderstorms
• NEW THIS MORNING: Obama to set course for drawing down Afghan war
• City votes to sign transit center memo
• Hubbard pleas for effort to board up Heritage House
• Cigarettes will carry grisly new warning labels
• ASU professor awarded $573,000 Defense grant
• Marathon gives $20K to hospice
• Date set for garbage briefs
• City passes budget with no tax hike
• ALBANY DOCTOR RELEASED ON BAIL IN FLA.
• City grants $233k in HUD funds to group chaired by municipal court judge
• Deal to jump start competitiveness program here Thursday
• City Commission tentatively votes to sign agreement with FTA
• Sumter County Jail escapee caught
• City passes budget with no tax increase
• Man wants Heritage House sealed
• Albany forecast for June 21, mostly sunny with an isolated thunderstorm
• NEW THIS MORNING: 22 killed in suicide car bombings south of Baghdad
• NEW THIS MORNING: Group files suit to block doctor's participation in executions
• Joint panel OKs redistricting map
• Lee tax official supports Smith
• Lee OKs FY 2012 budget
• Gunfight suspect identified
• Albany 'Congress' finds budgeting a tough chore
• City to discuss agreement with Feds for multimodal center Tuesday
• Judge's mistake overturns 1984 murder conviction
• Albany forecast for June 20, partly sunny and mild
• NEW THIS MORNING: Federal judge to decide fate of Georgia's anti-illegal immigration law
• Warlocks MC New York third anniversary celebration
• Vet’s hobby becomes a humanitarian effort
• MCLB at the forefront of military ‘Green’ initiatives
• Lee County officials prepare for Rivers Alive
• Water levels lowest ever
• Albany forecast for June 19, partly sunny and seasonably warm
• Hip-hop writer wins Crimestoppers theme
• Station brings ‘holy hip-hop’ to Albany area
• Drake fulfills a promise to a friend
• On the Job with Trav Walden
• Baptists battle a decrease in both membership and baptisms
• ATC climbs 10 positions in certificates
• Men receive health checks
• Mission Charge meets Albany 'Dray Line'
• APD investigates shooting, robbery
• Fun in park with APD planned
• Albany forecast for June 18, mix of clouds and sun with a shower possible
• Cohen finds every day full of ‘Revelations’
• Twilight paddling
• Oyster bar coming downtown, officials say
• APD: One arrested in gunfight
• Devils elect for arbitration with Parise
• Bob Fowler Sr. has passed away
• Albany forecast for June 17, showers likely with a rumble of thunder
• APNewsBreak: UK blocks UPS sites over security
• CVB submits bid for firefighters meeting
• Lee CERT Team raises sunken boat
• Wernick updates Rotarians on Phoebe expansion efforts
• New York biker events this weekend, June 17-19
• UPDATE: Marijuana bust in Lee County
• Devils swap players and acquire All-Star Noreau
• In the June 13, 2011 edition of Community College Week magazine, Albany Technical College ranked 22nd in the publication’s listing of Top 100 One-Year Certificate Producers list for 2011 with a total number of 1,664 diplomas and certificates awarde
• Albany forecast for June 16, sunny and warm
• NEW THIS MORNING: Hackers say they hit CIA website
• GUNFIGHT AT SOUTH ALBANY SPORTS BAR
• NEW THIS MORNING: Georgia jobless rate remains unchanged
• Court date set for Lee tax commissioner
• Competing claim emerges on Going Chia! bar recipe
• Forum topics are simplicity, security
• Work crews fighting heat with hydration, breaks
• New machine makes drawing blood easier
• Free Men’s Health Fair scheduled Saturday
• Drought crippling rural municipal water systems (updated with more information)
• Albany health officials believe rabid fox to be dead; still urge caution
• Despite budget cuts, 3 college presidents get salary boost
• Albany forecast for June 15, mix of sun and clouds and warmer
• NEW THIS MORNING: State begins low-interest college loan program
• Former airport employee theft trial under way
• Phoebe board updated on programs, projects
• Saturday Herald gets new format
• American biker culture under attack!
• ATC cuts ribbon on Logistics Center
• Lee asked to consider liquor sales on Sunday
• Document lists salaries of Phoebe’s top executives
• Marijuana bust nets 100 plants
• Pope rescues Americus boy from drowning
• Meeting canceled when board members fail to show
• Deal: Let probationers do farm work
• City of Albany department receives national award
• Albany forecast for June 14, cloudy and cool with showers
• Commission holds lengthy work session
• SBDC holds seminar for business loans
• Board tentatively OKs $190M budget
• Two weeks until Phoebe decision
• Ground broken for new Lee library
• Hells Angels Summer Bake-Off
• Court declines to reconsider charter school decision
• Teen pleads guilty in stabbing death of 12-year-old
• Albany Technical College will hold the Grand Opening of its brand new Logistics Education Center on Tuesday, June 14, 2011, beginning with a ceremonial ribbon cutting at 3pm on the grounds in front of the building. A reception will immediately follow ins
• NEW THIS MORNING: 40 years after leak, Pentagon Papers coming out
• Award-winning author to speak at Albany State
• Historian set to address ACRI
• MCLB gets ready for celebration
• Local skaters qualify for national event
• Albany forecast for June 13, mostly cloudy with scattered showers
• MAN FATALLY STABBED AT ALBANY HOME
• On the Job with Wendy Wilson
• Tyson’s passion for hunting takes on life of its own
• Miller County man to appeal murder conviction
• HeritageBank sets meeting
• Local hip-hop group shoots video to inspire
• Rabid fox still loose
• LOGCOM trade show registration under way
• Former teacher turns to writing
• Lee student chases national title
• Albany forecast for June 12, scattered showers and thunderstorms
• MIA-POW bracelet leads to discovery
• Three arrested, drugs found
• St. Patrick’s Church planning celebration
• Exchange Club hears MissionChange leader
• CASA program helps area teenage girls
• Monroe High hosts acceleration camp
• Herald receives 7 awards
• Albany forecast for June 11, showers becoming likely with a rumble of thunder
• UPDATE DRUG BUST AT 516 RESIDENCE AVE.
• RABID FOX REPORTED IN THREE ATTACKS
• Case involving a former DCP officer is headed to the Georgia Supreme Court
• Albany forecast for June 10, becoming partly sunny and less humid
• NEW THIS MORNING: Citigroup credit card data taken from 200,000 customers
• Sculptor has Best of Show at art exhibition
• Gang violence, murder, assault top indictments
• Race to benefit local charities
• Farmers feeling the drought
• DCSS, county tackle redistricting issue
• Albany Weather Examiner voted one of top three websites in Capital Region
• Court : Monday hearing set for Phoebe/Palmyra injunction arguments
• Gingrich aides resign, leave campaign in question
• IRS Revokes tax-exempt status from 123 Albany non-profit organizations
• NEW AT NOON: Alabama governor signs illegal immigration bill
• Officials: 11th hour deal saves downtown convenience store
• Albany forecast for June 9, hot and humid with severe thunderstorms
• UPDATE:( 8:35 a.m.) The driver of an overturned tanker has been removed from the vehicle and placed in an ambulance
• EDC vice president moving to Valdosta
• Thief’s crime spree ends
• Deerfield headmaster responds to SEF study
• Attorney: Drugs prove to be legal; my client is free
• Dougherty BOE looks at budget for year
• New York biker events this weekend, June 10-12
• Ohio woman arrested in hire-to-kill plot against Marine stationed in Albany
• Police report: Wife called police in January domestic argument with judge
• WOMAN CHARGED FOR PUTTING BABY IN TRASH CAN
• Senior vice president of the EDC is leaving
• Committee recommends county employees contribute 3 percent to retirement accounts (updated with video)
• NEW THIS MORNING: Senate showdown over limiting debit card fees
• Leesburg, prison near agreement
• APD: Three arrested for trailer thefts
• Red Cross conducting ‘Be a Hero’ campaign
• AFD begins vehicle training
• Report gives conflicting evidence in Weaver case
• Feral cat policy under consideration
• Albany forecast for June 8, hot and humid with isolated thunderstorms
• Two alcohol licenses tentatively denied (updated details) 4:30 p.m.
• Teenager injured in wreck
• Group to buy Merry Acres
• The ARTS trail begins in Albany this weekend
• NEW THIS MORNING: Obama's top economist leaving the White House
• NEW THIS MORNING: Georgia county to close school for teen moms
• Vandals target business
• APD responds to two early gunfire incidents
• Albany forecast for June 7, mostly sunny and very warm
• County-Phoebe agreement spares employees furloughs
• Demography expert: Hispanics will double in Georgia over the next eight years
• Wife says city judge didn't hit her (UPDATED) 3:07 p.m.
• 2011 High School Graduation Test results now available
• Sherrods' farm group buying plantation
• NEW THIS MORNING: Five U.S. troops killed in Iraq
• Area group seeking bilingual volunteers
• Albany forecast for June 6, mostly sunny and warmer
• Baby found in trash
• The family life of a medical student
• ‘Miss Baconton’ town’s first female mayor
• On the Job with Perry Buchanan
• Cancer survivors meet
• Albany forecast for June 5, mix of sun and clouds with an isolated shower
• Man drowns in Muckalee Creek
• BABY FOUND DEAD IN TRASH CAN
• CHAMPS on fun, serious mission
• Albany forecast for June 4, sunny and warmer with increasing clouds late
• (UPDATE 11:20 A.M.) Judge Weaver granted leave of absence
• Phoebe to build new $30 million digestive diseases center
• Flint RiverQuarium names new CEO
• 'Missing' mom and kids OK
• System’s state board holds cost decision until 2012, cites delay in development of computer-based test
• In conjunction with Albany Technical College’s 50th Anniversary celebration, the college will hold its Second Annual G.I.R.L.S. Summer Camp June 6-8, 2011. The theme for this year’s event is Gumption. Innovation. Responsibility. Leadership. S
• MIDDAY: John Edwards indicted
• Assisted suicide advocate Kevorkian dies at age 83
• Albany forecast for June 3, mostly sunny and breezy
• NEW THIS MORNING: Auction of Unabomber mementos nets about $190K
• Even the A/C needs a break
• Animal agents face irate pet owners
• Strive2Thrive launches campaign
• Darton preps for 4-year nursing program
• New York biker events this weekend, June 3-5
• Three take plea bargains in fatal beating case
• Georgia's new illegal immigration law challenged
• Albany delegation describes 'cantankerous' legislative session
• Albany forecast for June 2, breezy and much cooler
• NEW THIS MORNING: Romney: 'Barack Obama has failed America'
• Sign-up begins for APD Citizens Academy
• APD asks for info on missing family
• Celebration of movement kicks off
• ‘Nutrition with a mission’ wows show
• City calls special personnel hearing
• Electrical fire temproarily closes part of Albany Mall (UPDATED 7:40 p.m.)
• City Commission calls special, closed-door meeting
• Critical report issued on ASU
• Albany Marine Band named tops in Corps
• County: Death penalty cases likely to cost $180,000 next year
• Rolling Thunder XXIV 2011
• NEW THIS MORNING: Florida governor signs welfare drug-screen measure
• NEW THIS MORNING: Capital charges refiled against alleged 9/11 conspirators
• Capital Region forecast for Wednesday June 1, 2011
• Crash in Baker County claims motorcyclist’s life
• Assault sends two to hospital
• Homerun, Herald plan gas giveaway
• Sumter County judge arrested for DUI
• Dougherty finances still bleak
• Arts Council, aquarium plan art sale
• APD arrests vandalism suspect
• Warrant: Albany city judge hit wife with beer bottle
• Albany forecast for June 1, scattered showers and thunderstorms, some severe
• Fletcher promises jobs, tax breaks for businesses if elected mayor
• Tornado victims receive help from Georgia peanut industry
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday May 31, 2011
• Officials deal with hearse fire, stabbing
• Bishop introduces House bill to help veterans find jobs
• Albany forecast for May 31, mostly sunny and hot
• Raid on bin Laden compound avenged CIA deaths
• Obama visits ravaged Joplin
• City amends HPC ordinance
• Camp Good Grief set for this week
• Albany forecast for May 30, partly sunny and hot with isolated late day storms
• On the Job with Tracy Hester
• Lee officials weigh public safety funding needs
• Musician shares grandmother’s gift
• Lee sheriff stresses safety — for citizens, officers
• Summer crime concerns raised
• How are motorists in Georgia ranked?
• On the Job wwith Tracy Hester
• APD seeks community partnerships in summer
• Chamber issues report card for legislators
• Committee pursuing funding
• Produce market draws crowd
• Wedding vows are renewed at Herald
• Albany forecast for May 28, partly sunny with scat'd showers and thunderstorms
• Weaver released on $10,000 bond; charged with aggravated assault
• Hubbard calls for special counsel to take lead in Heritage House demolition
• SUMTER COUNTY: Two arrested for copper wire irrigation theft
• Fletcher to make mayoral run
• WWII Marine to be reburied at Andersonville service tomorrow
• DRIVE-BY SHOOTING: Woman wounded twice.
• Albany forecast for May 27, partly sunny with severe thunderstorms developing
• Singers left mark on Civil Rights Movement
• Murfree evaluation process ongoing
• Gang Task Force meets on curfew
• Former APD officer sentenced to 20 years
• Phoebe made earlier bid for Palmyra
• Leesburg's Posey suffers leg fracture after home-plate collision, placed on DL; Posey's agent, Giants manager call for rule change
• Former APD officer sentenced to 10 to 20 years
• Albany WGL facing $11.8 million shortfall; board approves rate, fee increases
• Lee tax chief standing firm
• NEW THIS MORNING: Metro Albany’s unemployment rate declines in April
• NEW THIS MORNING: Accused Auburn tree poisoner pleads not guilty
• New York biker events this weekend, May 27-29
• AG’s office clarifies position on joining merger complaint
• Census officials explain count
• Albany forecast for May 26, scattered showers and thunderstorms, some severe
• County commission weighs moratorium on streetlights
• DCA offering mortgage funds
• Sentencing delayed for former Archbold CEO
• Grief counselors at Worth schools after fatal crash
• APD thanked for fast capture
• Dougherty County officials preparing department managers for possible 'Reduction in Force' scenario
• Dougherty School Board rehires pair
• Today, several of Albany Technical College’s Business Administrative Technology program students gave a presentation on business imaging and what is required if you want to go into business for yourself. The presentation was a required project for
• Tornado death toll climbs
• Georgia Music Hall to shut down June 12
• Capital Region forecast for Wednesday May 25, 2011
• Weekend farmers market returns to city
• Police investigating forgery ring
• APD looking for wanted parties
• ACRI launches annual spring campaign
• Lee tax standoff continues
• Lee tax chief says no to garbage fees
• Commission approves putting Sunday alcohol sales on ballot
• Albany forecast for May 25, mostly sunny, warm, and dry
• Commission discussing Weaver incident
• Phoebe Sumter asking people to give to Tornado-stricken Missouri hospital
• Weekly weekend farmers market to return to Albany Saturday
• Electrical short sparks fire at Albany nightclub
• NEW THIS MORNING: Preacher says world will actually end in October
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday May 24, 2011
• APD responds to break-ins
• Cordele Police officials investigate shootings
• Commission considers rate increase for EMS
• Authorities enforcing ‘Click it or Ticket’
• Lee salary increases buck area trend
• Public air concerns over reapportionment
• Formwalt to leave ACRI at year's end (UPDATED with Formwalt comments)
• Judge Willie Weaver under investigation (UPDATED with GBI Comments)
• Albany forecast for May 24, scattered showers with a few strong thunderstorms
• Cordele police investigating Saturday shootings
• NEW THIS MORNING: Albany Cinnabon owner named franchise partner of the year
• NEW THIS MORNING: Missouri officials say tornado killed at least 89
• Capital Region forecast for Monday May 23, 2011
• Albany High School students graduate from ninth grade
• Weber to touch on Freedom Singers’ role in 1960s civil rights movement
• ‘May is for Miracles’ ongoing
• Albany forecast for May 23, mostly cloudy with scattered showers and storms
• Albany forecast for May 22, mostly cloudy with showers late
• Dougherty County Schools celebrate Graduation Day
• On the Job with Victor Sullivan
• Albany Herald wins 11 AP awards
• Deerfield student wins AHPC art contest
• ‘UGA Day’ on way to Albany
• Crime Stoppers on look out for a theme song
• Albany Vegetarian Network to hold vegetarian cooking classes for kids
• Busy Saturday planned downtown
• Doco tax assessments mailed
• Colleagues remember local leader
• Building report reviewed
• Albany forecast for May 21, mostly cloudy with isolated showers developing
• APD charge two with graffiti-related offenses
• Mohawk Humane continues Free Feline Friday Campaign
• Albany forecast for May 20, showers and thunderstorms developing this afternoon
• NEW THIS MORNING: Medicaid proposal could cost Georgia billions of federal dollars
• Capital Region forecast for Friday May 20, 2011
• Chamber’s Martin succumbs to illness
• Albany’s first FasTrac class graduates
• Jobless rate drops below 10 percent
• New York biker events this weekend, May 20-22
• Longtime food director retires
• Sasser shows booked
• Robbery trial ends with guilty verdict
• Camilla pharmacist surrenders license, appeals conviction
• Police remember fallen officers
• Georgia's unemployment falls to 9.9 percent, Albany's up slightly
• NEW THIS MORNING: Georgia lags behind in economic improvements
• Kids hold food drive
• Redistricting meetings scheduled
• APD to host school party
• Coin Collectors show comes to Albany
• AFD answers East Albany fire calls
• Albany forecast for May 19, scattered showers and thunderstorms
• Officials: Inland port brings benefits
• Lee Primary School brothers get big surprise from father
• NEW THIS MORNING: East Albany Walmart is open for business
• Albany Herald - Albany Technical College has taken yet another step toward maintaining the institution’s stellar record of job placement for its graduates. An agreement was signed last week between ATC’s President Anthony O. Parker and South
• Albany forecast for May 18, cloudy with showers likely and a thunderstorm
• NEW THIS MORNING: Mexican police find 513 US-bound migrants in trucks
• Capital Region forecast for Wednesday May 18, 2011
• Teens feed the needy
• Lee officials: County budget fair
• Solar power touted
• Maps for new districts revealed
• Valdosta hospital buyout under radar
• Hotel, nonprofits burglarized in city
• Charges dismissed in shooting (UPDATED: 2:25 p.m.)
• City Commission tentatively votes to offer Sunday alcohol sales referendum
• Pataula Charter Academy officials take concerns to Atlanta
• Red Robin Song Guest House- Vegan B&B in New Lebanon
• NEW THIS MORNING: Mitt Romney raises $10 million - in one day
• NEW THIS MORNING: Court sides with police in warrant-less search
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday May 17, 2011
• Walmart prepares to open its doors
• Court overturns charter school law
• County, BOE may reshape districts
• TCC student wins art contest
• County releases a tentative SPLOST VI budget
• DA, convicted murderer face off before Georgia Supreme Court
• Albany forecast for May 17, showers likely with a few thunderstorms
• NEW TODAY: Attorney General clears city in city manager search inquiry
• NEW THIS MORNING: Stone calls officials to task for teen's baby death
• NEW THIS MORNING: Georgia Supreme Court strikes down Charter Schools Commission
• Santana scolds Georgia for new immigration law
• Capital Region forecast for Monday May 16, 2011
• Residents warned to flee river flooding
• Phoebe set to host colon cancer study
• Albany Daylily Society to sponsor show
• It's not a sin to ride a Satan !
• Albany forecast for May 16, mostly cloudy with scattered showers
• Capital Region forecast for Sunday May 15, 2011
• On the Job with Gene Kirk
• Solar power meeting set
• Area chaplains bless Phoebe's workers' hands
• Streetscape project has Lee County buzzing
• The Albany Herald reaches 120 books
• Special Olympics festival a real hit in Lee County
• Echols: Confront nuclear waste disposal
• Albany forecast for May 15, cool with occasional rain
• Capital Region forecast for Saturday May 14, 2011
• Thieves hit Albany ARC thift shop early Friday
• Girls Inc. names its 2011 girls of the year
• Theatre Albany brings Woodstock to town
• TV show auditions today
• Corbin: Existing industries due credit
• Walmart Express ready to roll
• Albany forecast for May 14, cloudy with showers developing
• Phiillips ousted as The Anchorage's executive director
• Immigration bill is a done deal
• DCPD ARRESTS ONE FOR INTERNET SEX EXPLOITATION
• NAACP requests school board reconsider dismissal of assistant superintendent
• Crowdis suggests three unpaid holidays to allow three paid for employees
• Albany forecast for May 13, mostly cloudy with a few isolated showers
• NEW THIS MORNING: Pakistan suicide bombs kill 80 to avenge bin Laden
• NEW THIS MORNING: Graduation test scores increase in English, language Arts, science, and social studies
• Capital Region forecast for Friday May 13, 2011
• Man sought in theft
• Thieves see flashlight, flee
• Lee sheriff plans festival
• Lee sheriff: Safety shortchanged
• Lee school construction accelerated
• New York biker events this weekend, May 13-15
• High schools get new leadership
• Volt debuts in Albany
• MASCHKE: Poor performance, lack of results behind staff dismissals
• CVB unveils new website to promote Albany
• New this morning: Deal signs 44 bills
• Albany forecast for May 12, sunny and warm
• NEW THIS MORNING: Chambliss bill would keep Guantanamo Bay open
• Capital Region forecast for Thursday May 12, 2011
• Three injured in 60-student fight at Turner Job Corps
• Byne presents ‘Recess’
• Carver pool set to open May 23
• King Cotton Horse Show set for Saturday
• Owners in Lee to get property notices
• Tax chief has attorney in dispute
• Dougherty School Board terminates two employees
• EDC names industry award winners
• Schools like Albany Technical College know that, they added a basketball team four years ago to improve the student experience and entice students to their campus.
• WALB - The Leadership Albany class of 2008 took on the project to refurbish the public artwork.
• NEW THIS MORNING: WGL crews fair well at lineman's rodeo
• Albany forecast for May 11, mostly sunny and warm
• NEW THIS MORNING: Navy halts move to allow gay unions by chaplains
• NEW THIS MORNING: Obama approval hits 60 percent
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday May 11, 2011
• Woman dies in afternoon wreck
• Cookie Shoppe burglarized
• CVB rallies for travel
• Northside Social Studies educator tapped as teacher of the year
• Board of Regents Approves Darton 4-Year Nursing Bid
• Lee County considers tax commissioner lawsuit
• UPDATE: DA's office investigating second infant death to same mother.
• Over 49 southwest Georgia employers will participate in the Thirteenth Annual Spring Career Fair Wednesday, May 11, 2011, at the Kirkland Conference Center from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
• Documents: Hospital authority to seek dismissal of FTC complaint
• NEW THIS MORNING: Jury selection begins for accused Phelps killer
• Albany forecast for May 10, sunny and warm
• NEW THIS MORNING: Navy says chaplains may perform same-sex unions
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday May 10, 2011
• All you care about are the clubs !
• Gov. Deal signs ‘deer baiting’ bill
• Albany Tech inks agreement with Southern Polytechnic
• Gunmen keep the Albany Police Department busy Monday
• Dougherty High project approved
• Michigan defenseman Brandon Burlon to sign with Devils
• New Today: County Commission considers raising landfill fees
• Four injured in three-vehicle wreck at Pine Av. and Gillionville Rd.
• UPDATE: Bo Dorough files open records request for Phoebe docs
• UPDATE:County commission to consider selling carbon credits
• Albany forecast for May 9, partly sunny and seasonably warm
• NEW THIS MORNING: Gov. Deal expected to sign immigration bill this week
• Capital Region forecast for Monday May 9, 2011
• Weekend music festival scheduled near Colquitt
• RiverQuarium preps for canoe trips
• Albany forecast for May 8, mostly sunny and warm
• A day of fire safety education draws kids
• Girls Scout win awards
• Music fest to aid park
• Lewis sets book-signing
• Deerfield students show patriotism with top essays
• Hundreds graduate from ASU
• Purchases reviewed
• A mother’s gift
• Children remember special moments with mom
• Albany Police Department offers information at mall
• BREAKING NEWS: Animal Kingdom wins Kentucky Derby; Southwest Georgia viewers miss ending in what WALB calls "glitch"
• Albany forecast for May 7, scattered showers and a possible thunderstorm
• Exchange Club of Albany names ACE student
• Speaker to ATC grads: Never quit
• Car plows through wall
• Baby left locked in pickup for longer than 7 hours
• Regents to decide on Darton request for 4-year nursing program next week
• National spotlight shines on Albany mother
• Golf cart bill signed into law
• Albany Technical College will hold a local articulation signing for its agreement with Southern Polytechnic State University on Monday, May 9, 2011, at 12 Noon in the Albany Tech Presidential Board Room.
• Albany forecast for May 6, mostly sunny and warmer
• NEW THIS MORNING: Sony CEO apologizes for massive data breach
• Capital Region forecast for Friday May 6, 2011
• New York biker events this weekend, May 6-8
• Litigation committee formed
• Coroner protests proposal
• Darton students graduate
• Area leaders among state’s most influential
• AFD shaves $387,000 off budget
• Keller urges business leaders to face new reality
• ASU to hold spring commencement
• U.S. had no proof bin Laden was at compound
• Details leak about raid preparation
• Cordele death probable suicide
• Albany forecast for May 5, breezy and cool with a few showers
• NEW THIS MORNING: Osama bin Laden image shown to senators was not likely authentic
• NEW THIS MORNING: Pakistan warns America not to stage any more raids
• Capital Region forecast for Thursday May 5, 2011
• Albany firefighters up for Oconee FD challenge
• Phoebe plans to expand da Vinci Surgical System
• Empower Albany summit scheduled at Civic Center
• AP tests may lose funding
• APD offers ‘hold-the-line’ budget
• Truck hits girl
• Need to know the latest info about FINANCIAL AID? Attend one of the Q2S Financial Aid Workshops held on May 9th & 12th at 10am, 12pm, 2pm & 6pm in the Kirkland Conference Center on both dates!
• Alleged police killer indicted; Edwards to seek death penalty
• BREAKING NEWS: Darton confirms Henry hiring
• Former Palmyra CEO named head of South East Fla. Hospital
• NEW TODAY: City to amend boat ramp policy
• Gov Deal signs human trafficking bill
• FY2012 BUDGET REVIEW: APD offers 'hold-the-line' budget
• NEW THIS MORNING: Obama administration says bin Laden photo "gruesome"
• Capital Region forecast for Wednesday May 4, 2011
• Lee flood study nears completion
• Lee library gets final approval
• Shakespeare storms LCHS stage
• Darton ceremony planned Thursday
• ATC recognizes honor grads
• After destruction, there's no place like home
• Albany forecast for May 4, heavy rain early and cool
• Lee County Commission OKs library bid
• Mental health, not mental illness, is focus of Mental Health Month
• Take-home vehicle policy dominates APD budget discussion
• Ringling Bros.Circus to arrive in Albany along with animal rights activists
• NEW THIS MORNING: Pakistan's president denies harboring bin Laden
• Edwards again reaches out to commission
• NEW THIS MORNING: EEOC closes file on Strang case
• NEW THIS MORNING: Storm damage cost estimate: $75 million and rising
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday May 3, 2011
• MCLB security heightened
• Kiwanis presents art awards
• Accident turns fatal for teenager
• Albany police respond to aggravated assaults
• Most think action was long overdue
• Coats & Clark plans to rent part of MacGregor facility
• Albany Technical College held its annual Athletics Banquet for the Titans basketball players and cheerleaders from season 2010-2011 on Friday, April 29, 2011, at 6pm, in the Manufacturing Technology Center on campus.
• On Tuesday, May 3, 2011, at 11:00 a.m., Albany Technical College will host the Spring Honors Day Program in the Kirkland Conference Center.
• Coats & Clark to rent part of MacGregor facility
• National Children's Mental Health Awareness Day is May 3
• MCLB raises threat level
• Humpy's finally get what they deserve
• Albany Technical College will hold its winter induction ceremony for the National Technical Honors Society (NTHS) at 6pm, May 3, 2011, in the Kirkland Conference Center.
• On Tuesday, May 3, 2011, at 12 Noon, Albany Technical College will host the Spring Honors Day Program in the Kirkland Conference Center.
• OSAMA DEAD! (Updated 12:47a.m.)
• Capital Region forecast for Monday May 2, 2011
• About 1,000 rally to protest immigration bill
• Senators hone plan to cut U.S. deficit
• Cancer Coalition to host Bunko tournament
• U.S. 19 boat ramp still on ‘horizon’
• Albany forecast for May 2, mostly cloudy with showers developing by afternoon
• April 2011 starts with snow ; ends with warmth and thunderstorms
• Capital Region forecast for Sunday May 1, 2011
• SCA makes contribution to Humane Society
• On the Job With Kate Whiting Henry
• 140 volunteers turn out to build Lee playground
• Lee seeking unpaid funds
• Doctor fighting 'tar wars'
• Family celebrates law enforcement
• Albany forecast for May 1, sunny and warm
• Schenectady Green Market moves outdoors this Sunday
• YOUTH INDOOR FOOTBALL: Photo Slideshow from Saturday's games.
• Capital Region forecast for Saturday April 30, 2011
• Police/Fire/EMS April 30, 2011
• Storm damage slows rescuers
• Contract bid results in for Dougherty High
• ‘Partners in excellence’ tapped
• ‘Cops on Doughnuts’ seeks $15,000 for Special Olympics
• Albany forecast for April 30, mostly sunny and mild
• Police investigating Albany theft
• City commission amends graffiti ordinance
• Georgia digging out from rubble
• ON THE PROWL: Tailgating party set for Saturday's Panthers game
• DEA holds second “Take Back” campaign to collect ADHD drugs, among others
• APF honors contest winners during "Be Kind to Animal Week" reception
• NWS confirms tornado struck Herkimer county on Thursday morning
• Albany Animal Control agents target cruelty
• Capital Region forecast for Friday April 29, 2011
• Gang Task Force hears about schools, crime
• Water issues emerge in Lee County
• Man indicted for murder
• Check-cashing ring arrest made
• Warrent issued for Mathis
• Ex-DHR worker gets indicted
• Albany forecast for April 29, increasing clouds with a few showers
• New York biker events this weekend, April 29 - May 1
• Albany man found dead in Florida jail
• Bench warrant issued for Mathis
• NEW TODAY: Gov. Deal signs Sunday alcohol sales law
• Hubbard announces bid to become mayor (updated 11:15 a.m.)
• Storms ravage central New York overnight with tornadoes reported
• NEW THIS MORNING: Camilla DHR caseworker indicted on racketeering, theft charges
• Homeless man arrested in check-cashing ring bust
• Albany Technical College will hold an Athletics Banquet for the Titans basketball players and cheerleaders from season 2010-2011 on Friday, April 29, 2011, at 6pm, in the Manufacturing Technology Center on campus.
• Albany forecast for April 28, showers and thunderstorms with heavy rain
• Storm warning issued for Metro Albany
• NEW THIS MORNING: Storms kill 11 in Georgia
• UPDATE (8 a.m. Thursday) Storm casualties rise in the South
• Capital Region forecast for Thursday April 28, 2011
• DCSS hopeful for career academy
• Cops and doughnuts help Special Olympics
• DCSS receives several updates
• Officials vote to support gateway sign initiative
• Change in Humane Education Law regarding animal dissection in schools
• City manager pay in middle of local government executives
• NWS finds EF-1 tornado damage in Oneida county, confirms brief touchdown
• White House releases Obama Birth Certificate
• Hubbard to make "special announcement" Thursday
• NWS confirms straight line wind damage in Oneida county
• Dougherty County is one of 40 host sites for GHSGT math tutoring
• Find the light—join the tri-lakes plein air painting group!
• Harris named Small Business Man of the Year by SBA
• Albany forecast for April 27, warm with showers and thunderstorms
• NEW THIS MORNING: Afghan officer fires on NATO troops
• Capital Region forecast for Wednesday April 27, 2011
• Events set for National Community Development Week
• Albany Chorale to say thanks to community
• Final Lee County library vote on hold
• Sireno tops Darton dorm
• Commission offers contract to Taylor
• CITY BUDGET FY2012: Sewer, garbage rates going up $1
• Budget cuts alter fountain hours
• Prince closing on purchase of Edwards Motors
• Lee County employee indicted on child molestation charge
• Craig Mathis disbarred
• NEW THIS MORNING: Metro Albany’s unemployment rate declines to 10.1 percent in March
• P&G raising some prices for retailers
• NEW THIS MORNING: U.S. to regulate electronic cigarettes as tobacco
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday April 26, 2011
• Commission may ask for board updates
• DCSS hosts community forum
• Downtown market set to open
• Albany forecast for April 26, cloudy and warm with showers and thunderstorms
• (BREAKING NEWS) Man charged with murder in death
• County commission to mull appointments
• Dougherty commission may ask for board reports
• Albany woman gets life in prison (UPDATED 12:15 p.m.)
• U.S. Supreme Court will not fast track 'Obamacare'
• NEW THIS MORNING: Gov. Deal appoints Gerald “Jerry” Prchal, O.D., to the State Board of Optometry
• NEW THIS MORNING: Taliban break more than 450 out of Afghan prison
• Boozefighters Chapter 60 Spring Breakout !
• Capital Region forecast for Monday April 25, 2011
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• Plan irks Lake George residents
• On alcohol, Jon Howard is Albany's Mr. No
• Junior League awards grants
• Capital Region forecast for Sunday April 24, 2011
• Turpin saying hello to Hollywood
• Uplifting actor speaks at Albany Area Black Expo
• Memorial barrel race to debut
• Education notebook - 4/24/2011
• Pulitzer Prize winner to speak
• ARC prepares for auction, fiesta
• Albany forecast for April 24, partly sunny and warmer with a shower late
• SPCA wins right to conduct their own investigation of animal cruelty in Seward
• Deputy Dawg golfers raise cash
• Four-year status may draw suit
• Hospital authority under spotlight
• Leaders honored for work, service
• Albany forecast for April 23, breezy with periods of rain
• Albany bakery wins national recognition
• Four Albany Technical College Titans players signed to play with four-year colleges during a signing ceremony held today, April 22, 2011, at 10:30am. Players included Duran Blue, Michael Cofield, Tyrell Johnson, and Justin Wilcox.
• Phoebe board amends Palmyra loan agreement resolution
• NEW THIS MORNING: Nuclear reactor in Georgia shuts down abruptly
• NEW THIS MORNING: A higher gasoline tax to hit May 1
• PETA investigation of animal cruelty in Delhi
• Capital Region forecast for Friday April 22, 2011
• Lee County library bids ‘within range’
• Porter: Changes to continue for Albany's 'Urban Oasis'
• Phoebe unveils historic marker
• New York biker events this weekend, April 22-24
• Man wanted for several burglaries
• Fifth-grader honored for citizenship
• Howard: Recap of Legislature at town hall meet
• Leesburg church has egg hunt Saturday
• Lawmaker may be next chancellor of University System (UPDATED 8:50 p.m.)
• Court delays Palmyra purchase
• Albany forecast for April 22, mostly sunny and a bit warmer
• Porter: Changes to continue for Albany's 'Urban Oasis'
• Farm Sanctuary urges parents to refrain from purchasing "live" holiday gifts
• NEW THIS MORNING: Teaching license of former principal of the year revoked
• Capital Region forecast for Thursday April 21, 2011
• Trans-Siberian Orchestra brings Beethoven to life
• Ministry founder’s dreams live on
• Phoebe aims to teach children about healthful habits
• Parents outraged over arrest
• Albany forecast for April 21, breezy and cool with an isolated shower
• UPDATE Road reopened at 7 p.m.
• Atlanta asks Gov. Deal to reconsider immigration bill
• FTC civil action "disheartening," Phoebe CEO says (UPDATED 3:45 p.m. with video)
• Noveau open-minded museum experience at the Tang Teaching Museum
• Walmart grand opening set for May 18
• Farmers' Almanac releases summer outlook, looking hot and stormy for northeast
• NEW THIS MORNING: Jury convicts exec in $3B mortgage fraud case
• NEW THIS MORNING: Soldier from Columbus killed in Afghanistan
• Capital Region forecast for Wednesday April 20, 2011
• Taylor presents budget to commission
• Lee officials: Numbers from census don’t add up
• Regents hike college tuition
• County revenues up; shortfall expected
• Outbreak ups immunization awareness
• Columnist Ronda Rich to visit Albany, Blakely
• Albany forecast for April 20, scattered showers and thunderstorms
• UPDATE Police made additional arrest in Janaysia Stevenson death
• BREAKING NEWS: Darton golf team wins NJCAA Division I District Championship
• Commission spares Applejax license
• Regents announce three percent tuition hike
• All-you-can-eat vegan buffet at Garden Cafe in Woodstock, NY
• NEW THIS MORNING: Regents will announce new tuition rates today
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday April 19, 2011
• Dougherty BOE adopts policies on breast-feeding
• Lee to take part in drug take-back day
• Arcadia Courtside officially opens doors
• City officials to start budget review today
• Federal budget cuts strike Albany coffers
• Broadway businesses broken into
• Albany State shows off aerospace lab
• First Albany Area Black Expo opens
• City officials to begin budget review Tuesday
• Hells Angels Troy New York Annual Bike Blessing
• Albany forecast for April 19, cloudy with afternoon showers
• Devils ink college standout goaltender Keith Kinkaid
• Football recruits arrested at UGA
• Census: Major shift among county political districts
• Albany forecast for April 18, increasing clouds with a shower late
• NEW THIS MORNING: Tipster leads cops in Valdosta to dig up human remains
• NEW THIS MORNING: Tax returns must be filed today
• Capital Region forecast for Monday April 18, 2011
• Lee budget hearings slated
• Love Affair Arts Festival Kicks off April 29
• B100, CMN conducting ‘Change Bandits’ campaign
• State development leader to speak
• Phoebe physician assisting area divers
• Reaction to bees in yards not warranted
• Albany forecast for April 17, showery and blustery with a rumble of thunder
• Volunteers stash the trash
• Barbershop chorus rocks Darton College
• Home-grown is theme of benefit
• On the Job with Skylar Martin
• Family, food and fun abound at Chehaw
• Fight ends with gunshot fired
• UPDATE: SHOOTING IN ALBANY
• Capital Region forecast for Saturday April 16, 2011
• Rise of the Planet of the Apes raises ethical questions
• Compassion Over Killing gearing up for VegWeek 2011
• Police/Fire/EMS April 16, 2011
• Basketball teams to hold car wash
• Leadership struggle still unresolved
• Rynders has emergency surgery
• Civil Rights icon still fighting
• Albany forecast for April 16, increasing clouds with rain developing
• State development leader to headline industry luncheon
• Board of Regents will set tuition rates on Tuesday
• Government employees, volunteers get "trashy" downtown
• Albany forecast for April 15, partly sunny and a bit cool
• NEW THIS MORNING: Today is NOT the deadline to file tax returns.
• Capital Region forecast for Friday April 15, 2011
• Truck and tractor pull starts tonight
• Spring festival to benefit Graceway
• Blaze destroys mobile home
• Albany man jailed for ecstasy
• Life in Utah sweet for candymaker
• ATC to ‘roast’ former labor commissioner
• Albany man receives life term in murder case
• New York biker events this weekend, April 15-17
• FDA says ADHD warning labels are not necessary on food dyes
• National revamp of testing program leads to changes
• On Friday evening, April 15, 2011, at 7 p.m., the Albany Technical College Foundation will be holding their annual Roast in the Kirkland Conference Center on the college campus. This year, the College will be “roasting” former State of Georgi
• NEW THIS MORNING: Today's the day that will decide Georgia's stand on immigration
• NEW THIS MORNING: State board officially votes to eliminate graduation test
• Capital Region forecast for Thursday April 14, 2011
• Park to present ‘Ant’ film
• ‘Champion’ tour comes to Albany
• Articulation agreement to impact Albany Tech
• Albany forecast for April 14, becoming partly sunny and milder
• BREAKING NEWS: Bonds guilty on 1 count; mistrial declared on other three (UPDATED at 6:37 p.m.; will be updated again)
• KADB nearly set for Stash-the-Trash weekend
• Spring family festival for Graceway set for Saturday
• (UPDATE 2:45 p.m.) Phoebe -Palmyra closing delayed once more
• DEMOLITION BEGUN ON OLD CAR DEALERSHIP BUILDING
• Papa John’s presented a check $844.48 to Albany Tech on Monday, April 11, 2011.
• The Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) and Southern Polytechnic State University (SPSU) signed an articulation agreement on Monday, April 11, 2011 that allows TCSG students to complete their first two years of a Bachelor of Science in Engineering
• Albany forecast for April 13, cooler with periods of rain
• NEW THIS MORNING: Obama eyes tax increases, Medicare changes
• NEW THIS MORNING: House gives final passage to Sunday alcohol sales bill
• Capital Region forecast for Wednesday April 13, 2011
• Health Department hosting ‘Sounding the Alarm’ event
• ASU Symphonic Band, Marine Band conducting joint concert
• DA: Launch of computer memorial honors victims
• Contractors attend Lee library pre-bid
• Flatt: Recovery slow for financial sector
• Relay part of battle against cancer
• ‘Gulls’ flock to help fight cancer
• Devils win NHL draft lottery
• Heritage House owners appeal demo order
• House and Senate negotiators agree on budget deal
• House approves assisted living bill
• Albany forecast for April 12, mostly cloudy and cooler with an afternoon shower
• Obama's debt cutting plan: Everything on the table
• NEW THIS MORNING: Senate moves immigration bill forward
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday April 12, 2011
• Commodities distribution available in Lee
• Registration now open for Albany STAR talent search
• APD responds to business break-ins
• Lee board looks to cut $2 million
• Immigration bill opposition delivers petition
• Club guards shot in Columbus
• Panel signs off on Georgia tax overhaul
• CRIMEWATCH: Jail Booking Report for April 1-8, 2011
• Registration now open for Albany STAR talent search
• Albany forecast for April 11, AM clouds with PM strong thunderstorms developing
• NEW THIS MORNING: Magnitude 6.6-quake jolts Japan coast
• NEW THIS MORNING: Pentagon's second thoughts on Iraq withdrawal
• Capital Region forecast for Monday April 11, 2011
• Leadership Lee announces Class of 2011
• Deerfield-Windsor to present 'Thoroughly Modern Millie'
• Marietta seeks peddling ban
• Jacques Lemaire will not return as Devils coach next season
• Capital Region forecast for Sunday April 10, 2011
• Albany forecast for April 10, increasing clouds with an isolated shower late
• Young-Cummings papers donated to Howard
• Men walk a mile in stilletto heels
• NAACP elects new leadership
• Deerfield literary team earns second in state competition
• Law Day seminars scheduled
• Civil rights icon will speak Friday at ACRI
• Commission hires Taylor as city manager (4:30 p.m. Update)
• March 2011: In like a lion and out like a lamb in Albany, NY
• Capital Region forecast for Saturday April 9, 2011
• Albany forecast for April 9, partly sunny and warmer
• ‘Historic’ deal halts government shutdown
• MCLB hosts children’s parade
• Albany man among few who served in three wars
• Thieves steal from officer
• Two jailed for theft at car audio shop
• Young patriots speak at club meeting
• Less than 12 hours left to settle budget battle
• Lee commissioner named to Community Affairs board
• What's happening in the animal and vegan worlds locally and around the globe
• Albany forecast for April 8, partial sunshine and mild
• Scout troop to host yard sale
• NEW THIS MORNING: Social Security will stop mailing earning statements
• Capital Region forecast for Friday April 8, 2011
• New York biker events this weekend, April 8-10
• ‘Superman’ sister-in-law visits city
• Planetarium second home to class
• Burglars crash truck into pawn shop, flee
• Fire Department to burn houses
• NAACP branch to hold elections
• Disability initiative topic of meeting
• Officials, nonprofits brace for federal grant cuts (UPDATED)
• Georgia storm damage now at $50 million
• Judge validates $30 million bond issue
• Gunman opens fire at school in Brazil
• Albany forecast for April 7, partly sunny and seasonable
• NEW THIS MORNING: Above-average hurricane season predicted
• NEW THIS MORNING: GOP prepares 1-week extension as shutdown looms
• AFD: Recruits complete hazardous materials drills
• Albany to host UGA pharmacy pupils
• Petroff makes appearance on child exploitation, porn charges
• Threatened closure reminiscent of 1995
• Stilettos to rule mile-long race
• Symphony ends season with chorale
• PLAINS WOMAN DIES IN SUMTER COUNTY CRASH
• Independent schools bolster ADHD learning process
• Stabbing suspect surrenders
• Georgia launches elections advisory council
• Albany forecast for April 6, increasing clouds with a few afternoon showers
• Last week, Tocarro Patrice Davis, Student Services Coordinator for Albany Tech’s Randolph County Learning Center, was inducted into the Cuthbert Rotary Club at a monthly luncheon.
• NEW THIS MORNING: No deal yet as possible government shutdown looms
• NEW THIS MORNING: Japan stops highly radioactive leak into Pacific
• ADDU cites convenience stores in underage alcohol sales
• Camilla city manager to resign
• SCV plans memorial service
• Devils sign Mike Sislo to tryout contract
• City to move forward with hearing to determine whether to revoke a club's license
• Former Albany Mayor Keenan dies
• Bowles, Bishop say shared sacrifice needed to reduce deficit
• Walmart to build 'mini-super center' in Camilla
• Two people killed in Colquitt County storms
• Bainbridge College and Early Center closed
• UPDATE (9:45 a.m.) Four Dougherty houses damaged by storm
• Albany forecast for April 5, rain and wind
• Commission tentatively adopts new graffiti ordinance
• NEW THIS MORNING: Four deaths attributed to overnight storms
• APD investigates armed robbery
• City sets plan for manager selection
• Head librarian Cole headed for post in Augusta
• Kidnapping results in sexual assault
• Today, Albany Technical College Academic Achievement Center Director, Elaine Mercer, presented a well-deserved achievement award to Ruby Bivens in the Center’s math lab.
• Man reports robbery near Phoebe parking lot
• Accused 9/11 terrorists to face military tribunal
• Stormy weather coming
• Phoebe sets closing date
• Police cast net for stabbing suspect
• If you don't ride, you don't understand !
• Capital Region forecast for Monday April 4, 2011
• Banks, credit-card issuers warn of email breach
• Go Orange for Animals: April is Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Month
• Albany forecast for April 4, cloudy with morning rain and thunder possible later
• NEW THIS MORNING: Obama launches bid for re-election
• NEW THIS MORNING: Students bracing for tuition hikes
• NEW THIS MORNING: Georgia set to eliminate all state funds to fight domestic violence
• Firefighters battle their waistlines
• Teen eyes medical forum
• New political blog slated to launch
• Albany forecast for April 3, sunny with seasonable temperatures
• UPS driver has logged two million safe miles
• On the Job with Sam DeVaughn Jr.
• Developers, Lee officials at odds
• Woman stabbed multiple times
• Domestic violence awareness day set
• Two injured by gunshots
• Health district to host ‘Open Mic’
• 19-month-old beating victim laid to rest Sat.
• Follow-up doctor visits are key when treating ADHD with medication
• Capital Region forecast for Saturday April 2, 2011
• Albany forecast for April 2, partly sunny and breezy
• Animal Hoarding: How you can help
• Man wanted for theft
• MCLB hosts ‘Warrior Day’
• ASU celebrates Founder’s Day
• UPDATE: IN COLD CASE MURDER, TWO ARRESTED
• 12 killed in Afghanistan in response to Florida Quran burning
• NEW FOR NOON: Legislature honors Auburn Quarterback Cam Newton
• Traffic deaths fall to the lowest level since 1949
• NEW FOR NOON: Rolling memorial honors fallen DCP officer
• Albany forecast for April 1, mix of rain and snow tapering off and chilly
• New York biker events this weekend, April 1-3
• NEW THIS MORNING: Golf cart bill headed to Gov. Deal
• NEW THIS MORNING: Deadline extended for UGA football season ticket purchase
• Capital Region forecast for Friday April 1, 2011
• GPB official discusses public broadcasting
• Unemployment hovers above 10 percent
• Historic Albany tour announced
• ‘Science After Sunset’ set Tuesday
• New York: The Puppy Mill State?
• Obama receives openness award in private
• Vidalia onions to ship April 18
• NEW AT NOON: Downtown businesses to donate funds in memory of slain child
• NEW THIS MORNING: Booster seat bill awaiting governor's signature
• Parts of original manuscript from "Gone with the Wind" to be on display in Atlanta
• Albany forecast for March 31, mostly cloudy with a few showers
• NEW THIS MORNING: SunTrust repays TARP
• NEW THIS MORNING: Southwest Georgia’s unemployment rate unchanged in February
• Capital Region forecast for Thursday March 31, 2011
• ACRI, ASU announce three programs
• Man arrested for repair scam
• April Fools? Winter storm watches remain in effect for much of northeast
• WFXL - East Albany’s new Walmart is slated to open in about 6 weeks, but the store is still looking for a few good men and women.
• Smelly bats have Tifton neighborhood looking for solutions
• High court extends deadline on charter schools case
• NEW THIS MORNING: Couple accused in infant killing denied bond
• County Health Rankings list Calhoun as worst in state
• Albany forecast for March 30, increasing clouds late and chilly
• NEW THIS MORNING: Virginia Tech will be fined $55,000
• NEW THIS MORNING: Alabama laboratory is testing for radiation from Japan
• Capital Region forecast for Wednesday March 30, 2011
• Community events sponsored by APD
• Herald, Fox 31 launch collaboration
• Dougherty BOE members traveling to California
• UPDATE: 19-MONTH-OLD GIRL DEAD; MOM & BOYFRIEND CHARGED
• Bob Barker donates $100K for Animal Advocacy Fund for HVCC
• Tune in Wed, March 30th for Martha Stewart's "Vegan Show"
• Area film production a boon for area tourism, taxpayers officials say
• Inflation takes toll on consumer confidence
• Albany forecast for March 29, partly sunny and breezy
• NEW THIS MORNING: Wood pellets plant to open near Waycross
• NEW THIS MORNING: Charter schools awaiting court ruling
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday March 29, 2011
• Wal-Mart still hiring associates for new store
• Tax digest drops another 7.8 percent
• ADICA votes to purchase former NAPA building
• Animal advocates will gather Wednesday for NYS Humane Lobby Day in Albany
• Boozefighters Chapter 80 Cabin Fever Party
• Albany Technical College’s Georgia Occupational Award of Leadership (GOAL) winner, Patrick Jenkins, andthe Rick Perkins Instructor of the Year, Charlene Duncan, participated in the South Region’s conference held on Thursday, March 24, at Alta
• High court denies Davis appeal
• Consultant: County finding savings in health plan changes (Video added)
• Pinson tapped by VFW as National Paramedic of the Year
• Georgia Tech has picked a new basketball coach
• Albany forecast for March 28, partly sunny and still cold
• Could a Saturday farmer's market return to downtown?
• NEW THIS MORNING: Georgia legislature hits the home stretch
• NEW THIS MORNING: Radiation in Japan appears to be spreading to soil and seawater
• AHS student being sponsored to Europe
• SCA to present ‘Oklahoma!’
• Metro Albany GDP up
• Support area animal shelters by contributing to their wish lists
• Capital Region forecast for Sunday March 27, 2011
• Albany forecast for March 27, mostly sunny and cold
• Here's proof hard work pays
• On the Job with Ron Wallace
• Deerfield Windsor announces scholarship recipients
• Diabetes data given at town hall meeting
• Motors revved to honor fallen officer
• Progress or waste?
• Winds send debris flying
• Police searching for escaped mental patient
• Geraldine Ferraro, first woman vice presidential nominee for a major party, dies
• Albany forecast for March 26, sunny, breezy, and cold
• Attorney General to review closed meeting
• Doctor, wife on bond in drug case
• Finalist sees ‘good fit’ in Albany
• ASU recognizes best students and faculty
• Sherrods recall civil rights work
• Lee grants subdivision approval
• EPD picks Lee County for watershed award
• Unsung heroes honored
• Albany woman convicted of murdering ex-husband
• Albany doctor, wife arrested on drug charges
• UGA to release acceptance list today
• Tonight's Mega Millions jackpot reaches $312 million
• UPDATE: FIRST ARGUMENTS IN MURDER TRIAL
• Albany awarded $250,000 planning grant to begin West Central Albany neighborhood 'transformation'
• Albany forecast for March 25, partly sunny and chilly with a snow shower
• March Madness at Menands shelter this weekend
• New York biker events this weekend, March 25-27
• NEW THIS MORNING: Georgia has no plan to fully repay unemployment fund debt
• NEW THIS MORNING: Dangerous breach suspected at Japanese nuke plant
• Capital Region forecast for Friday March 25, 2011
• BMX state qualifier slated for Chehaw
• Strive2Thrive graduates 23 families
• Lee authority approves development sewer lines
• Agriculture Department’s Sutton is man on a mission
• New license for Eclipse owner tabled
• Council censures Camilla mayor
• Regional road list still developing
• Albany city manager finalists named (UPDATED 7:50 p.m.)
• Jury to hear closing murder case arguments
• Thousands protest immigration bills at state Capitol
• Midday update: Legislators abandon "grocery tax"
• NEW THIS MORNING: Camilla council censures mayor
• Albany forecast for March 24, partly sunny and cool
• NEW THIS MORNING: Jury selection to begin in the case of Michael Jackson's physician
• NEW THIS MORNING: New health care law costing state, employees millions
• Capital Region forecast for Thursday March 24, 2011
• Lisa's Peace
• Run to benefit pregnancy center
• Coin Club to host show
• Woman arrested in bicyclist hit and run
• ASU to honor top students
• Demolition makes way for garden
• DCSS board considers breast-feeding, homeless policies
• Convict caught after walking from work detail
• Woman arrested for DUI in Lee County
• Elizabeth Taylor dies
• Obama says there will be no land invasion in Libya
• DCSS can expect 12 GBI agents soon
• NEW THIS MORNING: Radiation in tap water adds to Tokyo concerns
• NEW THIS MORNING: DeKalb assistant principal indicted for changing records
• Capital Region forecast for Wednesday March 23, 2011
• Lee County delays action on subdivision
• Albany’s woman’s murder trial under way
• Rotary Club honors Paul Harris Fellows
• High Court to hear Rehberg petition
• Taylor puts brakes on Lott-era pay raises
• DCSS considers math changes in 2012 curriculum
• Chehaw hosts Business after Hours
• One hurt in hit and run
• Albany forecast for March 23, cold with snow developing
• Shots fired; no injuries
• Lee board appoints interim Grand Island manager
• The difference between a dream and a goal....
• Albany forecast for March 22, partly sunny and milder
• Albany Technical College is prepared to help students who could lose their HOPE scholarship because of new requirements.
• NEW THIS MORNING: Update 9 a.m. - U.S. military jet crashes, 2 eject
• Tonight's Mega Millions jackpot is worth $244 million
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday March 22, 2011
• ‘Mamma Mia!’ visits Tallahassee venue
• Car dealer Prince buys land adjacent to Grand Island
• Four officers join Albany Police Department
• Sheriff's deputies hard at work
• County to get new fingerprint machines
• Girl struck in face by errant bullet (UPDATE 8:25 p.m.)
• Albany policeman bitten by dog ID'd
• Middle school principal charged with sexual battery
• Midday update: Commission adjourns with no action on city manager search
• Albany forecast for March 21, AM snow and wintry mix changing to rain
• ASU students get world of experience
• Sherrods to speak at fundraiser
• Albany eyes city manager
• ADD Coach Academy earns accreditation for high coaching standards
• Capital Region forecast for Sunday March 20, 2011
• SHOOTING AT DOWNTOWN CLUB
• On the Job with Steve Fink
• Boys and Girls Clubs set fundraiaser
• Pit bull bites APD officer while making a call
• BKOFC keeps in touch with Obama, friends
• ‘Romeos’ take a stab at life’s hard questions
• Re-enactment planned for Civil War anniversary
• Walk for MS brings out more than 200
• Disney coming to Dougherty
• Albany forecast for March 20, mostly sunny and cool
• Jury selection slow in homicide case
• Exchange Club honors local ‘Youth of the Year’
• Red Cross will host ‘Princess Tea’ party
• ATC marks milestone in new program
• Bake sale to help animals
• Albany forecast for March 19, becoming partly sunny and cooler
• Extreme SuperMoon to welcome vernal equinox this weekend
• Libya declares cease-fire
• Click here to use an interactive 2010 Census map
• NEW THIS MORNING: U.S. House votes to cut NPR funding
• NEW THIS MORNING: Japanese nuclear crisis on par with 3 Mile Island
• Capital Region forecast for Friday March 18, 2011
• SCA fundraiser total jumps to $11,000
• Child obscenity, shooting arrests made by DCPD
• Runaway convict gets life in prison
• Census: Population booming in suburbia
• Albany forecast for March 18, becoming mostly sunny, windy, and mild
• FTC upholds subpoenas filed against hospitals Phoebe/Palmyra merger (updated)
• New this morning: Dog fighting, drug investigation underway in Donalsonville
• On March 16, 2011, the Albany Tech Foundation accepted a $500 scholarship donation from the Emerson Electrical Foundation. The Emerson Electrical Foundation is made up of about a dozen former Albany Tech students and faculty members who studied electrica
• NEW THIS MORNING: Georgia’s unemployment rate declines to 10.2 percent in February
• NEW THIS MORNING: Georgia Senate passes bill on concealed weapons
• NEW THIS MORNING: Secretary of State Clinton will bow out if Obama wins in 2012
• Capital Region forecast for Thursday March 17, 2011
• EDC: Industries consider expansion
• Liquor bill beats crossover deadline
• Battle Colors Detachment performs at MCLB-Albany
• ADDU: Arrest possibly tied to Putney shooting
• Former 'Biggest Loser' contestant weighs in
• Will Japan disaster impact trade in Georgia?
• Aviation Hall to induct four
• Albany St. Patrick's Day forecast, mostly sunny and mild
• Defendant flees before conviction
• Small earthquake reported in southern Canada
• Sunday alcohol sales bill earns passage in Senate
• NEW THIS MORNING: Food prices soar
• NEW THIS MORNING: Georgia legislature meets Crossover Day
• NEW THIS MORNING: Drug seizure halts Georgia executions
• NEW THIS MORNING: Nuclear plant evacuated
• Capital Region forecast for Wednesday March 16, 2011
• Sawmill Tavern's Last Supper
• MCLB opens new barracks
• Chamber honors Lamar Clifton
• Fletcher hails early screening programs
• Lee voters pass SPLOSTs (update)
• Leesburg man accused of killing wife on suicide watch in jail (Video Added)
• DCP investigate Putney shooting
• Commissioners discuss graffiti ordinance (video added)
• A man has been charged with kidapping after victim stabs him
• Hawaii first to hit $4 average at gas pump
• City staff researching revoking Applejax license
• HOPE is a done deal
• Don't forget to stop by the bookstore today and tomorrow from 9-5 to sell your used text books!
• As part of their hands-on instruction, several students in the Drafting Technology program at Albany Tech visited the Logistics Education Center construction site, home of Albany Tech’s newest building, at the end of February.
• Albany forecast for March 15, mostly sunny and mild
• New this morning: Radiation levels keep 140,000 people sealed in their homes
• New this morning: Senate bill passed for assisted living residents
• DCP facing high personnel turnover
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday March 15, 2011
• APD responds to armed robberies
• County mulls small business options
• Lee voters to decide SPLOSTs
• Board accepts resignation of Westover teacher
• Alzheimer’s hits home for golfer
• No delays expected in new Georgia nuclear power plant
• BREAKING NEWS: California impacted by tsunami
• BREAKING NEWS: 3rd explosion rocks nuke plant in Japan
• $21,000 bond for former Westover teacher
• Aflac fires the man behind the duck
• Sunday alcohol sales alive once again
• Georgia BOE approves dual math courses
• Six Albany Technical College students recently won awards at the 2011 Georgia Collegiate DECA Career Development Conference held in February in Atlanta. By winning at the state level, these students will have the opportunity to attend the International C
• Need cash for books? Book Buy Back will be this Tuesday and Wednesday from 9-5 in the bookstore. Stop by and sell your used textbooks!
• New this morning: Nuclear fuel rods were fully exposed
• New this morning: Georgia Department of Agriculture errs in recall
• Capital Region forecast for Monday March 14, 2011
• Lily Pad building hope and a house
• Still asking 'Why?'
• 3 killed, 7 missing in Japan explosion
• Hells Angels Troy NY St. Patrick's Day Party
• Albany forecast for March 14, becoming partly sunny and cool
• ADD/ADHD class cautions that stimulant meds may be related to heart disease
• Albany forecast for March 13, mostly cloudy with scattered showers
• Capital Region forecast for Sunday March 13, 2011
• Hayes will hold listening session
• Pastor opens apartments
• APD offers gun safety course
• Workshop planned about genealogy
• GOP Convention scheduled in April
• Agriculture takes the center stage
• Exchange Club makes donations
• Blake named Head Start Teacher of Year
• Officials: After Merck demolished, environmental issues will remain
• One mother’s journey
• BREAKING NEWS: Greenwave fall short in Class A state title game
• Ice jam on Mohawk River threatens homes in Latham
• Fatal shooting case going to trial
• Woman, Palmyra celebrate 40 years
• MCLB to host Battle Colors ceremony
• Four busted for drugs in Sumter
• Albany forecast for March 12, mostly cloudy and breezy
• Former Shoney's Restaurant burning (UPDATED 4:25)
• Capital Region residents react to major Japan earthquake and tsunami wave
• Albany forecast for March 11, rain tapering off and mild
• New this morning: Senate bill would close Georgia abortion clinics
• New this morning: At least 60 people dead in Japan
• Worth County teacher arrested for battery
• Violent crimes reported by APD
• Officers unveil memorial
• Westover project price soars
• Jury indicts man on child porn charges
• Phoebe, children’s hospital to partner
• New York biker events this weekend, March 11-13
• Albany City Commission to review two possible sites for Day Reporting Center
• Woman found beaten
• HOPE bill goes to Gov. Deal
• Albany forecast for March 10, AM wintry mix changing to heavy rain
• New this morning: Oil slips under $104 despite battles in Libya
• New this morning: Metro Albany’s unemployment rate rises to 10.8 percent in January
• Wright honored as Boys and Girls Club Youth of Year winner
• MCLB conducts 'Steel Flint 2011'
• Darton College, GSW sign articulation agreement
• Golf tournament to benefit alzheimers
• Rain, high winds jolt Southwest Georgia
• Albany will seek up to $30 million bond validation
• Westover High teacher arrested for pandering
• DA: Two killed in self defense
• Albany forecast for March 9, mostly cloudy with rain and snow late tonight
• New this morning: Senate passes HOPE bill - with changes
• New this morning: Georgia health plan in the hole
• Capital Region forecast for Wednesday March 9, 2011
• Fire department to conduct training burn
• City employees selling chocolate for March of Dimes
• Armed robbery investigation continues
• GBI: Grow houses can be anywhere
• 'Butterfly Kisses' granted new location
• Meet the Candidate: Kirk Smith
• Ringleader sentenced for driver's license fraud
• Missing U.S. student found dead in Madrid river
• Albany forecast for March 8, sunny and cool
• New this morning: Gadhafi is trying to strike a deal
• New this morning: Georgia led the nation in new business startups in 2010
• SPLOST-funded treatment plant opens in Leesburg
• MCLB working dog retires
• Leadership gets boost at APD
• MCLB sets full exercise
• The Ground Hog Lied !
• Jack Stone wants Gravel Hill named after slain Dougherty PD officer (video added)
• Deal keeps full-time pre-K
• ADHD research shows positive evidence of a genetic link
• Albany forecast for March 7, morning snow then becoming sunny
• Albany city commission briefed on city manager candidates
• New this morning: Warplanes launch airstrike around key oil port
• New this morning: Bill for tire fee advances
• Transplant fights Battle of her life
• Hancock, Ol' Dan deliver the news
• Would-be stars audition at Deerfield Windsor
• Albany forecast for March 6, rain changing over to snow late
• Albany celebrates Mardi Gras
• Bike race weekend rolls in
• Albany woman publishes cookbook
• On the Job with Jim Deal
• A question of blue and gray ... and black lingers
• Westover’s literary team going to state tournament
• BREAKING NEWS: Westover girls dropped by Crisp County in Elite 8
• Albany forecast for March 5, breezy with a little rain
• Schools’ building projects ongoing
• Motels fill as visitors pack Albany
• MCLB colonel gets engineer of year award
• Murder investigation papers released
• BREAKING NEWS: Seminole girls fall in Elite 8 to Calvary Day
• House passes "Oxendine" license bill
• New York biker events this weekend, March 4-6
• Albany forecast for March 4, increasing clouds with seasonable temperatures
• New this morning: Newt Gringrich tests presidential waters
• New this morning: House passes bill aimed at illegal immigration
• Capital Region forecast for Friday March 4, 2011
• Suspended DCSS teacher to return to work soon
• Marathon Woman keeps on running
• Officials seeing more illegal 'spice'
• CARET honors Bishop
• Elderly man with Alzheimer's located
• Drug unit confiscates 1.3 pounds spice drug
• Millions in construction headed for downtown
• Albany forecast for March 3, sunny and very cold
• Homicide: Two dead at Applejax Bar parking lot (Updated)
• New this morning: WikiLeaks suspect faces 22 additional charges
• New this morning: Georgia unemployment again hits 10.4 percent
• Phoebe to institute ‘WOW’
• Mardi Gras party could be wet one
• Police: Safety first at Mardi Gras
• Marines honored at military breakfast
• Snowy February breaks 2 month total snow record...a look back at February 2011
• Marijuana grow house found on West Road (updated 7:55 p.m.)
• Supreme Court rules in favor of anti-gay church
• Commissioner: Albany Graffiti has got to go
• Biker rights panel tonight, 8:30-9:00 PM, EST
• Albany forecast for March 2, windy with snow showers
• New this morning: Rebels fight Gadhafi forces over Libyan oil port
• Capital Region forecast for Wednesday March 2, 2011
• Georgia Watch: ID theft rising
• Twin Oaks students to present play
• Leesburg OKs treatment plant funds
• It's time for Mardi Gras
• Qualifying fees, dates set for Albany elections
• Northeast ski and snow report for March 1
• Wernick says his goal is to have all insurance companies recognize Phoebe as "in-network" providers
• Update: The House of Representatives passed a bill that would extend funding for the federal government by another two weeks through March 18.
• Albany records snowiest January-February on record
• March SuperMoon could bring trouble to Earth
• Happy National Pig Day!
• Albany forecast for March 1, sunny and cool
• Commision votes to delay consolidation vote until 2012
• New this morning: Iran says it may boycott the 2012 London Olympic Games.
• New this morning: President Obama offers states early out of the federal health care law
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday March 1, 2011
• Greenspace committee asks for more authority
• Westover Academic Decathlon wins state
• Lee arts fest set 'under the oaks'
• Mayor Adams will not run again
• Arnott traded to Washington for Steckel
• Legislature panel details crackdown on illegal immigration in Georgia
• Travel officials say brace for volatile gas prices
• South Georgia Judge Disbarred
• 'The King's Speech' crowned at Oscars
• New this morning: Last WWI vet dies at age 110
• Capital Region forecast for Monday February 28, 2011
• 11,000 baby caps and counting
• Lee officials: Projects must be funded
• Albany forecast for February 28, AM wintry mix changing to rain
• Expressions of a Master
• Outlook is loaded with tibits
• On the Job with Chad Warbington
• Public hearing held on community development
• Celebrating through reading
• Basketball more than a game for former coach
• Master Gardeners offer educational opportunities
• Stop the Violence holds Male Summit
• Albany forecast for February 27, morning snow then mostly cloudy
• BREAKING NEWS: Terrell Academy girls three-peat; Westwood falls short in state final
• Top 2 ways to help someone with ADD/ADHD
• Albany forecast for February 26, mostly cloudy with light snow late
• Civic club installs 'Freedom Shrine'
• Movie choices brighten ‘Island’
• Smith city's first black TV anchor
• Monster trucks roar into civic center
• Debutante ball spotlights 26 women
• Late freeze wouldn't be peachy for Georgia
• Lee State Prison to get new warden
• AAA: Albany gas prices higher than state average (updated with video)
• Albany man wounded in shooting (UPDATED 4:15 p.m. )
• Top ways to help someone with ADD/ADHD
• Gang Task Force meets to discuss crime
• ATC names GOAL winner
• Woman brings buried slaves dignity
• New York biker events this weekend, February 25-27
• Brothers sentenced to prison
• Albany forecast for February 25, snow, sleet, and rain
• BREAKING NEWS: Darton on way to getting 4-year nursing program
• Up to eight new businesses confirm plans to move downtown
• Albany-Dougherty consolidation effort likely on hold until 2012
• Walmart to start hiring process next week
• BREAKING NEWS: Westwood girls basketball team beats DEA, reaches Class A State Championship; Terrell girls advance to Class AA title game with win vs. Christian Heritage
• Nominees for the Rick Perkins Instructor of the Year Award for Albany Technical College were presented at a faculty meeting held on Wednesday, February 23, 2011, on campus.
• WG&L to purchase natural gas from Griffin for $1.8 million
• Albany Technical College presented the four Georgia Occupational Award of Leadership (GOAL) finalists to the Rotary Club today, February 24, 2011, at Noon, at Doublegate Country Club. After presentation of the four, the winner was presented by Judy Randa
• New this morning: Government wants tobacco companies to admit wrongdoings
• New this morning: Apple plans tablet event
• Capital Region forecast for Thursday February 24, 2011
• City recognizes officer, civilians of the last year
• School board OKs assessment alternative
• Albany forecast for February 24, increasing clouds with milder temperatures
• BREAKING NEWS: Grand Island general manager resigns
• Weaver demands Heritage House be demolished (UPDATED with details)
• Bikerlowdown B.A.D. biker rights panel
• Life sentence in beating murder
• Thousands flee Libya
• Capital Region forecast for Wednesday February 23, 2011
• Animal control tightens leash on city animals
• Department of Transportation sets multimodal hearing
• Taylor interim city manager
• APD: Man in jail for bad checks, business
• Property codes rejected
• Commission approves stealth towers in residential neighborhoods
• Rewards offered in crane deaths
• Albany forecast for February 23, sunny and still cold
• Gov. Deal reveals HOPE and pre-K cuts
• New stadium for the Falcons takes a step forward
• City manager search to be completed by April 11
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday February 22, 2011
• Carver shooting suspect sentenced
• Teenager missing for the third time
• Commission gets update on building
• Accident claims two
• Deerfield-Windsor student earns Dougherty STAR
• Carter recounts his presidency
• Albany forecast for February 22, sunny and very cold
• Old Pritchett Ford property to be demolished (Updated with new information, quote)
• City eyeing former Albany theatre for business incubator/ health clinic (UPDATED with additional details)
• Famed meteorologist Joe Bastardi leaves AccuWeather
• Commissioners discuss issues during retreat (updated 2:45 p.m.)
• Man being questioned in Sunday slaying (updated 12:18 p.m.)
• ASU police chief resigns
• Poetry for the rest of us--mini-tour by two hilarious poets in Albany and NYC
• Hail to the MC President !
• Randolph County wreck claims two, injures five
• Capital Region forecast for Monday February 21, 2011
• Albany introduced to ‘SpyGlass’
• Leaders to gather for all-day session
• Infrastructure critical part of Lee SPLOST plans
• Albany forecast for February 21, morning snow and chilly
• UPDATE Woman shot to death on West Gordon
• Spay Day 2011
• Man shot dead at car wash
• Capital Region forecast for Sunday February 20, 2011
• On the Job with Tommy McDowell
• Junior League of Albany to host CMN, Albany Autism benefit
• City issues judgment against Dollar Square
• Out on bail, man heads back to jail Saturday
• Experiencing space through an American cosmonaut
• Albany Civic Center attendance breaks 21,000 for January
• Albany forecast for February 20, sunny and cold
• Hostages freed, man in custody
• Man charged with criminal damage
• Couple admits to violating federal law
• Capital Region forecast for Saturday February 19, 2011
• Local restaurants join Meatless Monday campaign
• Bonded out suspected murderer arrested again
• ATC holds convocation
• Sherrod will receive award
• Lee officials discuss Grand Island
• Exchange Club hears update on disaster help
• Albany forecast for February 19, very windy with scattered snow showers
• HeritageBank purchases Effingham bank
• New York biker events this weekend, February 18-20
• New York biker events this weekend, February 18-20
• Capital Region forecast for Friday February 18, 2011
• Warning issued about telephone scammers
• SCA acknowledges brightest students
• Gregors: Busy spring ahead for Thronateeska
• SPLOST road projects have huge price tag
• Albany forecast for February 18, partly sunny and very warm
• Large x-class solar flare hits Earth tonight with possible aurora display
• Homeless man being booked by APD
• Albany Technical College will formally kickoff its 50th Anniversary with a Convocation Ceremony on Friday, February 18, 2011, beginning at 11am, at the James H. Gray Civic Center. A reception will follow immediately afterwards at the Albany Tech Kirkland
• Sunday alcohol sales stalled
• Unemployment claims rise in metro Albany
• Capital Region forecast for Thursday February 17, 2011
• DCPD: Man arrested for 282 child porn pictures
• EDC board votes to dip into reserves to fund lobbyist
• Lee officials plan community cleanup
• Auditor: City books clean for FY 2010
• Albany forecast for February 17, mostly cloudy and very mild
• Mysterious death ruled accidental
• BREAKING NEWS: Terry Lee's Olde World Sandwich Shoppe Restaurant (UPDATED 12:40 p.m.) hit by car
• Man arrested on child porn charges (UPDATED 3:38 P.M.)
• Suspicious package at MCLB-Albany not dangerous (UPDATED 4:04 p.m.)
• County to award design bid on Radium project
• City tentatively adopts health clinic program
• DCSS hosts forum
• ACRI hits record visitors in January
• Clem sees future growth at MCLB
• SPLOST vital to Lee public safety
• APD: Man wanted for making gun threats
• Albany forecast for February 16, partly sunny and milder
• Taylor to serve as interim city manager (UPDATED 4 p.m.)
• Albany commission tentatively adopts clinic concept
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday February 15, 2011
• Community responds well to ‘Handprint Project’
• Committee to be formed for career academy
• Albany forecast for February 15, sunny and much colder
• Windy conditions prevail across the Capital Region ; advisories issued
• Aurora borealis may be visible across northern latitudes tonight
• Sherrod mum on suit against Breitbart (UPDATED with details, quotes)
• Albany native takes home Grammy
• Dougherty commission continues to grapple small biz question
• Lott to resign March 2
• St. Valentine's Day Massacre (Hells Angels Version)
• APD Investigating home invasion, armed robbery
• The Technical College System of Georgia recently paid tribute to 30 adult learners, including Albany Technical College’s EAGLE winner, Keonna Tumblin, for their outstanding achievement in the state’s adult education program.
• Albany Technical College will hold its annual Georgia Occupational Award of Leadership (GOAL) ceremony to honor its seven nominees and the four finalists out of the group of seven today, February 14, 2011, at 5:30pm, at the Manufacturing Technology Cente
• The Fourth Annual Albany Technical College FFA Floriculture Team Challenge was once again a success with 10 FFA Chapters participating and approximately 70 attendees. One team, Brantley County Middle School traveled over 120 miles to participate.
• Capital Region forecast for Monday February 14, 2011
• Local speed skaters prep for Nationals
• Commission to discuss health clinic
• Airport sees increase in passengers
• Albany forecast for February 14, mostly cloudy with afternoon showers
• Capital Region forecast for Sunday February 13, 2011
• Latest solar flare is largest of this solar cycle
• Albany forecast for February 13, cloudy with a few snow showers
• Wanted Albany man arrested for drugs
• The trek of a lifetime
• At 104, life’s been a trip worth taking
• Families enjoy a day at museum
• Quarterback Club revival a posibility
• On the Job with Richard Doherty
• Knights storm Albany castles
• Snow squalls moving into Capital Region this afternoon
• New Arts advocacy group forms in NY to challenge further cuts to arts funding
• Albany forecast for February 12, windy with snow showers
• Black-owned businesses growing locally
• Law enforcement officers honored by civic club
• Jackson Heights student winner in spelling bee
• Citizens group organizes
• Handprint Project looks to stop domestic violence
• Drug dealers sent to federal prison
• HOPE Ball raises $41,000
• Northeast ski and snow report for February 11
• Egypt's president resigns
• Albany forecast for February 11, partly sunny and still cold
• The Telecommunications Engineering program at Albany Tech is celebrating its first degree graduate of the program. Ricardo Roberts is the first of what the College hopes will be many to graduate from the program.
• DCSS working on a five-year facilities plan
• Ethanol facing cloudy future in Georgia
• Plan ties tuition hikes to inflation
• Rabies investigations ongoing in Grady
• Coach Lemaire gets 600th win in Devils victory
• New York biker events this weekend, February 11-13
• Big crowds expected for Family Reunion Fest 2011
• Two votes and no manager; Savannah Council adjourns without decision on Lott, Small-Toney
• Suicide at American Lube Fast
• Lady Titans play at 5:30 and Titans play at 7:30 today at South Georgia Tech. Take the short drive to Americus and support the Titans!
• Albany forecast for February 10, breezy and very cold
• Lee man arrested for child porn
• Prisoners clean up; homeless man leaves
• MCLB hosts black history observance
• CRCT analysis for 2010 released
• With two days left, 45 have applied for Albany city manager spot
• The Radiologic Technology admissions deadline for Summer 2011 is Tuesday, February 15th at 5:00 pm. All applicants should have their admissions application and fee, Compass or ASSET testing, financial aid, and all official high school and college trans
• Future Farmers of America compete at Albany Technical College
• South Georgia Middle and High School Student Show Off Their Green Thumbs at Albany Tech
• House panel approves Sunday alcohol sales bill
• Albany forecast for February 9, breezy and cold
• CONGRATULATIONS to... Mr. Albany Tech, Rodriquez Thomas (Childcare) and Ms. Albany Tech, Cierra Reed (Law Enforcement) The first runner ups were Cheryl Hill (Childcare) and Darrell Marshall (Practical Nursing)
• Wernick presents Phoebe update
• Camilla native USDA chief of staff
• Convicted murderer faces life sentence
• Former Hooters tenants pay back rent
• Lee mulls dropping EMS fee
• Winter carnival lights up Saranac Lake
• Attractions offer ‘sweetheart’ deal
• Bee experts educate public safety officers (update with video)
• Just when I thought I was out....they pull me back in
• Albany forecast for February 8, becoming windy and colder
• Gang Unit warrants net multiple arrests
• APD responds to break-ins
• Lee resident adopts, cleans messy street
• Lee STAR student, teacher to be honored
• Bobby McKinney will fill development authority vacancy (Update with Video)
• Civic Center, Recreation departments to merge (UPDATE WITH DETAILS)
• Albany Tech’s Horticulture Program will host the fourth annual Future Farmers of America (FFA) Floriculture Team Challenge Competition on Tuesday, February 8, 2011, at 4:30pm, in the campus Environmental Horticulture building off Newton Road.
• Albany forecast for February 7, cloudy with snow later
• Packers win Super Bowl
• Property may be renamed in Johnson’s honor
• Tilson: Albany has demolished 184 structures
• Hells Angels Troy NY Groundhog Day Party
• Albany forecast for February 6, breezy with some sun
• Grandma with a pencil putting criminals in jail
• Byne holds open house with international flair
• On the Job with LaKisha Bryant
• Herald improves printing process
• Life with a heart defect difficult, scary, inspiring
• Albany forecast for February 5, wintry mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain
• Why honey is not vegan
• APD busts west Albany burglary ring
• Men target Good Samaritans in Lee County
• Albany employer committee to host seminar
• Bishop meets families at MCLB
• APD: Top sketch artist aides in suspect search
• APD: 19-year-old Baker County resident charged in clerk killing
• Traffic reopens after car/train collision (UPDATES AND ADDS PHOTO)
• Official: It's 'likely' civic center director has turned down job
• Titans hold on to beat Chattahoochee Tech
• Marietta: Albany should abandon Mediacom deal and collect franchise fees
• Thronateeska, Symphony to host events with astronaut
• Albany forecast for February 4, mostly sunny and seasonable
• Downtown experiencing growth
• Gang report says violence down in 2010
• Blair eyes downtown image
• New York biker events this weekend, February 4-6
• Landlord files papers to evict Hooters restaurant
• Homeless bridge-dwellers absent from cleanup effort
• Camilla Ethanol Plant files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• Albany forecast for February 3, partly sunny and colder
• Smith set his own unique musical path
• Georgia Quail Hunt kicks off
• HOPE Ball to feature Wright family
• APD: Employee sets up check-cashing scam
• ADDU: Last-minute sting nets 16 in a drug bust
• Drunk mother leaves kids alone
• Indoor art – the Still Life – on display at the Hyde Collection
• Grand jury indicts on golf cart injury case
• Hospital Authority approves resolutions for Palmyra purchase
• Beau predicts early spring
• Albany forecast for February 2, snow, sleet, and freezing rain
• Leesburg sets business license fees
• Dance Theatre of Harlem promotes arts
• Massey: Lee should focus on the future
• New York Capital Region prepares for round 2 of wintry precipitation
• Congratulations to Titan, Justin Wilcox, for being named the Georgia Collegiate Athletic Association (GCAA) Player of the week! Go Justin!
• UPDATE: Death penalty to be sought for cop killer
• ADHD Overview: Albany residents want to know
• Don't forget that tomorrow is Twin Day/Celebrity Day Dress up for faculty, staff and students!
• AT&T's 'The Last Text' Goes Viral online
• Georgia House considers abortion restrictions
• CONGRATULATIONS to the finalists for Mr. & Ms. ATC as well as to our talent show winners. Ms. ATC Finalist and Major Cheryl Lynn Hill – Early Childhood Ciarra L. Reed – Law Enforcement Mr. ATC Finalist and Major Darrell Marshall &nd
• Animal ordinance punted to citizens group
• is working to make sure the students they educate, meet the needs of the business community.
• Albany Technical College has launched a job skills survey to regional businesses and industries.
• Homecoming Week kicked off Monday at Albany Technical College with a pep rally.
• Albany forecast for February 1, cold with snow
• The verdict: Mad Dane was 'probably' sane
• More than 200,000 march on Egyptian capital
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday February 1, 2011
• Brush fire leaves family homeless
• City Commission to revisit controversial cat ordinance
• Flu vaccine offered at a reduced price
• Bishop vows to improve VA’s efficiency
• New York's Capital Region braces for a major winter storm, warnings issued
• Georgia Republicans applaud Fla. decision against health care law
• City to make final payment on Albany civic center Tuesday.
• NWS issues winter storm warning for 15-30 inches of snow
• Edwards 'inclined' to seek death penalty on alleged Dougherty cop killer
• Writing for New York Rider Magazine
• Former teacher enters Alford plea in molestation case (Update with details)
• Learn art while the snow falls with classes and easy home instruction
• ATC men, women split with GPC; GSW men, women split with Lander
• Albany forecast for January 31, mostly sunny and cold
• Winter storm watch issued for entire Capital Region
• Capital Region forecast for Monday January 31, 2011
• Free tax help comes to Council on Aging
• Culbreath gives more in retirement
• Keeping it real
• Exploding star may add new 'sun' in 2012
• Capital Region forecast for Sunday January 30, 2011
• Albany forecast for January 30, morning flurries with late clearing
• Coon hunt takes place at fairgrounds
• Budget the focus of Dougherty retreat
• On the Job with ... Tim Dill
• Keeping the Flint River safe
• Technology improving life quality for stroke patients
• ADHD coping skills can help navigating everyday life easier
• Devils set to face off with canines in attendance
• Albany forecast for January 29, cloudy with a few snow showers
• Religion Bulletin - January 29, 2011
• Albany unveils federal agenda
• Alleged child molester gets hearing
• Drug defendant gets 30-year prison term
• Tale of two lost dogs
• Homecoming Week Continues Albany Tech's 50th Celebration
• Albany Tech Conducts Workforce Assessment Survey
• Victims fight burglar
• Monty Simpson guilty of murder
• Challenger disaster marks 25th anniversary
• New York biker events this weekend, January 28-30
• Albany forecast for January 28, cloudy with scattered snow showers
• Chamber set to ‘Get Connected’
• UKC Winter Classic coon hunt opens
• Class of '67 recalls integration
• Allen, Smith big winners at SWGHA Science Fair
• KADB volunteers honored
• Marching Rams going to battle of bands
• Wanted duo caught in Albany
• Jury deliberating in murder case
• Albany forecast for January 27, mostly cloudy and breezy
• Capital Region forecast for Thursday January 27, 2011
• Metro Albany jobless rate drops to 10.5%
• Lee chamber adds new members
• Arguments to conclude in Simpson case today
• Lee County, Mediacom reach deal
• Center for the Arts changes its name
• Lott one of two finalists left for Savannah job
• School board to send letter of intent for career academy
• Paula Deen on cover of new Georgia Travel Guide
• Bikers like quilts too!
• Police ask public for help looking for suspects
• Ouch! Early Georgia tax filers temporarily lose refunds
• Albany forecast for January 26, mostly cloudy and seasonable
• Herald to chronicle 120 years of news
• Weather stresses blood supply
• Man faces life in prison if found guilty of fatal beating
• Chamber to hold its 2011 annual meeting
• City delays decision on Mediacom building
• Mabe hired as civic center director
• Obama: Unity essential
• Lee amends SPLOST resolution
• FAA rejects bid proposals for new airport terminal
• APD: Person of interest wanted for questioning
• Frankfort, Ky., city manager named Lee administrator
• Black farmers remain locked in battle with USDA
• Riverquarium CEO resigning to take job in Delaware
• Albany forecast for January 25, morning snow showers then mostly cloudy
• Capital Region forecast for Tuesday January 25, 2011
• Diners/sleuths to solve ‘murder mystery’
• City to launch workshop tonight
• ABAC's Chason to retire as public relations chief
• Two juveniles nabbed in robbery
• Winn-Dixie robbed
• Deputies honored for bravery, selflessness
• Penney's closing six stores; Albany not on the list
• Terrorist kills 31 in Russian airport bombing
• County to consider changes to its small business office
• Albany forecast for January 24, sunny and bitter cold
• USA grabs four medals at the FIS Nature Valley World Cup
• Capital Region forecast for Monday January 24, 2011
• New leader, same problems for state public defenders
• Atlanta cheating scandal resurfaces
• NAACP looks to start anew
• Goff takes life one day at a time
• Another east coast storm on the way for mid-week
• ATC's 50th Anniversary Convocation Ceremony is coming up on February 18th, beginning at 11am at the Albany Civic Center. We invite everyone to attend for this commemorative occasion! Lunch served immediately following the ceremony back on the ATC ca
• Albany forecast for January 23, becoming partly sunny and frigid
• A new spin on triathlon training
• Hoots spreading the passion for spinning
• On the Job with Tim Thomas
• Shiloh Baptist hosts back to school program
• Finding a ‘route’ to success
• Seats filling up fast for APD Citizens Academy
• Albany forecast for January 22, mostly sunny and very cold
• Make-A-Wish to sending Leesburg boy to Pro Bowl
• Rynders: Budget crunch looming
• Murder trial to begin
• Family of man killed in Expressway pursuit files suit against Albany Drug Unit, city and County (update with lawsuit)
• Twenty-two out in Albany hospital merger
• Albany forecast for January 21, morning snow and becoming colder
• Capital Region forecast for Friday January 21, 2011
• Two former DCSS employees indicted
• Latest beehive 'normal'
• Economist: Too many people playing it safe
• Bishop blasts internet video
• Chambliss: Nothing is off the table to reduce the deficit
• Farmers talk technology, commodities at peanut show(update with video)
• Georgia's unemployment up to 10.2 percent
• Bishop now a ranking member of Milcon Committee
• Mars donates $1,000 to Lily Pad SANE Center
• Smith tapped to lead EDC
• Lee's Wright to make presentation at water meeting
• Road block nets 16 arrests
• Emergency responders prep for aggressive bees
• Disturbance at Habersham Road
• Newton: Albany health clinic should translate into savings
• Dougherty budget on track, officials say (Updated with video)
• Museum doubles visitors in 2010
• Teen in court for clerk’s killing
• Peanut show scheduled at Civic Center
• Georgia marks 150th secession anniversary
• J.D. Sumner named Employee of The Year
• APD officer faces termination
• Pike wants review of Albany's curfew ordinance
• Board of assessors to begin review of all tax-exempt entities in Dougherty County
• City of Albany tentatively agrees to accept building in lieu of fee (updated with additional details)
• Miller employee likely died of natural causes
• No foul play suspected in the death of infant
• ‘Asphalt pirates’ sail into Southwest Georgia
• MLK Day speaker: Education the best hope
• Convenience store robbed, cash taken (UPDATE with map)
• Work crews cleaning wreck site on U.S. 19 North
• Pike hosts Dream Summit downtown (updated with video)
• Rep. Giffords condition improves to serious
• Class of ’67 to recount desegregtion
• Local homeless survey planned
• Man stabbed to death on 500 block of Pinson Road
• Local delegation gets vital appointments
• Shop brews final cup of coffee
• MLK, history remembered
• On the Job ... Lawrence C. Knighton
• Not your average dog
• Martin Luther King to be honored in Albany
• Schools facing budget slashes
• Exchange supports Liberty House
• Lee pregnancy center to open
• Slugg a man of many talents
• Lott named finalist for Savannah post
• Rynders, Sims get appointments
• Monroe boys edge Westover, 42-37
• ATC Dedicates Donated First Responders Vehicles
• ATC's Evening Nursing Program Has Begun
• Sketches released on robbery suspects (POSTED: 11:35 a.m.)
• APD: Keep cars safe against thieves
• Beekeepers Club: Let the honey flow
• USAF band to perform
• Kimsey captures Geographic Bee
• SCLC to re-enact civil rights march
• Lee County deputies bust two on drug charges
• BREAKING NEWS: Auburn Heisman winner Newton declares for NFL Draft
• Albany to streamline business license renewal process
• Albany-area governments to consider partnership with DOR
• Colquitt County chicken house burns overnight
• Lena Baker’s family finally gets closure
• Marine base honors MLK
• After 65 years, circle completed for Lena Baker's family.
• Dougherty to explore viability of probation center
• Rapist takes plea; Goes away for 25 years
• The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service offers reward
• County considers Sales Tax resolution (video added)
• Sheriff discusses arrest of detention officer (with video)
• Reminder on the 50th event for January ... Tomorrow (Jan. 13th), we will hold a First Responders vehicle dedication on campus at the Charles B. Gillespie, M.D. Center for Emergency Responders. We will dedicate three vehicles donated by Dougherty County,
• Sign used to generate needed local input
• APD: Juvenile arrested for theft
• Police make arrest in Wright murder
• Trial starts; man faces 50 counts
• 25th Quail Unlimited celebrity event set
• Flu rampant in SWGA
• Arrest made in Albany cash snatch
• Lee County Commission chair reappointed
• Dougherty County Sheriff's Office Deputy arrested
• McKinney "OK," with departure from EDC
• Documents: Albany Teachers received incentives, but likely not for cheating (update with comment from school system)
• Sherrod to be recognized by African-American business group
• Southwest Georgia flights canceled
• Structural leaks result in house fire
• Bush elected DCSS chair
• Atlanta travel hazardous (UPDATE: 8:33 a.m.)
• Deal sworn in as Georgia governor
• Ice storm causes closures, outages
• Lee finalists impressive
• Marietta tapped as Mayor Pro-Tem of Albany commission; McKinney off EDC
• Power restored to parts of Albany (UPDATE: 10:14 a.m.)
• UPDATE ON TODAY ... Monday, January 10th ... Due to a power outage in the South Slappey area, ATC will be CLOSED today. Please plan to report back tomorrow. Thanks!
• Suspect in attack on congresswoman faces five charges
• Perdue declares state of emergency
• Looking for a pet? Why not try a llama?
• Church group seeks to provide hope
• Expected freezing rain disrupts schedules
• Dougherty County Schools to be closed Monday
• Due to the predicted weather tomorrow (Monday, 1/10), ATC will not open until 11am tomorrow for students. Faculty is to report to work at 10am.
• Baker to be honored with tombstone
• Couple answers God's call with center
• Georgia Trend selects CEO Joel Wernick
• Fans go back in time at Frontier Festival
• Lyle ready for rookie year on commission
• On the Job with Austin Turner, co-owner of Turner Furniture
• APD AmeriCorps career event attracts crowd
• Congresswoman shot in head at function in Arizona
• Grand Island cash woes resurface
• In an emergency, you can count on the Exchange Club
• Brick-throwing suspect nabbed
• Albany CVB snags photo award
• Freezing weather expected
• Cranes died from gunshot wounds
• Fish & Wildlife service confirms whooping cranes died of gunshot wounds
• Albany CVB wins photo contest and 30-sec TV spot
• APD:Missing girl found in gift shop
• Finalists named for Lee County administrator
• Robbers flee after gunshots are fired
• Victim gives false report
• Cameras catch man snatching cash in store
• Board of Education considers career academy
• Three in running for Lee position
• Child support fraud reported
• One injured in three-vehicle crash on Expressway
• Woman Arrested in Bizarre Child Support Scam
• 70-year-old woman shot at home dies
• Phoebe’s total assets at $589 million
• Industry hopeful about buyout
• APD needs help finding missing teen girls
• Area schools recognized
• Wernick: February closing is likely
• Homeless men take shelter under the bridge
• Whoooping crane deaths under investigation
• Morning vehicle crash sends one to the hospital
• Man in custody after Albany apartments evacuated (UPDATE: Video Added)
• Wildlife agencies investigating deaths of three whooping cranes in Calhoun Co.
• Archer Daniels Midland acquires remaining interest in Golden Peanut Company
• Dougherty School System to look into establishing career academy
• Two winning tickets to split $355 Mega Millions jackpot
• Bookstore Book Buy Back Schedule: Wednesday and Thursday, January 5th and 6th 9:00 to 5:00 Friday, January 7th 9:00 to 2:00 Monday, January 10th 9:00 to 3:00
• Classes begin today for Winter Quarter!
• Former Archbold CEO awaiting sentencing
• Injunction against city, WG&L denied by judge
• Leesburg council gives liquor-by-drink ordinance final approval
• Arrest made in 2009 murder
• APD needs help finding missing 14-year-old girl
• Pelham officers resign after investigation
• Leaders look at probation center deal
• Rosen: Albany Civic Center chief deal nixed over diluted drug screenings (UPDATED with VIDEO ADDED)
• Former DA Hodges prevails in former Dougherty police officer's suit
• Man dies from injuries in Radium Springs crash
• Lee senior center OK’d
• APD officer involved in earlier incident
• Two killed in crash
• Wernick briefs commission on Palmyra acquisition
• Four commissioners swear oaths to start 2011 (Video added)
• Valdosta man now tapped for Civic Center chief (UPDATE with Comments from Mabe)
• Smoky odor leads to evacuation
• Albany woman 'Chosen to Conquer'
• Albany a draw to international visitors
• Rynders a champion for rural Georgia
• Albany man dead after accident in Baker County
• Lee County deputies arrest APD officer
• State, local governments facing ‘taxing’ season
• RiverQuarium turtles take to the water
• Dismuke’s an ‘old-fashioned pool hall’
• APD oficer arrested for discharging weapon NY Eve
• Happy New Year!!
• Officials probing police gambling
• City ends year with $1.9M surplus
• The Albany Herald marks its 120th year
• Officer's death somber end to 2010
• UGA loses Liberty Bowlto UCF, 10-6
• Two charged with mistreatment of animals
• New Year’s resolutions vary with the individual
• DCPD officers to pay respects in Marietta
• Jury indicts man as leader in gang fight
• APD offers New Year’s safety tips
• Georgia approves opportunity zone in city
• Albany Civic Center still director-less (updated: 4:45 p.m. with Lane Rosen comment)
• Albany 2011 to begin with big events
• Donations sluggish in 2010 for many Albany charities
• Poll: Boomers fear outliving Medicare
• Judge on probation violation: 'Oh it will happen again'
• Three men arrested in unrelated metal thefts
• Suspect last faced judge in November
• DCSS teacher hearing pending
• Rouse remembered
• Firefighter sues city for back pay
• APD investigates armed robbery, assault cases
• Turtle race set for New Year’s Day
• Time is running out for 2010 donations
• HCA: IPO not reason for sale
• Officials probe infant death
• Fund created for Rouse family
• Lee SPLOST referendum ready
• Fund set up to help slain officer's family
• Edwards: Step dad charged with smoking pot around 3-year-old( 4 p.m. UPDATE with death of child.)
• AB&T Released From Gaze of Federal Regulators
• Don't forget ... today is the last day to register for Winter Quarter! Stop by the Admissions office today and get registered. Classes are filling up fast! We look forward to seeing you in the New Year!
• Gov. Perdue’s legacy is a Republican state
• Sylvester GBI agent retires after
• Support group to hold open house
• Pool hall gets new ownership
• Christmas is a time of love at work for babies
• Redistricting a formidable task for 2011
• Thomas has criminal past
• On the Job with ... M. Scott Tomlinson
• WEB EXCLUSIVE: A look at accused killer's criminal past
• ‘Youngest Santa’ brings smiles to sick children
• Slain officer a ‘fine man’
• Officer killed in Dougherty County shooting
• Blackwood to head highway safety
• Man picks jail over freezing weather
• Knights donate sonogram to clinic
• AAA: Increased holiday travel
• Health officials educate residents
• Club, SASCO to spread joy
• APD: Deputy Chief Scott takes on interim duties
• New vehicle serves parking staff
• ‘Hot’ toys mostly gone; shoppers still on the hunt. fur real friends
• Wernick: Palmyra employees in transition period
• Albany Tech's campus will be closed on 12/23 and 12/24; will reopen on 12/27, 12/28, and 12/29; then, closed again on 12/30, 12/31, and 1/3/11; reopening and ready for the New Year on 1/4/11 with Winter Quarter classes beginning on 1/5/11. We look f
• Albany unemployment up
• First "saggy pants" citation issued in Albany
• Obama signs "don't ask, don't tell" repeal
• Public uneasy with purchase
• Chamber says buyout won’t impact small businesses
• Phoebe to acquire Palmyra (UPDATED 8 p.m.)
• Wernick: Merger will not impact tax digest
• 2010 Census reveals Georgia will gain one congressional seat
• Housekeeper who stole from Paula Deen sentenced
• Don't forget ... December 27th is the deadline for registration for Winter Quarter!! Don't delay ... classes are filling up fast!
• Hayes picked to serve on hospital authority
• Shields to head Tennessee State University
• Camp killer gets life, plus 15
• Lingle heralded after final commission meeting
• Lunar eclipse is expected tonight
• Blood donations needed at holidays
• Chimney safety prevents blazes
• No charges filed in 13-year-old girl's death
• Rain does not stop a boy's 'Doughnuts & Coffee Drive'
• On the Job with ... Ted Clem
• Wetherbee Planetarium show lights up winter
• Albany police release name of deceased clerk
• Eagle Scout candidate begins toy, book drive
• Stand ... and wait
• Clerk killed during robbery
• Obama signs tax bill
• Leesburg second best to raise kids
• Albany Police Department honors its own on Friday
• Palmyra hosts holiday luncheon
• St. Jude Santa makes 98th trip
• Sumter man arrested on cocaine possession charge
• Toys for Tots wraps up great campaign
• No more gas at Gieryic's
• Middle school hosts food drive
• Christian rock band to perform in Albany
• Air Evac collects toys
• Unpaid suspension done, counselor back at school
• Sinyard chairman of regional committee
• State unemployment increases
• County talks water, tax reform with state delegation
• Flu activity still high in state, region
• Sowega Council, Rotary bring Christmas cheer
• Worth cities receive grants
• Albany industrial park picks up certification
• Merchants seeing more green
• MCA personnel return from overseas
• Commission votes to hire recruiter for city manager
• 30 months in federal prison for Camilla pharmacist (UPDATED 5:04 p.m.)
• Lane Rosen tapped for Civic Center director
• Dougherty deputies to sport new uniforms
• Liquor license blocked
• Man arrested on fraud suspicion
• Lee SPLOST agreement approved
• Regents: $11.3 million Darton dorm project in works
• Darton student graduates
• Hearing pits academia, churches versus business
• Authorities: Beware of 'Trust Network Inc.'
• Albany county official named to state election advisory board
• Modeste resigns position
• Police investigating West Gordon homicide (UPDATE 5:04)
• Dougherty County official named to state election advisory board
• Man arrested for $100,000 fraud
• Judge rules that Oxendine did not follow the law
• Accident victims in serious condition
• Causes of weekend fires under investigation
• Blaze adds to fire tally
• Historian to recount internment
• Lee sheriff’s office makes burglary arrests
• DCSS OKs ethics policy
• Two more colonies of Africanized bees discovered in Dougherty County
• Federal judge strikes Health Care Law as unconstitutional
• Two guilty in Carver Pool shooting sentenced to 10 years in prison
• Teacher writer to reach women
• Annie Moses Band to play Sherwood concert
• Palmyra opens pediatrics unit
• Robbery attempt injures one
• Officials urge caution as temps drop this week
• GraceWay gets help
• Sherrod encourages grads to end racism
• Man stabbed by woman
• Georgia's future to be discussed at luncheon in Albany
• Darton prepares for fall commencement
• Georgia National Guard, students give to seniors
• On the Job with Howard Corbett
• ‘Why’ of suicide hard to answer
• Short crop sends pecan prices up
• Sherrod urges graduates, parents to put race behind them (VIDEO ADDED)
• Couple redefines Christmas cheer with holiday lights
• APD bids adieu to deputy chief
• Doctor discusses prostate cancer
• Officials seeking more help from ICE
• At least three injured in afternoon crash
• Gang leader stuck with 40-year sentence
• Life plus five for two Camp murderers
• Will you be a new student at ATC beginning Winter Quarter? Will you be applying for Financial Aid? If so, don't forget that December 20th is the deadline to get your FAFSA forms in! Don't delay!! Complete today! We want to see you on campus Win
• Albany Technical College in the running for prestigious award
• Two south GA Tech Schools among best in state
• Democrats reject tax plan
• Second group of Hispanics robbed
• Local cancer patients can donate cells for research
• Trucker charged with DUI
• ATTENTION ALL NEW AND RETURNING ATC STUDENTS ... Deadline for Registration for Winter Quarter is DECEMBER 27TH! Don't delay! See the Admissions Office for more details!
• ATC Makes Top Four for Governor’s Technical College of the Year
• Albany symphony wins National Endowment grant
• H.E.A.R.T. continues shoe distributions
• Arrested woman goes combative in patrol car
• ASU to bring Harlem Dance Ensemble to town
• Albany to accept gateway grant
• Police collect toys for foster kids
• Sherrod to speak at ASU commencement
• Girl’s death likely accidental
• Snow reported in Downtown Albany
• 18-wheeler overturns near Liberty Expressway
• 'Challenging year' ahead for local government, says lobbyist
• 13-year-old girl killed in Albany shooting
• Lee bumps up SPLOST projections
• Marine returns to MCLB
• Bishop supports cuts deal
• Explosives found at MCLB-Albany inert
• Leesburg OKs SPLOST list
• Commission begins city manager search process (UPDATED with VIDEO)
• Are you a graduate of Albany Tech? If so, how did training for a career at Albany Tech change your life? We want to know so that we can include in our 50th Anniversary section! Send your comments to Wendy Howell, Director of PR at Albany Tech, at whowell
• Albany Tech kicked off its 50th Anniversary with a celebration today at 11am. It was a huge success!! Thanks to Representative Ed Rynders and Mr. Kenneth Cutts from Rep. Sanford Bishop's office for saying a few words about ATC! Thanks to our caterer
• Albany Technical College prepares to celebrate 50th year
• Albany Tech kicks off 50th year
• Sherrod to speak at Albany State commencement Saturday
• Explosive found near MCLB
• Kids get in the holiday spirit
• Principal takes part in panel
• Palmyra unveils new technology
• Albany police probe shooting
• ATC participated in Saturday's Christmas Parades in Leesburg and Albany. We featured a 1947 Mac Fire Truck donated to us by the City of Dawson. The Dawson firemen and Chief also rode ... it was the final ride on Engine 5 for most of them! On 1/13/11
• Santa, Buster Posey fans turn out for Lee parade
• WG&L Celebration of Lights twinkles, shines
• Albany police investigating possible suicide
• Dougherty's new assistant school superintendent is a home-grown ‘professional’
• Recreation & Parks to host 'Christmas with Grandpareents'
• Homeschool unit sets date for geography bee
• On the Job with Annette T. Bowling
• Posey a hot commodity
• Flint remembers past Christmases
• Herald names new ad director
• Albany State falls to Delta State in D-II quarters, season ends at 11-1
• On Tuesday, December 7th, ATC will hold a celebration to officially kickoff its 50th Anniversary, which begins January 2011! Join us at 11am in the Kirkland Conference Center. Refreshments provided.
• ASU two games from title
• ‘Whiz Kids’ are here and expanding to help others
• Flu activity high in region
• Officers compete to determine APD’s ‘top shot’
• Bread House strives to ‘Pay it Forward’
• Georgia Music Hall of Fame in Albany? Cultural officials mull proposal
• Pickup driver tries to kill self by driving into Albany museum
• Bishop: Tax cuts good, but more needed
• Ex-employee alleges improper security check
• ATC will participate in the Leesburg and Albany Christmas Parades tomorrow (Leesburg - 10am + Albany - 6pm). Just look for our decorated 1947 Fire Truck that was donated to our Fire Science program by the City of Dawson! Hope to see everyone there!
• LITERACY/LEADERSHIP TAKE STAGE AT ALBANY TECH:
• ATC EAGLE Winner Inspires Others
• ‘King George,’ Reba McEntire show scheduled
• Samaritan clinic taking part in Saturday events
• Radio station, club team for ‘Fancy Fridays’
• Juveniles indicted in gang-related incident
• Lower temperatures can mean higher crime rate
• Robert Cross Middle School defends Academic Bowl title
• APD: Traffic stop yields $4,980 in illegal drugs
• WG&L's revenues trending above budget
• APD: One arrested for trafficking Ecstasy in Albany
• Flint River Services bought by California investment group
• Camellias take center stage at mall
• Suspect injures child with brick
• Energy help program draws crowd
• WG&L makes preparations for 2010 Christmas parade
• ATC students urged to volunteer
• DCPD Taser not cause of Denevious Thomas death
• Legislators give preview of the upcoming Assembly session (VIDEO ADDED)
• Albany-Dougherty consolidation issue may see new life (VIDEO ADDED)
• Leesburg's Butterfly Kisses a winner
• The Southern Slam Tour is full of Promise
• Lecture set to focus on healthy holiday cooking
• My Brother’s Keeper plans to feed 1,000
• Man free after mistaken identity
• Toys for Tots donations down
• County debates public involvement for SPLOST
• Albany Firefighters undertake ability testing (Video included)
• Buster Posey confirms for Leesburg Christmas parade
• Butterfly Kisses voting ends tonight!
• Heritage Financial Group Inc. shares trading under the symbol HBOSD
• UPDATE: Atlanta CRCT probe
• Holiday traffic crashes cause fatalities
• Chamber to host Legislative Rise N Shine Breakfast
• Countywide parenting forum scheduled
• SWGA counties receive disaster designation
• Online shopping scams prevalent
• Expert: deadly bees likely hitched ride from Florida
• Obama plans a freeze on federal salaries
• Albany Christmas tree placed in courthouse square (VIDEO added)
• Belk recalls year-long campaign of island hopping
• Phoebe promotes Kangaroo Care
• Liberty House continues Adopt-A-Family program
• Beekeeping group to be established inAlbany
• Phoebe to host tasting event
• On the Job with ... Kenny Phillips
• Overseas study life changing
• WWII veteran recalls bombing raid
• Quail Unlimited is a good thing
• Wholesaler helps restaurants serve more for less
• Tobacco summit comes to region
• BREAKING NEWS: ASU defeates Wingate, 30-28, advanced to quarterfinals of D-II playoffs
• No. 13 twice lucky for champs
• Four arrested after police find toxic copper fire
• ‘Black Friday’ brings huge crowds of bargain hunters
• Car stolen off showroom floor
• Thanksgiving holiday violent for some
• Three in custody in connection with copper theft
• Albany Car Dealership Burglar busted in Early County
• City finalizes rezoning
• Holiday meal served at mission
• Pets, possibly Posey, part of parade, festival
• Americorps rings in holidays for seniors
• What killed burn victim still mystery
• A Thanksgiving miracle
• Stores prepare for Black Friday sales
• Region’s jobless rate down
• Chambliss: US should stand strong against North Korea
• Dougherty officers on paid leave during investigation
• City investigating claims of inappropriate contact at Albany airport
• ATC will be closed 11/25 and 11/26 for the Thanksgiving Holidays. We wish everyone a wonderful Thanksgiving!! See everyone back on Monday!
• Saggy Pants ban OK’d
• GBI probes death of detainee
• Salvation Army hosts Thanksgiving dinner
• Marine comes home for Thanksgiving holiday
• Mitchell 911 staffers help Lee crew
• Shooting leaves one injured
• Shareholders OK Heritage reorganization
• Albany woman dead of apparent fire-related injuries
• Albany man shot at apartment
• UPDATE: Dougherty Traffic stop ends in death
• Coca-Cola donates vacant bottling plant to Sherwood Baptist
• Lee County teen dies
• Card game shooting injures one
• Church falls victim to copper theft ring
• Teacher's group offering legal assistance to Dougherty teachers involved in CRCT investigation
• Georgia Supreme Court suspends Leesburg attorney
• Family's 'leap of faith' rewarded
• Englewood launches 'We Honor Veterans' campaign
• Officials asking for input
• Masons serve up meals in Carver Park community
• Lee consolidation unlikely
• Days dwindle for retiring assistant APD chief
• Georgia Baptists wrap up annual meeting in Albany
• Chief gives rundown on crime, security tips
• Camilla native excels at UGA
• On the Job with Susan Wiley
• Battle against cancer endures
• Leesburg playgroup hopeful for Butterfly Kisses campaign
• Panel forwards DCSS projects
• 100 Black Men annual gala is set for tonight
• Men shot in robbery are jailed
• Exchange honor given to lifesaving first responders
• Mobile broadband coming
• Albany Tech offers Career Fair for students id=543738&utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=facebook
• SEC Suspends Bruce Pearl
• City, WG&L sued over funds
• Firing is upheld by city chief
• 60 burglary suspects arrested in month
• Phoebe Worth donates defibrillators to community
• Sireno says Darton not pushing four-year status
• PBS film surprises, reminds
• Mann to unveil new songs
• Reese wins lifetime award
• Victim shoots attackers
• City, WG&L sued over MEAG funds
• Get Crime Alerts from the Albany Police Department
• Dougherty Health Department Director aquitted of sign ordinance violation
• Lott upholds Reddish termination
• General Motors shares jump on Wall Street return
• Robbery suspects shot
• Board follows up on flyer, ethics policies
• Lee Commission works on SPLOST VI list
• In 1945, B.F. McKinney inches away from immortality
• Cancer Care Grant recipients announced
• APD: Man shot at apartment complex
• Pelosi Elected House Minority Leader Despite Bishop's Lack of Support
• Georgians missing out on $7 million in refunds
• Albany police investigate shooting at apartment complex
• Citizens group pushing for 4-year status for Darton
• Milledgeville sees end to adult mental heath services and state prison
• 'Freedom Riders' screens tonight
• Three young leaders speak about future
• Child molestors heading to prison
• Lily Pad receives $2,000 grant from Pepsi company
• Judge: Zoning case is unlawful
• 34 apply for Lee administrator post
• Grant funds truancy study
• Fire roars in vacant East Albany home
• Albany city staff to develop probation center proposal
• Posey top NL rookie
• Worth County man slain
• ‘X-Men’ producers inquire about Albany Civic Center
• Ameris Bancorp continues expansion
• U.S. Treasury mum on Tifton bank’s TARP funds
• Teen struck on Philema Road
• Incidents send three to hospital
• Mayors discuss prep for disaster
• Neighborhood watches honored
• Best Buy interested in Albany property
• Posey, Feliz picked as Rookies of the Year
• In the Atlanta area, 72 face possible sanctions in CRCT investigations
• Registration for winter quarter is underway! Don't delay ... classes are filling up fast!
• Charities ready for season
• Diabetics can survive, enjoy holiday season
• Sherwood to perform Broadway musical ‘White Christmas’
• Celebration planned for ’61 Freedom Riders
• Favorite TV characters draw varied responses
• Honoring heroes
• Humes of Ashburn graduates
• Second edition of tea party book released
• Calhoun to host vaccination clinic
• On the Job with Ken Rodd Jr.
• Volunteers ‘homeless’ during sleep out
• Doublegate seeking to create lots
• Pet store will open soon on Dawson Road
• Eagle Scout candidate to install 16 birdhouses
• Chester, Shiver honored by Lee Chamber
• Verdict in: Guilty of murder
• Former Westover, Oklahoma star Savage signs with Albany Panthers
• High court allows gay military ban for now
• Camp murder trial continues
• Schools see enrollment increase
• Lee farmer Miller claims Chamber’s lifetime award
• UGA’s Adams wants to keep state’s best
• WINTER, WINTER, WINTER QUARTER STARTS VERY SOON!!!! Hard to believe, I know, but it is right around the corner. Whether you are a current student, returning student, or potential student, we urge you to begin the registration process NOW! Don't dela
• Miller Coors honors local vets
• Are you interested in the field of Practical Nursing, but have a day job that won't allow you to attend classes? Check out ATC's new evening Practical Nursing program, beginning Winter Quarter!
• State plans for end of graduation test
• Regents: Most area colleges and universities see growth in enrollment
• Teens found
• Longtime volunteer is honored by emergency group
• Marine Corps celebrates 235 years of service
• Albany TAD board meets
• Griffin recalls horrors of Hiroshima, Nagasaki
• Hanner, Greene switch to GOP
• Pelosi decision splits Dems
• Atlanta, Dougherty CRCT investigations moving forward
• Deceased man from Leesburg a suicide
• Unemployment insurance to be discussed
• Phoebe employees offered diabetic tips
• Pickup smashes into Riverfront Park sign
• East Albany Wal-Mart looms over Lee SPLOST
• Lee Commission rejects road proposal
• Darton hosts international festival
• Opening arguments to begin in murder trial
• Dead Lee County man found at Albany motel
• Dougherty school system to run ads at theater
• Operators needed for 911 vacancies
• ‘Operation One Voice’ runs into town
• Modeste: 29 small businesses certified in first quarter
• Citizens voice opposition at 'saggy pants summit'
• Endangered turtles had record nesting year
• City soliciting applicants for 911 vacancies
• Exchange Club finds fun in somber topic
• Dougherty hosting inoculation drive
• Bowles: Three tons of garbage pulled from Flint (VIDEO INCLUDED)
• County likely to amend health care plan (Video Included)
• County moving forward with storm drainage improvements
• On the job with ... Mike Matre
• Fertility experts to host seminar
• ‘Legally Blonde’ to open Tallahassee Broadway series
• On the job with ... Mark Matre
• Lee prepares for first SPLOST step
• Beekeeping group may be forming in Albany
• ’Tis the season for employment opportunities
• Fundraiser for athlete with cancer approaching
• Celebrating a century in Sylvester
• Terminal bids being reviewed
• BREAKING NEWS: Albany State 12, Fort Valley State 7 -- FINAL
• Strengthening families is goal of new group in Albany
• Second arrested in probe
• Change clocks, batteries
• Lee students invited to purchase bricks
• AFD honors former firefighter
• Hospital Authority hears ‘State of the Hospital’
• Hodges ready to spend time with family
• Two counties decide results
• Bishop wins after night of uncertainty
• Write-in's reflect angst, humor, among voters
• Woman now accused of premeditated murder
• APD: Clerk helped in locating missing Albany man
• APD: Help find wanted people for questioning
• Attorney: Golf cart driver acted responsibly
• 2010 ornament unveiled for centennial anniversary
• Phoebe still planning to move forward with trauma center
• Voters approve sale of liquor in Leesburg
• Bishop declares victory, latest vote tally at 51 percent (Updated 1:40 a.m.)
• Help locate missing man
• Motorist killed in Worth County wreck
• Keown concedes (UPDATES WITH COMMENTS FROM KEOWN)
• How the Second District voted
• Albany woman re-indicted in shooting death
• City changes retiree benefits, discusses pants
• Airport employee indicted
• Golf cart victim in fair condition
• Leesburg City Council adopts sign ordinance
• Pike: Media hyping Albany crime issues
• Dougherty vote propels Dukes to win over Kemp
• Voters keep incumbents in Dougherty, Lee
• Olens takes lead for AG
• Voters approve SPLOST renewal
• Dougherty turnout passes one-third mark
• Keown widening early lead (UPDATED 9 p.m.)
• ON TOP OF THE WORLD: Giants, Posey win World Series
• City talks retiree benefit change, saggy pants (Video Included)
• Two bodies discovered in Albany
• MCA appoints Potts as first sergeant major
• Counselor jailed after hitting woman with golf cart
• Albany woman stresses importance of voting
• Posey's Giants win World Series
• Election nearing the end
• Candidates Fly in for last-minute stumping
• VIDEO ADDED: Body found at Georgia Power dam ruled suicide
• Rookie fireman named firefighter of the year
• CMN plans Christmas fundraiser
• Couple takes a different kind of ‘retirement’ path
• Rookie fireman named firefighter of the year
• Man arrested, jailed facing murder charges
• NAACP hosts 33rd Annual Freedom Awards Celebration
• Early voting near 14 percent
• Centering Pregnancy celebrates 1st anniversary
• On the Job with Tony Lewis
• Mission: Change brings hope for the homeless
• RiverJam bands rock on; early attendance low
• Accident victim gives his take on trauma care
• Artist to speak in Albany
• Lawmen step up to bat for Bishop
• Lee County animal shelter dedicated
• Man beaten to death
• Man arrested in connection with Carr murder
• Bishop, Keown spar
• Georgia seeks Arizona-like immigration law
• Animal-assisted therapy workshop open to public
• DCPD gets grant for H.E.A.T. enforcement
• Military charity run to come through Albany
• Safety is top concern for Halloween trick-or-treaters
• "Hour of Power" church files for bankruptcy
• All five metro Albany school systems fail to make AYP
• 2nd District Round up: Bishop rakes in endorsements, cash; Keown gets nod from Boehner
• Kemp: I kept promises in office
• 'Keys to Doghouse' returns to D-W
• Comedian Cook cancels Tallahassee show
• Public support for SPLOST VI growing
• Albany, defense officials herald General Dynamics move
• Lee commissioners complete program
• Worth to host drive-thru flu shot clinic
• Smaller SPLOST VI projects need funds
• Governor orders probe of Dougherty County School System
• Labor Department to host Albany career fair
• Trial starts today for Poulan resident
• U.S. House minority leader to visit Albany
• County commission grants permission for prescription discount card program
• Nahmias challenged for state Supreme Court
• Kemp seeks House District 150 seat
• On the Job with Tony Powell
• Nahmias challeneged for state Supreme Court
• Lee’s ‘red-headed stepchild’ district to pick leader
• Man injured in assault at Waffle House
• Shots fired at woman’s car
• ‘Kandy-Kolored’ classic cars on show
• RiverQuarium first-time visit is also half-millionth
• Dukes, Kemp square off for District 150
• Haunted house to open
• Smith seeks lower taxes
• Hayes runs on record
• Carrier a quiet heroine
• Five-month-old wins Herald’s Cutest Kids contest
• Halloween to come a day early for Albany
• Trick-or-treaters get early start in Albany
• Another Georgia Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Job fair coming to Civic Center next week
• SPLOST supporters tout senior center
• Wakefield points to ASU's growth
• ATC hosts careers event
• Oktoberfest to benefit Flint River Red Cross
• Half-millionth visitor expected
• Service dogs not just pets — they’re heroes
• Few show for SPLOST VI meeting
• RSVP donates 99-foot ramp
• Violence forum touches home
• Howard "Bo" Callaway, "Father of Modern Georgia Republican Party," Endorses Hodges for AG
• Banks seized more than 288,000 homes in last three months
• UPDATE: Bishop, Keown snag endorsements
• APD looking for missing woman with Alzheimer's
• Last container from Iraq unloaded at MCLC
• Fashion show raises money for cancer
• Artwork, artists join Albany symphony
• Patriot Flag flies in Albany
• SPLOST VI info meetings planned
• Murder indictment returned
• Keown raises $377,000 in third quarter
• Old Mount Zion Church gets restored pews back
• Man dead after altercation
• First Chile mine survivor brought to surface
• Division of Aging: Tell us what you like and need
• Marine Corps Logistics Command has unloaded the last container from Iraq
• Thousands of children attend 16th Annual Fire Safety program at Civic Center
• Fredi time starts this afternoon?
• Regents ban illegal immigrants from some Georgia colleges
• BP funds help with festival
• Lee County to upgrade lifesaving equipment
• Honeybees attack and kill 73-year-old Dougherty man
• Three acquitted in King murder trial
• Assistant school chief named
• Gov. Perdue wants UGA engineering plans placed on hold
• 'Wild Side' coming Thursday
• Local leaders, community group talk SPLOST
• Domestic dispute leads to Albany's 7th homicide of the year
• Three dead in apparent murder-suicide
• Two former spouses found guilty of 12-year-old fraud case
• New technology aims at early detection of lung cancer
• Short caused Elite office blaze
• One arrested, two hospitalized after shooting
• Six arrested in fraud case
• Giants send Cox into retirement with 3-2 win
• Teen driver in Barnes collision dies
• Carswell fires two more 911 dispatchers
• APD is working an aggravated assault at 1420 Jones Avenue
• Fire damages realty business
• King 11th UGA football player arrested
• APD looking for wanted suspect
• Court rules in favor of APD officers
• Wild game dinner and auction planned
• Annual car show set for Saturday
• Public safety aims for high-tech, efficiency
• On the Job with Shonya Bone
• ‘White vans’ meeting transportation needs
• ASU celebration draws thousands to downtown area
• Has the worm really turned?
• City program meeting goals
• Hudgens aims for insurance chief's office
• Upcoming Kids Day will push fire safety
• St. Teresa’s to celebrate 65 years
• MCLB rides for awareness
• Help in bandit search needed
• Former worker paid $60K in pension error
• Dougherty touted as 'film ready' by state
• Crace settles into Lee administrator position
• ASU welcomes back former Miss ASC
• Ankiel's 11th-inning HR lifts Braves past Giants in Game 2 of NLDS, 5-4
• Bank of America halts foreclosure sales in all 50 states
• Election law change approved by feds
• Phoebe donates defibrillators
• Downtown Albany wreck injures two
• Search for woman’s body unsuccessful
• Lee leaders hope citizens display address numbers
• NAACP lawyer blasts ouster
• Convicted murderer argues life cheaper than death
• Hey, America ... shush!
• More than 800 e-mails released concerning Sherrod dismissal
• Senior OK after hitting train
• Phoebe endorses trauma measure
• Car crashes into guardrail
• Southern Baptist Seminary president objects to yoga
• Phoebe donates defibrillators
• Winfred Dukes calls press conference
• Crisp County death row inmate to appeal his case before state Supreme Court
• Woman's club to host attic sale
• Four students, Sylvester man injured in wreck
• Murder case to go to jury
• Simulator to aid in training
• Leesburg will pursue grant for drainage, sewer update
• Palmyra Medical Center rolls out surgical navigation system
• City working to get National Register Historic District
• Property crimes on decrease in Albany area
• RiverQuarium keeping busy with upcoming events
• Liquor store hearing planned
• Bishop: Wife chose recipients of scholarships
• Bishop, Keown agree to public Albany debate
• Birdwatch, river float this month
• Fort Benning welcomes troops home
• PBAGA Endorses Ken Hodges for State AG
• Georgia ranks 5th lowest in high school binge drinking
• Officials: Driving simulator to aid in public safety training
• Airport officials test readiness during crash drill
• City OKs rezoning for borrow pit
• Jury to hear summations in murder case today
• Five from Southwest Georgia make ‘40 Under 40’ list
• 'No Limits Tour' to appear at Sasser Flea Market
• Dougherty set to host drive-thru vaccine clinic
• Morehouse Ray Charles Center is now open
• Gillionville Beef O'Brady's closes
• Teacher arrested for theft
• ADICA board member quits
• Commission awards bid for tele-justice project
• County approves SPLOST reallocation
• Hays Pharmacy to close
• Four die in van crash
• ASU homecoming week under way
• Bishop courts senior voters
• UPDATE: Keown campaign strategist indicted in Alabama voting scandal
• DUI case postponed for Damon Evans
• Chamber officials endorse SPLOST
• Investigators working to piece together deadly Early County crash
• Drive-thru flu shots available Thursday
• Hays Pharmacy to close
• Event to benefit autism, CMN
• Park to be dedicated in honor of Marine
• ASU homecoming to focus on past, present
• Weekend bomb threat to courthouse a false alarm
• ADICA board member to resign
• Raid on lounge: Cocaine, marijuana, guns, arrests
• Ragan named to State’s Agriculture Hall of Fame
• International Festival captivates
• Flying above domestic abuse
• On the Job with Delyn Smith
• Libertarian Monds a lone voice
• Everything old is new again
• Raid on CoCo Nutts Lounge nets drugs, guns and 13 arrests
• Traffic crash with one dead
• Magic of Disney wows audience
• Supreme Court candidate talks about positions
• SCORE officially opens its doors
• Lowering of Flint heightens search
• Early voting a success so far
• Scam artists play off emotions
• NAACP suspends Wright
• Commissioner: DOT trying to do more with less
• International festival returns
• Police: Thieves target customer banking at ATM
• Two indicted for alleged sex crimes with minors
• Ealum lawsuit dismissed
• Fingerprint Children
• Chambliss staffer removed
• Dish Network customers blocked by Fox
• Young ladies get good advice
• NAACP boots local president
• APD: Alleged burglars arrested
• Fire guts home, no injuries reported
• GOP threatens to sue Democrat Barnes over purloined pachyderm
• Girl Talk, Disney to partner for local event
• House gutted by blaze
• Market looking upbeat as month ends
• CRIME BEAT: Woman reports robbery at ATM across from police HQ
• Dougherty grand jury indicts men for alleged sex crimes against pre-teens
• Historic Thomasville Plantation up for sale
• Newspaper rack thieves sentenced
• City tables rezoning of vacant sand dunes
• Man jailed for stabbing
• Herald pink for breast cancer
• Lott upholds termination for 911 operator, accepts resignation of another
• Saturday voting issue voted down
• Lee sign ordinance approved
• Center for blind unveiled
• APD reports stabbing on 1st Avenue
• Yet Another Twist in Bishop Scholarship Saga
• Carter cancels book signings
• Census participation numbers bittersweet for SOWEGA
• Liquor store fate tabled
• 32 illlegal immigrants arrested in ICE operation
• Lieutenant governor candidate: Party brands lie
• Bishop signs letter urging extension of Bush Tax cuts on Capital Gains
• Web Exclusive: City Commission votes to give raises to appointees
• School kids learn value of water during Water Festival
• 32 illegal immigrants arrested in Georgia
• Albany ARC opens a new facility for the visually impaired
• AP: Jimmy Carter hospitalized with upset stomach
• SPLOST vote failure would impact taxpayers, officials say
• Man robbed, women shot at on Highland Avenue
• Area interest in flu vaccinations diminishes
• Obama, BP in talks over fines
• Weddings are in recession, too
• Luke Bryan guests at Jason Aldean concert
• Official: Autopsies shed little light on babies deaths.
• Twelve officers welcomed into APD 'family'
• Civic Center drug drive up a success
• Board of Elections to meet to discuss Saturday voting
• Sales tax slide has stopped
• 911 official may have tipped off criminals
• Council to host hearing in Albany
• Catrett shapes her life in clay
• Gregors: SPLOST to help save depot
• Deerfield set to start student newspaper
• Candidates give 7-minute views
• On the Job with Roy Carrillo
• State trauma care campaign is launched
• Aversion to failure drives developer Burt
• Prescription drug drop off busy
• GBI investigates baby's death
• APD: Gunman holds up two
• Distiller says there is a new corn liquor in town
• Dougherty Health Department to raise breast cancer awareness
• 25th annual Lopez Hospice Golf Classic tees off
• Local tourism figures showing signs of life
• Speaker stumps for Kemp
• Three stabbings occur in 24 hours
• Officials set SPLOST forums
• Arguments begin in murder trial
• Jobless rate up in region
• Sons of Confederate Veterans plan flag ceremony
• Chamber hosts business expo
• Pilots all smiles after tense landing
• Lee native to work in Gulf relief
• Second baby with teen mom dies
• High court orders stay of execution for suicidal death row inmate
• Rep. Sanford Bishop tied to four more scholarship recipients
• Local tourism figures showing signs of life
• GBI investigating Americus infant death
• Murder trial set to begin today
• ‘Town Hall’ meeting scheduled
• Register to vote; deadline approaches
• Board to consider Saturday voting
• MCG chief tours Albany campus
• AXPOW annual convention under way
• Lee shelter to honor foundation
• Phoebe to manage Dorminy
• Local agencies come together for pill collection effort Saturday
• Congress sends $40 billion-plus small business bill to Obama
• Plane makes emergency landing in Albany
• Murder trial begins
• Unemployment rates for August are released
• Bishop urges extension of some Bush tax cuts
• Authorities investigating infant death
• WG&L investigating cause of morning power outage
• Wanted man is now in jail
• Car crashes into pedestrians
• Leesburg man set to appear on ‘Family Feud’
• City OKs airport funding
• Hillsman to fill vacancy on Aviation Commission
• Officials express sales tax concerns
• ‘Fire Pelosi’ bus visits Keown headquarters
• Phoebe moves toward leasing and operating Fitzgerald hospital
• Futch wins Lee council post
• Jury selection in murder case
• Herald ‘thinks pink’ for cancer
• Thronateeska to participate in Museum Day festivities Saturday
• Board of Regents will vote on barring illegal students
• Al-Qaida threat to U.S. more complex, official says
• Thomasville man dies in Afghanistan helicopter crash
• Voter registration window slowly closing
• Senate extends National Flood Insurance Program
• Leaders mull request for reporting center
• Fire/EMS station to open
• Commissioners want option out of drug card program
• Airport commission approves terminal funding
• District launching sickle cell testing campaign
• Civil Rights Institute receives donation
• Murder defendant pleads guilty
• Civic center candidate out
• Wanted man turned himself in
• Blue Honda crashed into two women pedestrians
• Rhonda Futch wins Lee special election
• Assault suspect turns himself in
• Webinar to focus on Cervical, breast cancer sccreenings
• Aggravated assault suspect turns himself in
• November elections start today
• Civic Center candidate withdraws
• SPLOST tax revenues fall short
• Murder defendant pleads guilty
• Candidates heat up Leesburg Council race
• Farmer keeps funds moving
• Lopez golf tournament to celebrate 25th year
• AT&T’s Brinson urges passage of Amendment One
• Area employer committee to host seminar
• Wings & Wildlife a hit with those of all ages
• Albany Community gathers for food, fun
• On the Job with Catherine Glover
• Surgeon embraces ‘healthy aging’
• Evolution of an artist
• Young Marine gets award
• Rams payback Tuskegee in 34-6 romp
• Circus to make stop in Albany
• ADC joins imaging coalition
• Wernick profiled as state leader
• RN gives tips on how to live heart-healthy
• Former teacher Wesley arrested
• Miller-Coors employees clean up trash
• Golf tourney raises cash to fight crime in area
• Teacher gets suspension
• APD looking for stabbing suspect
• Owner of hit dog yet to respond to authorities
• Electronics recycling day scheduled
• Cook to put on show in Tallahassee
• City government’s 311 celebrates its first year
• State unemployment back in double digits
• Grow house operator in jail; no bond
• Group pushes for Darton to have four-year status
• Leesburg plant operator on board
• Palmyra launches ‘Shape Down’
• City picks Civic Center director
• Tools available to help stave off foreclosure
• APD reports dog owners for cruelty
• Phoebe opening new data center
• Huge weekend planned for RiverQuarium
• Lomax returns for PAGE-paid visit
• Drug Unit busts elaborate grow house
• Bat that bit UGA student was rabid
• Georgia jobless rate back in double digits
• Albany Mall Cinnabon owners find success
• More than $5,000 in drugs seized by Drug Unit
• Seven other Bishop scholarships drawing scrutiny
• Albany group remembers British pilots
• Marijuana grow house busted
• ADDU raid apartments, discover synthetic marijuana
• Man robbed at gunpoint
• Lee Commission hears sign ordinance proposal
• Flu vaccine now in Southwest Public Health District
• ABAC will host barbecue festival
• AmeriCorps cadets get recognition
• Armed thieves steal $1,100 in Walmart lot
• Area businessman given notice of dumping violation
• City employee robbed and beaten in alley
• Solid waste employee beaten and robbed
• Bishop agrees to debate Keown
• Teens lead police on high speed chase
• Candidate vows no salary
• Teens jailed in burglary case
• Ex-POW talks to Boy Scouts
• County considers prescription discount program
• Bishop touts his record to club
• Students trickling into county schools
• Jon Howard ‘frustrated’ with East Albany dumps
• County approves Vinson bench
• County OKs insurance change
• ASU prepares for 2010 Lyceum series
• Phoebe to host cancer conference
• Series honors ASU mentor
• AB&T to move branch in Lee County
• Golf tournament to benefit Crime Stoppers
• Kids, parents enjoy Expo
• Ex-RiverQuarium CEO to make presentation
• Author shines at Deerfield
• Memorial observance remembers the fallen
• On the Job with Jay Kimbro
• Palmyra in a ‘growing mode’
• When living the dream becomes a nightmare
• Bishop to repay scholarships
• DCSS lacks 3,235 bus forms
• Five teens charged in theft ring
• EPA chief: We’re not ag’s enemies
• Keown goes from pulpit to polling booth
• Islam controversies cast shadow over 9/11 events
• MCLB hosts POW/MIA breakfast
• Bishop to repay scholarship funds
• Stabbing victim charged with false reports
• Bishop, EPA official to visit Americus
• Candidate moves ag into foreground
• School chief hopeful questions testing
• United Way kicks off campaign
• DCSS showcases fresh, healthy food choices
• Albany events lining up
• City names manager finalists
• Strive2Thrive celebrates first class
• Phoebe opens Tower Bistro
• Lloyd receives five-day suspension
• Lee takes parents to court
• Developer, city councilman named candidate for downtown manager
• Thieves smash glass door to steal cigarettes
• CD Exchange owner arrested for stolen DVDs
• Dougherty ADA wins national honor
• Hillard named to music hall board
• Postell: 'Pull 'em up'
• Liens stacking up for properties
• ATM stolen from bank
• TV negotiations approved
• BREAKING NEWS: Georgia star WR Green ruled ineligible by NCAA for next three games (UPDATED with quo
• APD names possible suspect in aggravated assault
• Local business owner busted for allegedly buying stolen DVD's
• DCSS Administrator given 5-day suspension for incident with spokesman
• Lee County School System takes several families to court
• Albany Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Couple arrested following dispute
• Two robbed at motel
• Garbage rates expected to rise next summer
• Public urged to be aware of childhood cancers
• Leesburg Council OKs road project
• Late opening helps Worth County save money
• Tentative agreement reached for new cable service
• ATM stolen from local bank
• One arrested in fight
• Officials express labor importance
• Nurse follows calling with OakCrest
• Youth to march against violence
• Leesburg man gets ‘second life’
• Albany celebrates Labor Day
• Local and State Democrats Stump Hard on Labor Day
• Riverquarium honors Grandparents
• Phoebe welcomes neurologists
• Sports park a ‘quality-of-life’ project
• Attorney says city to blame
• On the Job with Mac Hare
• Pecan City Pedalers set to host 'Nut Roll'
• Public health department says be ready
• Education Notebook Sept. 5, 2010
• Boy Scout honors legacy of teacher with garden
• Volunteers raise flags to honor veterans
• Community development balances risk, opportunity
• Alexander's experience serves Lee County well
• A trained eye
• VFW post struggles with funding
• Davis is an artist with scalpel and paint brush
• Barnes, Deal to spar in Albany debate
• Suspect named in South Albany armed robbery
• Bishop announces additional AWEP funding
• Area Briefs
• Religion Bulletin - Sept. 5 2010.
• Edwards: Banks charges to be dropped
• Carmike confirms searches
• Lieutenant returns from Afghanistan deployment
• Charges dropped against Banks
• Funding goes quickly for home repair programs
• House majority whip encourages ASU students
• Area Red Cross deployed to Hurricane Earl
• Shotgun-wielding thieves wanted for home invasion
• Hodges appeals to Rotarians
• Don’t drink and drive; buckle up for holiday
• Good Samaritans aid woman
• Company may give new option for cable
• GBI, Sheriff's Department round up HUD suspects
• Two masked teens rob South Cleveland Avenue family
• Natural gas pipe cracked; neighborhood stays safe
• Field of Flags set to unfurl Sept. 4
• Phoebe Sumter to open in early 2011
• Two left in bid for downtown manager
• Leesburg candidates at odds on issues
• Fire officials investigating overnight arson
• Emergency responders taking classes on preparedness ahead of Atlantic Hurricanes
• GBI, deputies rounding up HUD fraud suspects
• Helicopter service comes to Phoebe
• Obama: Time to turn page
• Candidate scrapped for civic center director
• Registered sex offender pastor of church
• Kessler: Marines will adapt to changing environment
• Argument leaves one dead
• Former Lee official Morris Leverett dies at 73
• Maschke: State will visit Atlanta district first
• Adviser: Lee BOE SPLOST projects must be ranked
• Dougherty County staff researching Acree light
• County insurance is being reviewed
• Officials involved in altercation
• 'Witness' admits to slaying, APD says
• Leesburg man drowns in Florida
• Marines depart for Afghanistan
• APD spokeswoman arrested for battery
• Administrative review under way of incident involving APD spokesperson
• Former Lee County Commission Chairman Leverett dead
• School System Finance Director, public information officer involved in altercation
• White Oak Pasture a piece of the Serengeti in Georgia
• County to help keep flu at bay
• Senior center moving forward
• DWS grad snags grants after speech in Vienna
• On the Job with Chuck Darsey
• Lee SPLOST: Bang for the bucks
• Rams open 2010 season with rout of Thorobreds
• Cutliff Grove raises flags
• Education Notebook Aug. 29, 2010
• Grand jury asks for banishment for repeat offenders
• Doctor outlines treatment for prostate cancer
• Chamber to host business expo
• Film to be made in Bainbridge
• Darton College coach pushes 4-year status
• Strive 2 Thrive finds success
• NAACP chapter marks March on Washington
• Phoebe acquires new property
• Oak damages house built by Albany founder
• ASU to honor expelled students
• Phoebe unveils new robotic surgical system
• Dougherty has 5,000 in assigned probation
• Pecan sprayer drops fungicide on roadside
• APD: Wanted man took patrol car
• Clive photo collection moves to Albany Welcome Center
• NAACP orders officers removed
• Massive Oak damages former home of Albany founder
• UGA tailback charged with not reporting accident
• State unemployment rate dips slightly
• Shots ring out in Albany during eight-hour span
• Jolivette charges dropped
• WG&L Customers vent to board about rates; policy
• Darton hosts biomedical, biotechnology event
• Judge recommends $12M settlement on bad peanuts tied to Blakely plant
• Albany NAACP officials removed by national organization
• City to send small business program to Georgia Tech
• Town Hall to focus on crime, responses to it
• Cooking fires spike in Albany
• Leesburg council seat will go to a newcomer
• Cutliff officials welcome probe
• DCSS leaders respond to state
• Document: Charges dropped against former Assistant Fire Chief Jolivette
• Former House majority leader visits Albany
• Names released in shooting
• Death penalty upheld in murder
• Lee school officials await ‘Today’ show decision
• Ousted worker Sherrod rejects return to Ag agency
• Albany Tech focuses on relevance
• Lee delays library project
• Calhoun farmer and Bishop aide lock horns
• Cutliff settlement rejected
• Albany NAACP plans to celebrate famous March
• Body of missing swimmer found
• History appears to be repeating in Cutliff issue
• Lee library on Commission agenda tonight
• Suspected murder-suicides connected
• Marietta pitches SPLOST, ‘clean-up’ efforts to Kiwanis
• No alert to DCSS for state arrival
• City, FRC agreements exist
• Court upholds death penalty in '94 Albany murder
• Sherrod turns down ag job
• Jurist and Mitchell County native George T. Smith dead at 93
• Charity event to benefit Children's Miracle Network
• Woman shoots herself in hospital parking lot
• Tiger Woods divorces
• Former Albany City Commissioner involved in murder-suicide
• Justice Department OKs Georgia voting checks
• Community learns about ATC offerings
• Educating children runs in Davis family
• Barber salon volunteers its services to school
• On the Job with Dwayne Myles
• NRCC: Keown can beat Bishop in November
• Documents reveal recipients of HUD funds
• Education Notebook - Aug. 22, 2010
• Cancer coalition to award grants
• Volunteers check children for athletics
• Harley dealer motoring to Tifton
• MCLB Albany gets new sergeant major
• Officials at ASU rejoice in dual groundbreaking
• Crace to manage Lee County
• Murfree reduces DCSS police officer’s suspension
• Motorcycle dealership motoring to Tifton
• Jobs, labor force continue to deteriorate
• APD arrests suspect in connection with beating
• Car wash to aid 6-year-old
• Albany State recognizes community supporters
• CVB’s Gray puts ‘heads in beds’
• Company looks to zoom into Lee County
• Friends, family and officials say goodbye to ‘Mr. Chairman’
• Auditor: EDC books are clean
• Police seek help finding suspects
• Officials attend emergency training
• Turner Job Corps Center opens doors to legislators
• Accident provided inspiration for Fields
• Lee candidates: District 1 ignored
• Bishop delivers more water funding
• Vilsack: $20M set for area Internet
• Test probe ‘inadequate’
• Ga. Tech to partner with city in program
• Strive2Thrive effort continues in Albany area
• Lobbyist: Politics hurt funding flow
• Bridge House hosts reading
• Prescription pills stolen; burglar endures tight fit
• Grovetown dispute may end
• Audit shows EDC books clean
• Publix opens in Lee County
• Patent awarded to Poulan man
• Vilsack: Nearly $20 million headed to south Georgia for broadband internet project
• Police searching for twin
• Governor orders special probe into Dougherty County test scores
• County: Wal-Mart to create 400 jobs
• Barrett leaves lasting legacy
• Police search for "Jaw Jacker" in carjacking
• Albany officials give tentative OK to Cutliff Grove offer
• Baker County School Board finally passes budget
• Lee County pharmacy robbed by burglar who used drive-through window
• Bishop hosts business forum
• Local veterinarian suspended
• Deputies in Lee grab suicidal man
• Crowd cheers launch of Kemp campaign
• City completes interviews for Civic center candidates
• Darton’s new student center gets rave reviews
• Firefighters rescue sleeping occupant
• Former longtime Dougherty County Commission Chair Gil Barrett passes
• Environmentalists to appear at Bridge House
• Education Notebook Aug. 16, 2010
• Doctor returns to Albany
• School celebrates answered prayers
• Kemp ready to manage course
• Murfree experiences bus safety program
• Crouch keeps meals rolling
• Network of Trust addresses vital health issues
• On the Job with Rheda Hall
• Fans love to hate The Hype
• Three jailed for carjacking
• 'Bandanna Bandit' heading to trial
• Albany Fire Department, 911 focus on infrastructure
• Community comes alive for event
• Sherwood starts community, college programs for students
• Stem cell procedure may be effective in canines
• Code enforcement clearing city warrants
• Panel OKs change orders for schools
• Prevention groups receive mini-grants
• Baker County teachers to get pay deferment
• Albany to consider Cutliff Grove settlement
• Tempers flare at Lee library meeting
• LOGCOM general promoted
• Two arrested in carjacking
• Lee deputies arrest suspicious persons
• Community event set for Albany’s south side
• Henry: City needs support
• LRA awarded bid for Lee Heritage Bank
• Former Edison officer indicted
• Business Center, Darton to host social media seminar
• Businesses learning social communication
• Second boy dies after pool accident
• WHO: H1N1 pandemic is over
• Arrests made on Front Street
• Police investigating morning kidnapping, burglary
• LOGCOM's Kessler promoted
• Bishop to host business forum
• Lee County deputies search for prowlers
• Sky watchers anticipate nice show
• Car plows into Albany home
• Retirees to help chamber
• Defense firm opens office
• Second prowler caught in Lee County
• Burglars hit Hooters
• Source: UF's McGarity to be new A.D. at Georgia
• Grief counselors on hand at middle school following teens' death
• Expert: More focus needed on college juniors and seniors
• Theatre Albany to open Friday
• Eye clinic comes to Albany, offers free exams
• Olens, Sinkfield, Hudgens, Echols winners in runoffs
• Deal and Handel battle in squeaker
• Legislators: Money’s tight
• APD: Felony hit-and-run charges filed on Albany woman
• Car hits house on South Van Buren
• Bus crash at bus station with injuries
• One person caught in Lee County Manhunt
• Handel concedes; Deal to face Barnes in November fight
• Organizers: Homeless day center could open by Oct. 1
• Grady pertussis outbreak controlled
• Baker School Board again delays budget decision
• Officer’s shooting at Family Dollar justified
• Boy dies, brother critical
• Lee Commission to revisit library project
• House passes job bill
• Lee County reduces non-resident tuition
• Flood insurance rates dip
• Lee County thanks, encourages staff
• Deal makes final stop in Albany before primary
• Dougherty board OKs CRCT test reduction
• ASU readies for new year
• Appeals court to hear hospital case
• Lee library project overbid by $900,000
• Speed a factor in deadly crash
• Death penalty ‘on the table’
• Updated 11:30 a.m. - Three killed in Lee County crash
• Brothers remain in critical condition
• Education Notebook Aug. 9, 2010
• Monroe grad finishes internship program
• Deerfield welcomes new director Kesler
• Lee Kiwanis to hold races
• Dorks Textbooks fills Albany niche
• Edwards: Death penalty 'on the table' for Phelps' alleged shooter
• Scott sentenced to life without parole
• Shooting victim Phelps dies
• Firefighters headed to Flint Avenue blaze
• Education Notebook Aug. 8, 2010
• Church to host area dental crusade
• Public Health says WIC program is underused
• Neighborhood watch group on trash patrol
• American legion event presents powerful tribute
• On the Job with Lew Culpepper
• Getting to know MCLB's voice
• Doco libraries set for sales tax renovations
• Walter Phelps dies
• Athletic director offers pep talk
• Teachers hope $26M jobs bill keeps them employed
• Leesburg woman to celebrate centennial birthday
• Chambers: We just couldn’t make it
• NAACP celebrates voter act
• Heat wave to continue, for now
• Revenue agents shutter Chambers Motors
• Perdue: Revenues are up
• Moultrie crime lab has reopened
• Isakson co-authors bills repealing portions of Health Care Reform Act
• State funding cuts hamper DNR staff
• Big guns to honor POWs, MIAs Saturday
• Neighborhood cleanup slated for Shadowlawn
• Commission to consider pay increases for appointees
• Interim Lee administrator named
• Many factors contribute to suicide
• Interim Lee administrator named
• Car dealership locked down by state
• Crash puts one in hospital
• New registration location cuts travel
• GOP candidate Handel makes stop in Albany
• Local, state leaders endorse Deal
• Police identify suicide victim
• Violent crimes decrease
• Bridgestone center leased and operating
• Jury convicts Carver shooting suspects
• Phoebe board OKs FY 2011 budget
• Chambliss pushes 133 project
• Suicide identified by police
• Crash victim had local ties
• Leesburg Council OKs alcohol by the drink vote
• School Board committee recommends policy change
• Officials grateful for airport, bypass funding
• Five-county charter school opens
• Florida youth group volunteers in Albany
• Communities take part in 'Night Out'
• Pike interested in reviewing curfew ordinance
• Man dies by own hand outside Bayous bar
• Taxes paid on Heritage House; city to take owners to court
• GOP gubernatorial hopefuls visit Albany
• Jury finds gang shooting defendants guilty on all counts
• APD, AFD respond to arson
• No foul play suspected in boater’s death
• Relaxed Keown never thought about politics
• Westover celebrates AYP accomplishment
• First day goes smoothly for kindergarten class, district
• City: LaMont misused p-card
• Pike asks commission to revisit curfew ordinance
• Cause of student's death remains undetermined
• Gil Barrett in ICU at phoebe
• County officials call for sales tax referendum
• Hodges gearing for next round
• Person named in State Theater shooting
• Former Dougherty County Commission chairman hospitalized
• Gang task force probes shooting
• Osteopathic medicine to grow in Albany, region
• Top Chefs: Albany Tech
• Center to honor Fuller’s memory
• Albany counselor wins award
• Education Notebook Aug. 1, 2010
• Man enjoys 100th with friends, scotch
• Seminole student wins national honor
• Attorney Baker fights to keep clients alive
• DCSS ready to reopen
• APD to hold going away party for crime, drugs
• On the Job with James L. (Luke) Flatt
• Burglary reports, resident help increase
• Jaxon Riley an enduring broadcast personality
• APD: Pedestrian seriously injured by Hit-and-Run driver
• Airport, Leesburg bypass receive federal funding
• New restaurant on creek coming
• FBI examines civil rights case
• Registration for after-school program to begin Monday
• 75 minutes for Albany police: three violent crimes
• Student eager to attend Young Leaders conference
• Marine ensures supplies get to front lines
• Herald gets social with launch of Facebook site
• Early voting for runoff elections begins Monday
• 'Growing pains' challenge for Albany State
• Source: FBI requesting documents related to the death of Sherrod's father
• Police: Teen shot Thursday while trying to burglarize house
• Two more arrested, jailed for robbery
• Baker County man, juvenile face rape charges
• Lee Commission sets tax digest
• State organization to host health fair in Albany
• Downtown manager candidates set for August interviews
• Nonprofits could lose tax-exempt standing
• Herald company hires digital operations leader
• Murfree urges staff to ‘open minds and hearts’
• Celebration honors Ours
• Missing student’s body found
• Probable suicide in Lee County
• Two wanted men now in custody
• AP: Sherrod planning to sue conservative blogger
• DCP hosts National Night Out
• EDC finishes FY 2010 in black
• Medallions bring party music to Sasser market
• City considers charter change for assistant city attorneys
• Man grows marajuana plants at home, turns himself in
• Student internships offer historic perspective
• Chehaw welcomes a new addition
• APD: Third suspect jailed in shooting
• Posey's hitting streak snapped at 21
• APD: Body in pecan orchard that of missing Darton student
• Baker County student raped
• Back-to-school event resumes
• One child stabbed, another faces charges
• Aluminum phosphide sickens four in Albany
• Defense, prosecution rest in trial
• Postell wants leak investigated
• Darton student reported missing
• Arrests made in shooting
• Posey extends hit streak to league-leading 21 games
• Lee County: Dead woman found
• Woman found at Tift Avenue died from natural causes
• Chased suspects lead police to pot grow house
• Lee road resurfacing list OK’d
• Body of missing man found
• Maintenance Center Albany recognized
• County police searching for suspect in 11 incidents
• Pesticides sicken people
• County mulls prescription discount card
• Bishop kicks off re-election campaign
• Dougherty rescinds public works contract
• State court upholds tax dispute ruling
• State Route 3 named for former Albany mayor
• Wingfield: I knew nothing of the drugs
• Court of Appeals upholds previous ruling
• Private care industry in Americus may expand
• Disablities Act marks 20th year
• Sertoma club seeks charter members
• Town Hall audience cautiously favors projects
• Dollar Store robberies appear to be family affair
• Transportation sales tax initiative in development
• Family to hold fundraiser to buy service dog
• On the Job with G. Mary Ellis
• Herald wins five AP awards
• Woman’s body found in Tift Ave. apartment
• In the shadow of Jim Crow
• Lee independent candidate qualifies for commission run
• Probationer busted with two pounds of pot
• Thomas reviews F&W’s push into South America
• Darton College hosts Stop the Violence art workshop
• Sherrod still unsure about work plans
• MCLB builds camaraderie
• Coats PLC opens in Albany
• Body found labeled suspicious death
• Police investigate motor vehicle theft
• Five AFD trucks battle stove fire
• Bishop press secretary apologizes for Keown letter
• Video shows suspects in shooting of store owner
• Father’s death turning point in Sherrod’s life
• Couple dies in murder-suicide
• Coats cuts ribbon on distribution center
• Heritage Financial announces dividend
• Gunmen rob motorist, steal and burn car
• Chehaw Scouts on way to 100th national jamboree
• Watergate reporter Daniel Schorr dead at age 93
• ADDU bust probationer with two pounds of pot
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