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• Woman, inmate charged in pot case
• ATTENTION STUDENTS: PAYMENT DEADLINE HAS BEEN EXTENDED! See flyer for details.
• Just one more reason to come to school at Southwest Georgia Technical College!!...
• Southwest Georgia Technical College's Economic Development office has many Perso...
• Phi Beta Lambda (PBL) meets today from 12 - 1 in room 132 of Building A. Don't...
• Congratulations to the 21 SWGTC students who were inducted into the National Tec...
• What did you do on your break between semesters?
• Attention students: Don't forget about SWGTC club meetings this week! To any stu...
• Happy first day of class everyone!! :) Please remind your friends who have not...
• Hope everyone is ready for the first day of Summer Semester 2012 tomorrow! Reme...
• Bible Bee registration under way
• TCCHS band logs five superior ratings
• Doctor makes good on promise
• Bountiful babies keep animal rehabbers busy
• Man hospitalized in meth arrest
• We hope everyone has been enjoying the break between semesters! If you still ha...
• Today was the 10th Annual SWGTC Foundation Thomas County Golf Tournament. We had...
• Check out this story we did with WALB to learn a little bit of info about our Qu...
• Central students attend Georgia FFA Convention
• Haunted house?
• Happy Nurses Week to all the amazing nurses making a difference in lives every s...
• OUT OF AFRICA
• Brookwood students enjoy ballroom dancing classes
• Villa North fire ruled 'accidental'
• ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: Our annual golf tournament is coming up on May 14th and...
• Troupe tickets to go on sale Friday
• Tammy Miller (left), SWGTC's Rick Perkins Teacher of the Year and Respiratory Te...
• Festival trash vanishes quickly
• BOOK BUYBACK: Recycle your books for cash! SWGTC will be holding a book buyback...
• Caretaker charged in silver, jewelry theft
• Scholars Academy claims berth in Odyssey of the Mind World Finals
• Fishing rodeos set at Cassidy Road pond
• ATTENTION STUDENTS: The Rose Show Parade is tomorrow night and we need everyone’...
• BOOK BUYBACK: Recycle your books for cash! SWGTC will be holding a book buyback...
• F.I.R.M. Dance Company racks up awards
• Hope everyone enjoyed Student Activity Day on Thursday!!
• School system names BEE Partners of the Quarter
• Meth lab discovered
• Election called to fill Meigs seat
• Please join us today for Student Activity Day on the main campus from 9 a.m. - 2...
• Attention all students, its parade time again! The SWGTC Foundation is sponsorin...
• Archbold Auxiliary Tea Wednesday
• Don’t Forget! All scholarship applications for Summer Semester 2012 are due toda...
• Police shooting victim's name released
• Officer shoots man
• Shooting victim identified
• Man sought in homicide
• Odom tapped for Governor's Honors Program
• Don't forget! All scholarship applications are due by Monday April, 16th!
• Congratulations to student Kristin Reeves on winning the hotel stay and $50 Visa...
• Bluegrass-gospel show set at auditorium Friday
• Students urged to recycle grocery bags
• Currently enrolled students --- DON'T FORGET ---- if you register for Summer or...
• Abstract art, film combine at Center for the Arts
• Meigs, Pavo chiefs attend training
• Meigs house ransacked; drugs taken
• Currently enrolled students --- DON'T FORGET ---- if you register for Summer or...
• Don't Forget! The scholarship deadline is April 16th!
• Man charged in weapon, drug case
• Recently a group of SWGTC nursing students were inspired by their instructor to...
• Attention: Those currently enrolled students who register for Summer or Fall cl...
• Students --- please join us on the main campus for "Monthly Fun Hour," where we...
• Don't forget: On Thursday, March 29th new applicants to Southwest Georgia Techni...
• Reward offered in ATV theft
• If you know anyone interested in applying at SWGTC, please let them know we are...
• Plant sale under way at THS
• Please check out this story about a new program being launched in Georgia by Gov...
• Brookwood FCA conducts 'Mission Marathon'
• Neighbors’ complaints lead to arrest
• TU student interns with NASA DEVELOP program
• Thomas County History 101
• Reward offered in pizza robbery
• Thomasville ordinance defines noise
• Danger lurks in street basketball games
• March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month! In honor of that our nursin...
• Do you need help getting financial aid? SWGTC will be hosting several informativ...
• Grand reopening
• Central students earn state Science Fair slots
• Boston’s Art-A-Thon offers 24-hour activities
• Students from Colquitt County High School's Health Science Class were on campus...
• Young Life banquet approaching
• Miss Pavo Peacock Pageant Saturday
• Do you need help getting financial aid? SWGTC will be hosting several informati...
• TOSAC presents 'Dearly Departed'
• Children's ministry nets school supplies for teachers
• Art-A-Thon, St. Patty’s Supper set in Boston
• The Huge Huge Huge Yard Sale
• Science Olympiad team racks up six medals
• Attention all golfers!! Our annual golf tournament is coming up this May and we...
• Landmarks Happy Hour at Love Street houses
• Calling all chili chefs
• Everyone loves a good yard sale, so why not visit ours this weekend?! SWGTC's Ph...
• Georgia Tech group points girls toward engineering
• Suspect making the rounds?
• Masked bandit: I'm packing
• This is our QEP Director Summer Washington's daughter. What an amazing little g...
• SWGTC's John Deere TECH/Agricultural Technology Program hosted an Open House on...
• Authorities nab fleeing drug suspect
• If you know someone who needs to take the GED, tell them to come take the Offici...
• Have you ever been interested in the John Deere TECH/Agricultural Technology Pro...
• Junior Beta Club building character
• Wagner accepts Central Georgia job
• SWGTC is proud to be a part of this year’s Adult Spelling Bee sponsored by the C...
• Pair of antiques lectures slated
• Thomasville library to close for three weeks
• MedBank celebrates 10th anniversary
• 'Valuable' opportunity approaching
• We had an awesome job fair last week with over 550 job-seekers and over 60 emplo...
• Scholars earn state tourney bid
• Please click on this link to see an interview about our JOB FAIR that is TOMORRO...
• Grady couple arrested in meth bust
• Job fair slated at SWGTC Thursday
• Happy Valentine's Day!!
• Dancers to demonstrate daily devotion
• Brookwood's youngest students celebrate 100th day of school
• Trouble nets pair of inmates
• Scouts exceed food collection goal
• Funny money passed at school
• Ms. Tammy Miller, our Respiratory Care Technology Program Director and full-time...
• We are so excited about our new GOAL winner for SWGTC James Isham, a student in...
• This semester, SWGTC lead the state in increases in credit hours and full-time e...
• Wills discusses Wesley brothers
• Congratulations to SWGTC's 2012 GOAL Winner James Isham!! Isham, a student in t...
• Victim identifies suspect from photo
• Camellia Show set to blossom
• Work begins on Madison Street project
• Central loads district honor band
• We have several classes coming up through our Economic Development office! Word...
• Thomasville Rose Show and Festival
• Girl donates locks
• Learn how to make the best first impression at your next interview! Enjoy a fun-...
• 'Significant' suspect ingests cocaine
• Luckey named Meigs police chief
• Central teachers begin work on new core standards
• Thanks to WALB for doing a story about the design contest we are sponsoring for...
• Local scouts targeting 6,000-pound food goal
• Shelter distemper quarantine extended
• Goodwill helps Willis achieve goal
• Commissioner to conduct community meetings
• Four faculty members at SWGTC have been selected as finalists for the Rick Perki...
• Broadway actor to visit Thomasville
• Congratulations to our SWGTC students that were nominated for the Georgia Occupa...
• Manufacturing Appreciation Week design contest offering monetary scholarships to...
• RECIPE FOR ARRESTS
• The Southwest Georgia Technical College Foundation awarded over $36,000 in schol...
• Forehand named SWGTC recruiter
• Grady EMC looking for leaders
• Do you ever have doubts about how to handle yourself when attending a job fair?...
• Attention all December 2011 graduates: Diplomas are now ready to be picked up in...
• Chason Brookwood's STAR student
• Do you want to learn to take photographs like a professional? Southwest Georgia...
• Come out and donate blood today at SWGTC between 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.! See the flye...
• Southwest Georgia Technical College's Economic Development office has many Perso...
• Thanks to our wonderful SWGTC Foundation for giving over $36,000 in scholarships...
• Kennels shut down
• TU’s Cribb named to National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission
• Benefit concern for Brinson slated Jan. 27
• On January 9, 2012, the Students of the Semester for Fall Semester 2011 were ann...
• Health department offering shingles vaccination
• Congratulations to all the students who made the President's List for Fall Semes...
• If you have noticed the renovations underway around campus, here is a little wri...
• Event, notices not city affiliated
• Students - DON'T FORGET: The payment deadline is tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. if paying...
• Governing bodies to elect officers
• Pebble Hill Plantation stories to be recorded for publication
• Congrats to our Fall 2011 Pharmacy Technology graduating class on having 100% pa...
• Happy first day of Spring Semester 2012! Welcome back and good luck to all of o...
• MyidealCARE™ Diabetes Supply Company Partners With The YMCA To Support Team Lean Participants
• Our new Vet Tech program and an interview with our president Dr. Craig Wentworth...
• Happy New Year to all! We hope your holidays were safe and enjoyable! DON’T FOR...
• TCA, students present 'Everything Seuss'
• Two charged in TV, shoe burglary
• SWGTC will be closed for the Holidays from December 22 @ noon through January 2....
• On Monday, December 12, SWGTC held its first ever “Playoff with the Prez”. Stud...
• BMI honors Duncan for influential service
• Pavo names temporary clerk
• Stolen guns surface; arrests made
• Harper students rewarded with old-fashion entertainment
• Suspect confesses to Thursday shooting
• SWGTC will be closed for the Holidays from December 22 @ noon through January 2....
• Toys for Tots to reach 'angels'
• Southwest Georgia Technical College's chapter of Phi Beta Lambda recently presen...
• South DeKalb YMCA recognizes Thomasville's Williams with award
• Something for hungry Dawgs
• Smithsonian exhibit bound for Moultrie
• Bulloch wins small business award
• Mobile drug suspects busted
• Congratulations goes to all SWGTC student club members who helped raise the $800...
• SWGTC student club members entertained the residents of Glenn Mor Nursing Home t...
• TCMS secures Lego championship
• Historic walking tours scheduled
• West receives promotion at TU
• FFA conducts annual meeting
• There is still time to register for Spring Semester, whether you are a new or cu...
• Things get steamy at school
• Drug suspect leaves vehicle behind
• 20th annual Run for Rover Saturday
• Thomasville Landmarks membership drive ongoing
• Are you In? SWGTC employees are with 100% participation in the SWGTC Foundation...
• We have several classes coming up through our Economic Development office! Power...
• State park to kick off holiday season with Festival of Lights
• Organizer seeks input from animal defense fund donors
• Archbold Health Services celebrates Home Health Care Month
• SWGTC Foundation kicks off campaign
• Turner appointed SWGTC program head
• City firefighter charged with theft
• Heating assistance available
• It's time to get Victorian Christmas costumes
• The Holiday hours for the Southwest Georgia Technical College Library will be: O...
• Southwest Georgia Technical College (SWGTC) Automotive Technology students recei...
• Coat & Blanket Drive @ Southwest Georgia Technical College hosted by SWGTC’s Stu...
• Groups join forces to aid Toys for Tots Softball Tournament
• Wynn tapped for National 4-H Congress
• 'The Nutcracker' returns
• Dazzling entertainment
• Child shoots self in hand
• ANNUAL FOOD DRIVE @ Southwest Georgia Technical College hosted by Phi Beta Lambd...
• We are now offering Paralegal Studies at Southwest Georgia Technical College! C...
• Even our SWGTC President Dr. Craig Wentworth gets his hair cut in the Southwest...
• Don't forget to donate today! The Southeastern Community Blood Center is on camp...
• Second library phase to start Nov. 28
• Flowers Foods reports sales, earnings
• Emmons to head paralegal studies program at SWGTC
• SGB welcomes guest artists.
• Please join us for Business After Hours tonight at Southwest Georgia Technical C...
• Look what our cosmetology students were up to yesterday!! That is amazing zombi...
• REMEMBERING METCALFE
• Looking for a job? We have the perfect class for you!! The SWGTC Economic Deve...
• Nurses, Golfers, and Cats - OH MY! SWGTC's Student Affairs Department went al...
• Boston Mini-Marathon sets runners record
• Reed assumes role as MAG president
• SWGTC is so excited to add the Legal Studies program to our over 80 credit progr...
• Ecstasy pills designed to appeal to children
• Priority Registration Day for currently enrolled students begins on Monday, Nov...
• The Southwest Georgia Technical College Foundation will be hosting Business Afte...
• GLAD HANDS
• Elected officials to discuss SPLOST
• THS revisiting well-known play
• Celebration to benefit Thomasville-Thomas County Humane Society
• Congratulations to SWGTC student Walter Jordan on winning the Golden Eagle GED A...
• TCMS student appointed to state advisory board
• Boston Mini-Marathon nearing starting line
• Angel Tree loaded with requests
• SWGTC Cosmetology student Melanie Glenn just cut fellow student Cassandra Mathis...
• HOPE for a Day classes set
• Southwest Georgia Technical College’s Phi Beta Lambda chapter recently installed...
• Free HIV screenings available at health fair
• Burglars leave jewelry trail
• Alzheimer's Walk garners biggest turnout ever
• Southwest Georgia Technical College is so thankful to have a supportive Foundati...
• SWGTC Foundations awards $40,000 in scholarships
• Celtic fiddlers enter concert series spotlight
• Georgia Power recognizes MPMS teacher
• City seeks help to improve cemeteries
• Grady gets donation for windows
• GCBOE receives donation for PO building
• We hope everyone has a great weekend!
• Alzheimer's event still taking walkers
• Family & Friends Day at Pebble Hill Sunday
• 'Mars' independent film lands at TCA today
• Miss Boston Pageant Saturday in Dixie
• GCBOE approves bid for Northside roof
• Thomas BOC OKs phone system, roof repairs
• City tax bills sent out
• CHS drama presents 'Bad Auditions,' 'Rehearsal'
• Commissioners hire Sawyer as ag county agent
• What kind of personal enrichment classes would you be interested in taking? Our...
• Archbold offers minimally invasive treatment for spinal fractures
• Learn how to sew at SWGTC
• Honey buns repeatedly shoplifted
• HOTC Day needs volunteers
• We have several classes coming up through our Economic Development office! Cake...
• Baker calls for District 1 changes
• Windy Fly-In
• Police offer deal for Bubba's safe return
• Thanks WALB for doing this story on our 85-year old GED graduate! We are very p...
• Ag agent on commission agenda
• Charges made in sexual exploitation
• Davis charged in burglary
• Man dies in Metcalf tree accident
• Warriors looking to build momentum
• Dad leaves child behind in chase
• If you couldn't make it to our Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting of the Health Sc...
• Couldn't make it to our Open House?!? Check out this video!!
• Pavo police chief announces retirement
• Attention SWGTC students!!! Don't forget to join in on the fun tomorrow at Fall...
• Pavo police chief on medical leave
• Citizens Police Academy begins Oct. 17
• City approves bid for recreation building
• Stolen credit cards making rounds
• City BOE tables policy changes
• Grady BOE approves post office building
• A picture from our Ribbon Cutting of our Health Science Building yesterday! Mor...
• Most HR Managers would agree that the biggest mistake made by some interviewees...
• Thomasville approves fire tax rate
• Cairo gives final approval to tax ordinance
• Thanks to everyone who joined us for our Grand Opening/Ribbon Cutting of the Hea...
• City approves fire tax rate
• Suspect under medical evaluation
• We are very excited to be hosting the Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting for our n...
• City school board approves millage rate
• Today at 3:30 in the Building B Lecture Hall, Kate Grosmaire will tell the story...
• Happy first Monday of Fall!!
• Another arrested for copper theft
• Trailhead project progresses
• City to consider fire tax Monday
• City updates Trailhead project
• Two men arrested in steel theft
• Suspects sought in copper thefts
• Authorities still seeking Robinson, accomplices
• Lanier County man arrested in exploitation case
• City hears precious metals ordinance request from TPD
• Artists to 'FLAUNT' work this weekend
• Cairo asked to consider alcohol sales
• Whigham approves SPLOST for vote
• Whigham approves SPLOST, Census challenge
• On Thursday, October 20th, the SWGTC Foundation will be hosting a golf tournamen...
• City to discuss precious metal
• Thanks again to local company My Ideal Care for donating a digital fetal monitor...
• City to hear precious metal ordinance presentation at workshop
• Chick-fil-A is at SWGTC in Building A downstairs right now!!! Come get your chi...
• SWGTC will be hosting a seminar on "How to Prepare for a Job Interview" on Septe...
• Several of SWGTC's awesome instructors were present at the Thomasville High Scho...
• Man arrested in Boston shooting
• Would you help save a life if you could? Well come out to SWGTC and donate blood...
• Boston police receive vest donation
• Brooks County Hospital celebrates 75 years of service
• Cairo approves bid for first phase of resurfacing
• Cairo approves 20th Street bid
• Please remember that today is a GREAT day to order a pizza from Papa John's in T...
• Students enjoying our recently upgraded Student Lounge in Building D. We got a...
• Phi Beta Lambda will meet today at 12:00 noon in Building A, Room 132.
• Movie watching for a "Cause"
• Don't forget Chick-fil-A will be on campus today selling a limited menu!! Pleas...
• SWGTC adds food vendors
• Commissioners, school board set to meet Tuesday
• AC thefts sweep unincorporated areas
• City BOE sets tentative millage
• Grady police searching for parolee
• Teens arrested in school fight
• SCBC to hold 9/11 blood drive
• Attention all recent graduates: • Diplomas are ready to be picked up for summer...
• City BOE to hold called meeting Friday
• SWGTC Foundation is now accepting applications for Spring Semester scholarships!...
• Grady BOE to consider post office offer
• Learning to read
• Southwest Georgia Technical College held a President’s Reception on August 29 at...
• Future jackets
• We have several classes coming up through our Economic Development office to be...
• Hope everyone had a wonderful long weekend! Did anyone do anything fun and inter...
• Allen tapped to head new SWGTC program
• Hall Road development OK'd despite objections
• Thomas County receives grant
• Nine qualify for local posts Thursday
• Bennett to seek at-large school board seat
• Trip lands Cairo woman in jail
• Bennett to seek at large school board seat
• Did you know that you could get spa services in our Cosmetology department at a...
• Seven qualify in Thomasville, Coolidge, Ochlocknee
• County health department to begin offering seasonal flu vaccine
• Valdosta mayor resigns
• Simply Delicious Food Truck Menu Wednesday August 31, 2011 (7:30 am - 2:00 pm)...
• Grady to consider SPLOST continuation
• Seven qualify for local races Tuesday
• Administrators say CHS players arrested not on team
• Chick-fil-a is selling the original chicken sandwich, grilled chicken salads, an...
• Don't forget Chick-Fil-A will be here from 11:30 - 1:15 in Building A (ground fl...
• Man stabbed during altercation at Walmart
• Missing man found
• Authorities seek missing man
• 'Cool' treatment saves lives
• Thomas County black history book gains new life
• Doctor to discuss sinus treatment options
• City approves OZ application, housing center grant
• TPD, schools urge a 'safe crossing'
• Suspect arrested in Calhoun Street shooting
• We are currently experiencing technical difficulties with our website. We are w...
• Officials urge caution, safety for upcoming game
• Check out our story on WALB from last night!! The Technical College System of G...
• Fighting childhood cancer at the big game
• County reinstates Stephenson
• Anyone hungry yet?!? The Simply Delicious Food Truck is on campus and selling M...
• Back to School for Thomasville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• City approves Internet café ordinance
• Suspect arrested in weekend robbery
• would like to thanks Sandra Reeves for her 40 years of service to the College an...
• Thomas County schools not affected by Colquitt threat
• City approves Internet, sweepstakes parlor ordinance
• Don't forget that Chick-fil-A will be selling a limited menu on campus today fro...
• Four arrested in Grady County robbery/assault case
• City council meets today
• Welcome back students!! We are so excited to have begun our first semester here...
• Public hearing on Opportunity Zone
• Alleged shooter sought by police
• Having a ball
• Archbold makes honor roll
• Beer/wine license fees to change in 2012
• Grady to change its public alert system
• Grady changes its public alert system
• City receives grant for housing resource center
• Pavo loads students with school supplies
• Clawson concert tickets available
• Archbold Health Talk to focus on heart, vascular health
• Would you help save a life if you could? Well come out to SWGTC and donate bloo...
• Assault suspect tased at hospital
• County schools receive fresh fruit and vegetable grant
• Curles to direct SGWTC's veterinary technology program
• Meth activity infiltrates community
• Attention Students: Starting next week, Chick-fil-A will be selling a limited me...
• We have several classes coming up through our Economic Development office. Cake...
• GOOGLE - everyone knows it, everyone uses it, but there are tons of features man...
• Band camp prepares students
• Who knows where at SWGTC this photo was taken? First one to get it right wins a...
• Independent films, filmmakers to set up at TCA
• Whigham awaits word on appeal
• Whigham considers census appeal
• Meigs citizens attend classes
• Lions Club seeking members for charter
• New Lions Club starting up in Thomasville
• Scenic Byway effort under way
• Grady BOE closes SPLOST
• Council approves resolutions for potential GEFA projects
• There is a new attraction coming to Southwest Georgia Technical College. Startin...
• GCBOE closes out SPLOST II
• There is a full house this morning at New Student Orientation. No worries though...
• City ratifies spillway contract
• Cairo approves voting district lines
• Council ratifies spillway bid
• City tentatively approves Internet cafe ordinance
• Tonight we will have an interesting class --- "Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy...
• City council approves first reading of sweepstakes parlors ordinance
• City Council to meet today, Aug. 8
• Progress made in gas department plan
• Grady opens doors to new school year
• Flowers to seek council seat
• GC schools open new academic year
• Over 1,000 Georgia Work Ready certificates awarded at SWGTC
• Thomas University enters partnership with OTC
• Grady BOE sets budget, disagrees over millage
• Grady BOC sets '12 budget, '11 millage
• Did you know that our Economic Development Office has administered 1,045 Georgia...
• Miss Kitty feline 'Hobbes' fills empty house
• Perennial bluegrass favorite is in concert Saturday
• Grady BOC, BOE to look at budgets
• Consent order approved in gas incident
• P.R.E.P automotive program prepares for certification
• Maria Molden, cosmetology student at SWGTC, gave a FREE haircut to this little b...
• THS to expand eTextbooks program
• Grady BOC reviews zoning ordinance draft
• Lee White Road to close
• GCBOC meets today, Aug. 2
• SWGTC is seeking a Surgical Technology Instructor. Applicant must have an assoc...
• We are so glad that we were able to host the Back To School Blitz at SWGTC on Sa...
• Center announces top 25 artists for exhibition
• Archbold offering lecture on osteoporosis and spinal fractures
• Firearms taken in pawn shop burglary
• On July 26 Commercial Bank presented a check to the Southwest Georgia Technical...
• Nightspot raid nets five arrests
• Wynn wins state 4-H honors
• Check out our story on WALB! There was a little mistake in it because these ADN...
• It's time for Back to School Blitz
• Thursday's graduation ceremony went great! Congrats again to our SWGTC graduates!! Many thanks to Melvin Everson, Director of the Governor's Office of Workforce Development, for giving his inspiriational commencement speech. Pictures coming
• Energy saving tips for summer months
• Boston Mini-Academy aimed at children
• SUNDAY: Boston mystery remains unsolved
• CNS upgrading outside cable plant
• Grady BOE looks at library funding
• SWGTC ADN class of '11 complete exams with 100 percent pass rate
• Congrats to all of our SWGTC graduates!!! We will be having our graduation ceremony tonight at 7:00 p.m. at the Municipal Auditorium.
• Thanks to everyone who came out for Watermelon Day at SWGTC yesterday!! :)
• GCBOE discusses library funding
• Grady BOE approves tentative budget
• Check out the story on WCTV about our new Land, Forest, Wildlife Management program that will begin Fall 2011. Classes begin August 22 so REGISTER TODAY!!
• GCBOE adopts tentative millage, budget
• Don't forget to come out to SWGTC from 10 -2 for a slice of watermelon today under the trees next to the library! YUMMY!
• CHS air condition installation will finish this week, ahead of schedule
• Grady commissioners discuss budget requests
• Don't forget to register for Fall semester at SWGTC!! We have three new programs: Land, Forest, & Wildlife Management, Health Information Technology, and Veterinary Technology. Classes begin August 22 -- so REGISTER TODAY!!
• June births
• Pinning ceremony
• Safe Sitter® Babysitting Course offered at SWGTC
• GCBOC discusses budget requests
• SWGTC wants to say "Happy Summer" everyone --- so we are having a Watermelon Celebration! Come join us for Watermelon Day at SWGTC tomorrow for a free & delicious slice of watermelon between 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. under the trees next to the lib
• Woman with child in auto flees traffic stop, apprehended
• SWGTC will be offering two upcoming Safe Sitter courses. Safe Sitter Basic will be offered this Thursday, July 21, and Safe Sitter Advanced will be offered on Friday, July 22. Please click on the link for details!
• Tire blowout leads to fireworks
• SWGTC adds another program to lineup
• Want to win a cruise for two?!? Come on over to Southwest Georgia Technical College and give blood today (11 – 4 p.m. behind the AgTech Building) and be entered into a drawing for a cruise!
• Cairo selects redistricting option
• Cairo selects redistricting map option, sets public hearing
• Grady BOC to hold budget work session Monday
• Cops crack copper caper
• City BOE approves personnel changes
• Lawmen work street-level crime
• Escapee admires vegetation
• Summerhill Road Closing
• Trike-A-Thon raises funds for St. Jude's
• City BOE approves personnel changes
• SWGTC will be offering Safe Sitter® courses (both basic and advanced) beginning in September. Please call Ruby Barron at 227-2579 for more information or to register!
• Grady BOE to hold budget, millage workshop
• Moratorium extended for cafés
• SGB to perform 'Summer Showcase' Friday
• BOE approves new appointments at Thomas County schools
• GCBOE to hold budget workshop
• City to open bids for lake spillway
• SWGTC is so excited to offer the new Land, Forest and Wildlife Management Technology Program starting this Fall semester, which begins August 22. This one-of –a-kind program was custom-created by our staff and local plantation owners/managers to a
• GCBOE meets today, July 12
• Arrests made in Cairo gambling investigation
• Council has no school concerns, discuss principal candidates
• Stephenson on suspension after being charged with DUI
• Please call 227-2579 TODAY to sign up for our awesome CAKE DECORATING class!! It will be so much fun and you can show off your "Cake Boss" skills at the next birthday party you attend or really any party! Details are on the flyer.
• Cross Creek meeting productive
• County Manager Mike Stephenson arrested
• Cross Creek council meeting on Monday
• Three arrested in meth lab bust
• The end of an era is finally here
• SWGTC to introduce vet tech program
• Cross Creek School Council to meet Monday
• State DOT awards $150K to Metcalfe
• SWGTC has a new look online!! Click on the link below to see our *NEW AND IMPROVED* web site! Thanks to @Ryan Jorge, our Webmaster, for all of his hard work!
• Puckett to enter plea today
• Join us for a Cake Decorating class!! The class will begin on July 12. See the attached flyer or call Ruby Barron at 227-2579 for details.
• Williams lands spot in mentoring program
• Look for SWGTC on WALB's 5 o'clock news this evening. We will be discussing two of our new programs that will start Fall semester 2011: Veterinary Technology and Land, Forest & Wildlife Management Technology!
• B&G Club youth attends camp
• Hope everyone had a safe and fun July 4th weekend! Don't forget that Summer Mini-Term starts tomorrow!! It is still not too late to register for a class or two - so come on over to SWGTC and register today!
• Faculty set for Summer Dance Intensive
• City hall, DOT involved in Ochlocknee tree dispute
• City OKs rezoning of one Grady EMC tract for cell antenna
• Candidates call for compromise on animal control
• Grant aids SANE program
• Have a teen that is ready to learn how to drive? SWGTC is offering a Driver's Education Course July 18 - July 21. This course meets Georgia’s Joshua’s Law requirements. For more information or to register please call Ruby Barron at 227
• Cairo City Council discusses redistricting options
• Results from litter survey 'great'
• City BOE nixes curriculum director
• City continues paving mission
• There is still time to register for Summer Mini-Term! Classes begin July 6 and only last for 5 weeks - so complete a class in half the time!
• SWGTC offering OSHA course
• Cairo City Council to meet today
• SWGTC is so proud that one of our Associate Degree Nursing students, Nicole Harper, LPN, won the gold medal at the national SkillsUSA competition in the Nurse Assisting category! Way to go Nicole!! This link is our video on WALB! :)
• City BOE approves budget
• Keown, NeSmith qualify for District 4
• SWGTC offering driver's ed
• SWGTC student wins gold in SkillsUSA competition
• SWGTC is so proud that one of our Associate Degree Nursing students, Nicole Harper, LPN, won the gold medal at the national SkillsUSA competition in the Nurse Assisting category! Way to go Nicole!!
• City BOE nixes curriculum director, approves budget
• Cemetery visit stirs interest in mystery
• Six arrested in Grady alleged molestation case
• Fireworks planned for Monday at Remington
• Summer Mini-Term classes will begin on Wednesday, July 6. Please note that tuition and fees must be paid by 4:00 p.m., Tuesday, July 5. You have the option of paying online by clicking the link below or visiting the cashier in Building A.
• Fireworks set for Monday
• It's not too late!! Don't forget to register at SWGTC for Summer Mini-Term and complete a class in half the time!
• TPD concerned with burglaries/entering autos
• Grandpartners needed
• City BOE looks at transition plan
• City council approves ordinance
• Pet of the week
• United Way meets '10-'11 campaign goal
• Encroachment ordinance approved by city council
• Oldham new face of city BOE finance
• Party host charged in fatal-shooting case
• Oldham new finance director for city BOE
• Got a teen who is learning how to drive? SWGTC is offering a Driver's Education Course beginning in July. See flyer for details or call Ruby Barron at 227-2579.
• Volunteers needed for KTCB litter survey
• City OSR expands customer service
• Fan drive to help keep seniors cool in summer heat
• Everyone please be aware that the SWGTC Library will be closed from June 27 - July 4. On July 5 it will be open from 7:45 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. And we will resume regular hours on July 6, which are Monday - Thursday from 7:45 - 8:00 p.m. and closed on Frida
• Litter survey needs volunteers
• City school system spreads departing Kornegay's duties
• Lawmen make pot, coke, meth arrests
• Special election called
• Check out this video of Dr. Wentworth's interview on WALB last week:
• Man charged with aggravated assault in Barwick cutting
• It's not to late!! Don't forget to register at SWGTC for Summer Mini-Term and complete a class in half the time!
• Archbold offers support for lung disease patients
• Did anyone see Dr. Wentworth on WALB Friday evening? Congrats to our wonderful president!
• Cairo receives federal grant for flood zone properties
• Cairo receives federal grant award for flood zone structures
• Ga. Chamber names Bulloch 2011 Legislator of the Year
• Outlook good for CHS AC project
• Driver, passenger cited in U.S. 19 South wreck
• CHS HVAC on schedule
• Youths IMPACT community
• Grady BOE hears hiring process concerns
• Youths volunteers for community
• Yesterday SWGTC held their Medical Assisting Pinning Ceremony at our Thomasville Campus! Congrats to (from left to right, first row to last) Jamie Alguire, Candace Case, Jessica Fuller, Paige Groover, Sonja Hancock, Falisha Harrell, Tina Humphries, Summe
• Cairo rejects water plant bids
• Grady BOE adopts spending resolution
• Metcalfe BBQ event tickets available
• SWGTC will be holding a Book Exchange and Resource Fair today from 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM in Building A, Room 132. At the Resource Fair we will have handouts, club information, and much more. There will also be giveaways throughout the day as long as they la
• Grady BOE discusses hiring process, athletics positions approval
• Donations, volunteers needed for annual Blitz
• Local teen selected for celebrity mentoring event
• Theft investigation leads to meth arrest
• Grady 'suspicious fire' under investigation
• Yesterday SWGTC held their Associate Degree Nursing Pinning Ceremony at our Thomasville Campus! Congrats to (from left to right) John Antoine Adams, Linda Godwin, Lois Neighbors, Ashley Scites, Julie Suite, Keyante Walton, Amanda Wright!
• Thomas County Health Department to switch to four-day work week July 5
• Teen charged with school theft
• Youths charged with felonies
• Don't forget Student Ambassador meeting today at 12 (noon) in room 240-A! HAPPY MONDAY!!
• Clawson fails to clinch title
• Veteran Selman a 'trailblazer'
• Drug suspect busted at car wash
• McLane receives State Bar of Georgia Professionalism Award
• Arrests made in pot bust
• SWGTC would like to thank Steve McCoy and Sue Stephenson for their many years of service to the college!! Best wishes for your retirement!!
• Don't forget to register for 5-Week Summer Mini Term at SWGTC!! Classes begin July 6. Don't waste your summer, complete a class in half the time!
• Animals stolen from shelter night drop box
• June 25 rabies clinic to offer vaccinations at reduced price
• Congressman getting close look at situation in Libya
• Our Job Fair in May attracted over 500 job applicants to our SWGTC campus! Check out the video from that day shot by WALB.
• Clawson poised to be the 'Next Superstar'
• Cairo receives grant for streetscape project
• Griner moves to withdraw motion
• Cherokee Lake plan completed
• Clawson in 'Superstar' final two
• Truck, wood chipper sought
• Did you know that 94.7% of Associate Degree Nursing students have taken and passed their board exams following graduation from SWGTC? 100% has been the job placement rate of those students over the past three years!!
• Authorities seek theft information
• Marijuana seized in drug bust
• Hospital Authority holds board elections
• F.I.R.M. goes platinum in Macon competition
• Thomasville police nab suspected copper thief
• Suspect flees, taken down by police
• Woman arrested on six burglary charges
• Holland to be interim superintendent
• City BOE approves amended 2011 budget
• Thirteen graduate from Bishop Hall
• Grady agencies to 'fill the boot' over holiday weekend
• City BOE approves tentative FY12 budget
• Grady BOE approves securing bids for capital projects loan
• Grady BOE budget talks continue
• Silvis wins GTLA Community Service Award
• GCBOE hears more budget funding concerns
• Man arrested in crawl-space burglary
• Community band searching for new members
• Central forestry team posts record results
• Last day of school
• CHIP hearing draws full house
• Meigs council member's service in limbo
• TCCHS graduation Saturday
• Prescription drugs, cash seized
• Public input sought in redrawing district lines
• Central student Congressional Arts Competition district winner
• School boards ponder SPLOST thoughts
• City, County BOEs hear SPLOST presentation
• Join us tomorrow for the JOB FAIR from 9 a.m. - noon in Building D. Over 50 employers and resources will be represented --- so dress to impress and bring copies of your resume!!
• Cairo council looks at proposed budget
• Yesterday we had our 9th Annual SWGTC Foundation Golf Tournament at Glen Arven Country Club. What a beautiful day to be raising money for such a wonderful cause!! These are the gross score winners of the tournament representing the Thomasville National B
• Yesterday we had our 9th Annual SWGTC Foundation Golf Tournament at Glen Arven Country Club. What a beautiful day to be raising money for such a wonderful cause!! These are the net score winners of the tournament representing the Howard Technological S
• School boards to discuss SPLOST
• Washed away at Peacock Day
• Moultrie man arrested for drugs
• Chiller repair priority for BOE
• GCBOE discusses CHS chiller priority
• Highlights of 38th Troupe Spring Show
• Dangers of the night
• Use SPLOST to pay off debt?
• Peacock Day Saturday
• Budget an issue for Grady BOE
• GCBOE tackles budget concerns
• GCBOE approves athletic director
• Annual fishing rodeo Saturday
• City picks park design
• Jewelry worth $30,000 taken in home burglary
• Don’t forget to attend the “Strategically Handling a Job Fair” Lunch and Learn tomorrow from 12:00 noon to 1:00 pm in Building D - Room 106!
• City councils meet today
• Diva Day prances at Center for the Arts
• City takes aim at nuisance basketball goals
• Budget workshop set after Monday council meeting
• Fire closer to escaping swamp
• Whigham polling place top move
• Boys & Girls Clubs soliciting support for big fundraiser
• Cairo to put water plant out for bid
• Letter carriers to collect food Saturday
• Southwest Georgia Technical College (SWGTC) recently hosted a Dress to Impress Fashion Show, a lunch and learn for students, featuring faculty models. This fashion show displayed both what is appropriate and professional and clothing that is inappropria
• Locals express relief, concern about bin Laden's death
• Four arrested in check forgery scheme
• Filmmaker scouting in Thomasville
• Independent filmmaker scouts Thomasville area
• City BOE approves softball field lighting bid
• City approves sign ordinance
• Council approves eminent domain use
• Dont forget "Dress to Impress" Lunch and Learn at noon in building D rm 106!
• Wanted to remind everyone the spring fling is this Thursday! come out and join us!!
• Two charged in pill case
• Coolidge man in jail on drug arrest
• Rose Festival wraps in Thomasville
• The 'true Easter story'
• Former resident charged with identity fraud
• County BOE purchases 100-acre tract
• Rose Parade returns today
• Buds on parade
• Transportation tax on 2012 ballot
• Leon files motion to intervene in Tired Creek
• Craig R. Wentworth, Ed.D., President of Southwest Georgia Technical College (SWGTC), has been selected for the 2011 Delta Pi Epsilon Outstanding Doctoral Research Award. His doctoral research study, “The Role of Collegiate Sports Participation in P
• Leon files motion in Tired Creek lawsuit
• Grady approves budget calendar
• 2012 transportation tax up for vote
• City, county agree to pursue new SPLOST
• Trial director at Grady chamber, JDA
• Join us in the fight against cancer today at Barberitos. A portion of the sales will be donated to Relay for Life!
• 'Superstars' to perform during Rose Festival weekend
• Man charged in hoax 911 call
• Three charged in armed robbery
• Grady approves FY2012 budget calendar
• Jessica Barfield, the current Rick Perkins Instructor of the Year Winner, received her personal commendation from Governor Deal on April 12, 2011. Pictured from left to right: Dr. Craig Wentworth, SWGTC President, Governor Nathan Deal, Jessica Barfield a
• TGFGF returns this week
• Selection process for authority ongoing
• Sheriff, police chief cite space needs
• Join us in the fight against cancer this Thursday at Barberitos. A portion of the sales will be donated to Relay for Life.
• Residents alerted about road closures
• Archbold to host tea at Spring Creek Farms
• Pelham man sentenced in drug case
• Grady BOE approves core beliefs
• County BOE continues search
• Fowl ordinance approved in Cairo
• GCBOE meets today
• Pills land man, woman in jail
• Archbold lobby changes to take place soon
• Agencies tally storm damage
• Grady officials talk Census figures
• Area lawmen close in on Pelham drugs
• Clawson, Thomasville on premiere
• Rose.net launches new alert feature
• Chase leads to drug arrest
• Neighbors charged in burglary
• Moratorium also in Cairo
• Trees down, power out in Grady
• GCBOC meets today, jail presentation on agenda
• Thourson continues life, teaching in Japan
• City paving way toward streets goal
• Humane Society, Thomas County reach animal control agreement
• Grady, Leon unable to set meeting date
• Sheriff issues scam warning
• Sentences returned in two Grady cases
• Drug-laden visitors encounter lawmen
• Items needed for fundraiser to support local woman
• City council meets today
• Drug agents answer knock, arrest brothers
• B&G Clubs to wrap national week with Saturday activities
• Grady County BOE discusses pre-k options
• Standard Flower Show dedicated to Ireland
• Listening party Saturday
• City of Cairo selects natural gas superintendent
• Flower Show starts Friday
• Humane Society has counteroffer
• GCBOE discusses pre-k options
• Toddler alerts mother; fire destroys home
• Students SEE educational fun
• Grady SEE program a success
• Golfers needed 'Mac Attack'
• Local man gets prison in license fraud
• Gas system flame now lit
• Courthouse construction project begins
• Man dies in fire
• Flame going strong at landfill
• Three men sentenced in Thomasville theft case
• CNS upgrade elements approved
• City looks at Internet usage in public places
• Road check nets drug arrest
• Gardeners, it's time to get growing
• Organizers gearing up for annual Standard Flower Show
• Post office plans to remain in downtown area
• School system eyes federal building
• Grady man busted with meth
• Teen charged in sex case
• City, county officials tour landfill facility
• Library parking lot site for drug drop
• Cairo street project zooms forward
• Woman raises scam alert
• Leon County tied to Tired Creek
• Veteran Armstrong featured in new book
• Wynn garners ABAC honor
• Council to tour landfill Wednesday
• GCBOE meets today
• Man arrested for assault, destruction of property
• Archbold infection rates best national average
• YMCA, preschools dive into swimming
• Crown up for grabs
• 2011 Citizens Award recipients named
• City schools makes pre-k decision
• South Georgia legislators express concerns over Blakely RYDC closing
• With Spring Quarter drawing near---check out available scholarships at SWGTC and get up to date information on the status of HOPE at
• Cairo High School is hosting Southwest Georgia Technical College Day on their campus March 9. The Career Fair will be from 8-12 in the new CHS Gym. Call SWGTC Recruiter Ashley Davis for more information at 227-2574.
• Easter is coming---fill those Easter baskets with cuddly stuffed "Bean Bears" from PBL. See Carol Peppers in Building A to purchase one of more! Proceeds go to benefit the March of Dimes.
• Denim and Blues tickets are available! For a fun night out that serves a worthy cause--join us for "Cool Blues and Spicy Gumbo" at The Barn in Pelham, March 19th at 7 p.m. Tickets are $50, which includes dinner and entertainment. Call 225-409
• GED testing will be held today in Building E, Room # 14 at 5 p.m.
• In response to student requests from the Grady County campus, we are offering the following class from 6:00 am – 7:15 am MTWR for working students. MAT0098 Elementary Algebra 41147 5.0 MTWR D Web Enhanced Cl 06:00 AM 07:15 AM GRADY
• Relay for Life tee shirts are available for purchase. They will be ordered next Thursday. If you would like to purchase one (proceeds go to fund cancer research) please call Summer Washington at 229.225.3956
• Admission Application Waiver Day is TODAY! All applications for admission submitted today (on all three campuses and online) will be exempt from the $20 fee. As a bonus---bring your transcripts and receive a gift from Admissions. Call 225-4096 for detai
• Cairo City Council conducts workshop on strategic plan
• It's time for courthouse improvements
• Congratulations to our 2011 Rick Perkins Award winner~Ralph Griffith! Ralph, instructor for Drafting Technology, will represent SWGTC at the regional consortium to be held this spring.
• The suspense is killing us! Who will be our 2011 GOAL winner? We will all find out on Friday! :) Good luck to our GOAL nominees.
• GED exams will be held today at 5:30 p.m. in Room 14 of the E Building. Call 225-4096 for more information.
• Admission placement exams will be administered today at 5:30 on the main campus in Thomasville. Call 225-4096 for details.
• Today is the day!!!! Admission Application Fee Waiver Day! All applications submitted today for admission will be exempt from the $20 application fee! Applications may be submitted on all three campuses in Thomas, Grady, and Mitchell Counties or online
• Central teacher finalist for state honor
• Meigs police using mobile technology
• The Southeastern Community Blood Center's mobile unit will be on the main campus of SWGTC Wed., March 9th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. behind Ag Tech. Receive a really cool "Lucky" tee shirt for your donation of a pint of lifesaving blood!
• Our 2011 GOAL winner will be announed March 4th at the Kiwanis Club lunch meeting to be held at the Plaza Restaurant beginning at 12:30. Who will the winner be? ADN student Nicole Wynn, Social Work student William Rehberg, or Practical Nursing student C
• Denim and BLues tickets are on sale NOW!! Join the SWGTC Foundation for a night of "Cool Blues and Spicy Gumbo" at The Barn in Pelham. Proceeds from this event will benefit the Mitchell County Campus of SWGTC. Call 225-4096 for details on tick
• Tomorrow-March 3rd--is another Admission Application Fee Waiver Day! Spread the word to all of your friends and neighbors who might be interested in applying for Spring Quarter! Call 225-4096 for more information!
• Council continues moratorium
• 'Wild' time set at First Baptist Church
• City council to meet today
• Women in Literature presentation at library Wednesday
• Gas meeting for Cairo, Grady
• City to make CNS, Rose.net upgrades
• City approves budgeted upgrade expenditures
• City BOE approves softball field bids
• Thomasville native gets to edit music video
• Quigg supporters speak out
• Man arrested in meth lab fire
• ATTENTION all students!! The Resource Fair begins in less than half an hour! Join us in rooms 106-107 in building D from 10:30 to 12:30 for valuable information on campus and community resources that can make your life healthier and happier!
• REMINDER--Priority Registration Day for currently enrolled students (on all three campuses) is Monday, Feb. 28th. Contact your advisor for more information. This is an excellent opportunity for you to have first dibs on classes you need to graduate on ti
• Don't forget! The Resource Fair is tomorrow, Tuesday, Feb. 22nd, from 10:30 to 12:30 in rooms 106-107 in Building D. Don't miss it!!
• Congratulations to Phi Beta Lambda members: Gwen Gonzalez, Ryan Jorge, Angela Greene, Aontonio Spencer, Tony Atkins, and Angela Jest. These students traveled to Dublin, GA last week for the District PBL competition.
• TPD bike team
• THS student has knife at school
• Currency, Pathfinder seized in arrest
• Man charged with fraudulent solicitation
• Clawson sent packing on 'American Idol'
• State Sunday alcohol sales corked
• SWGTC's Ag Tech program held its Open House yesterday. High School students from surrounding counties came to learn more about this unique program.
• Thank you to everyone who took advantage of our Admission Application Fee Waiver Day! We will offer this opportunity again in March.
• Good luck to our Phi Beta Lambda members who will be traveling to Dublin, GA tomorrow for District Competition.
• Council approves vehicles
• Loftiss to appear on 'MADE'
• Grady sheriff talks jail overcrowding
• Cairo approves Davis Park option
• Traffic stop results in ecstasy arrest
• Public drunk suspect falls at jail
• Skills USA is meeting today, Feb. 15th, noon, in room 240 in building A. Lunch is provided.
• Grady Board of Education approves Pharis contract
• TEF 'trumpets' Botti performance
• Need something for your Valentine? PBL is selling Bean Babies as a fundraiser for the March of Dimes. Check with Carol Peppers in Building A to choose a furry little friend for your sweetie.
• Have your priorities in order? Don't forget about the Priority Registration Day for currently enrolled students--Feb. 28th. Check with your advisor for details.
• Demin and Blues tickets are on sale NOW! join the SWGTC Foundation for a night of cool blues and spicy gumbo with Bill "The Sauce Boss" Wharton. Tickets are $50. Call 227-2514.
• The Southeastern Community Blood Center's mobile unit will be on campus March 9th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. behind the Ag Tech building.
• Skills USA will meet Feb. 15th at noon in room 240A.
• Student Services cordially invites everyone to their Resource Fair, Feb. 22nd from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in rooms 106-107 in Building D. Call 227-2676 for more information.
• Here comes the Bridal Expo
• Traffic stop leads to marijuana find
• Grady board approves calendar
• BOE OKs low bid for field
• Application Fee Waiver Day is February 16th. Spread the word!
• Do not forget about Priority Registration Day for our currently enrolled students! Contact your advisor prior to February 28th. Get the classes you want when you want them!! :)
• Blues and Gumbo are coming your way! Join us March 19th for "Denim and Blues" with Bill "The Sauce Boss" Wharton at The Barn in Pelham as the SWGTC Foundation raises funds for our Mitchell County campus. Call 225-4096 for details.
• Phi Beta Lambda will meet today at noon in room 240 in Building A.
• Good Wednesday morning, everyone! Hope you are all having a great week! :)
• New director for Grady rec
• SPLOST revenue to fund road work
• Grady has new rec director
• Suspects charged in strong-arm robbery case
• Central FBLA region champ
• Landmarks' Runyon named to board
• The four GOAL finalists at SWGTC were announced last week. Congratulations to Christine Hall, Nichole Wynn, William Rehberg, and Daniel McManus.
• ATTENTION: All Current Students! Feb. 28th is Priority Registration Day at SWGTC. See your advisor about this special day that allows current students to register for classes ahead of everyone else! Get the classes you want and need NOW!
• CONGRATULATIONS to Rosa Collins (Cosmetology), Chris Parrish (Business and Computer Technology), Ralph Griffith (Drafting Technology), and Wally Waldron (Radiologic Technology) for being nominated for the 2011 Rick Perkins Award at SWGTC! Make a point
• County receives workers' comp credit
• Four arrested for drugs in Quitman
• Suspects charged with gang activity
• Don't forget to tell your friends and neighbors that SWGTC will be waiving the application fee for new students who want to register for Spring Quarter! Applications submitted on Feb. 16th will not be subject to the $20 application fee and those who
• The SWGTC Portal has been launched! The new portal will allow you to access Banner and Angel. Check it out today!
• Congratulations to our 2011 GOAL nominees. They will be honored today at a Tea, where the four finalists will be announced.
• Lawyers deliver opening statements in trial
• Fleeing suspect falls on drugs
• Red smoke trail leads to cash
• Ever wanted to explore your family's history? SWGTC is offering a wonderful Genealogy Course that will provide you with the instruction and tools to help you find out just who is in your family tree. Call Ruby Barron at 227-2079 for more informati
• SWGTC is offering NRA introduction to Firearms and Basic Pistol courses. This is a great time to learn how to handle and be comfortable with firearms and improve your marksmanship, as this course combines classroom instruction with time on the firing ran
• Have you had your flu shot? On Feb. 1, Southwest Health District’s county health departments will begin offering flu vaccine at the reduced rate of $15 per dose.To learn more, go online to www.southwestgeorgiapublichealth.org or contact your local
• SWGTC Student Ambassadors will meet today, Monday, Jan. 31st, at noon in the Scott Elementary School Media Center.
• City, investment group discuss Mitchell House
• Rattlin' the day away
• Students get a dose of smart nutrition
• Cherokee Park undergoes improvements
• City continues park improvements
• Grady narrows field for new rec director
• Suspect still on the loose
• Rattlesnake Roundup Saturday
• Body found on U.S. 19 identified
• Board approves bid process for field
• Have lunch plans today? If not, join us for a Lunch & Learn: Will You Sacrifice To Be Where You Want To Be? Begins at noon in Building A, room 132. Lunch is provided. Call 227-2795 for more information.
• Body identified
• New name, new look
• Local school awarded Title 1 distinction
• Spring is growing near---take advantage of SWGTC's "Gardening and Landscaping Made Easy" conitnuing education course to learn how to have a beautiful lawn and garden! The course begins Feb. 14th. Call Ruby Barron at 227-2579 for details.
• SWGTC's Skills USA will meet today, Tuesday, Jan. 25th, in Building A, Room #240—12:00 to 1:00 p.m. Lunch is provided.
• SWGTC is offering it's popular "Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy People" course in February. This course offers you the chance to learn to play the piano in an amazingly short amount of time. Call Ruby Barron at 227-2579 for details.
• Team Lean results
• Chapter stages culinary competition
• Cookbook organizers to hold fashion show
• Admission Placement exams will be administered today (Monday, Jan. 24th) on the Grady County campus at 5:30 p.m.
• SWGTC Student Ambassadors will meet today (Monday, Jan. 24) at noon in room 240 in Building A. Lunch will be provided.
• Good Monday morning, everyone! Hope you all had a great weekend!
• Open Arms is changing lives
• Grady to replace wooden bridge
• GCBOC to replace bridge
• Council approves PUD for Magnolia
• One fatality in morning incident
• City approves first PUD
• SWGTC Ambassador's will meet Monday, January 24, 2011 at 12 noon in RM 240-A.
• Skills USA will meet Tuesday, January 25, 2011 at 12 noon in RM 240-A. Members competing in the March competition must attend this meeting. Please contact Asha Dillard at 229-227-3076 for more information.
• Save a Life! Donate Blood! The Southeastern Community Blood Center will have its mobile unit on the SWGTC main campus, Feb. 7th from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. All donors receive a free long-sleeved tee shirt. The bloodmobile will be parked behind Buildin
• TFAM to promote mission, family
• Council to hold workshop, meeting today
• Did you know that careers in Criminal Justice are on the increase and offer great job security? If you'd lke to learn more about the career opportunities in this field, call 225-4096 or log onto www.southwestgatech.edu.
• Graduation ceremonies will be held Thursday, Jan. 20th at 7 p.m. in the Thomasville Municipal Auditorium.
• Meth addiction afflicts community
• Chamber eyeing Citizen Awards names
• GCBOC to meet today
• Mark your calendars! Lunch & Learn, Wed., Jan. 26th, noon to 1 p.m. in Building A, Room 132. Topic: "Will You Sacrifice to be where You Want to Be?" Wally Waldron will be the speaker and lunch is provided FREE for SWGTC students.
• REMINDER: The deadline to apply for Spring Quarter Scholarships is February 17, 2011. Call 225-4096 for more information.
• Grady General wins patient safety award
• Murder cases headed to trial
• Final approval given for utility rates
• Camellia Show to bloom despite the cold weather
• Officer finds, answers forbidden phone
• Camellia Show to happen this year
• Morgan: Education funding issues are possible in 2011
• Armed robbery suspect denied bond
• SWGTC will be closed Monday, January 20th in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.
• SWGTC Student Success Lunch & Learn: Will You Sacrifice To Be Where You Want To Be? Join Wally Waldron Wed., Jan. 26th, at noon for this informative lunch seminar on study skills and student success. Lunch is provided. Will be held in Building A, r
• HOTC needs volunteers for youth service project
• Applications open for Rose Queen pageant
• Congratulations to Bobby Sharp for achieving Master Instructor Status from John Deere. Pictured with Bobby is Dr. Annie McElroy, Vice President for Academic Affairs.
• Nicholas Conti, a student in the Respiratory Care Technology program at Southwest Georgia Technical College (SWGTC) has been awarded the Thomasville Kiwanis Club Scholarship for winter quarter. The scholarship was presented to Conti by Kiwanis Club Pres
• Congratulations to our latest group of Associate Degree Nursing students to complete the program! These students were honored at a Pinning Ceremony held at Archbold Hospital. We wish them well in their new careers.
• Cairo City Council discusses gas superintendent position
• HELP!! The Southeastern Community Blood Center needs your donation of blood! The bloodmobile will be on the main campus today (Wednesday, Jan. 12th) from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. All donors receive a long sleeved T shirt and are automatically entered to win
• SWGTC's Phi Beta Lambda chapter will meet today, Jan. 12th, at noon in room 240 in building A. Lunch will be provided. If you would like to know more about what PBL is all about...you are cordially invited to attend.
• Commission declares part of system 'unsafe'
• Cairo City Council discusses PSC findings
• REMINDER! The deadline to apply for Spring Quarter Scholarships is February 17, 2011. Call 225-4096 for more information.
• SWGTC's chapter of the the National Technical Honor Society will meet today in Building A, Room # 240, from noon until 1 p.m. Lunch will be provided.
• Volunteers answer Deal's service call
• Pot, gun found during traffic stop
• The Southeastern Community Bloodbank's Blood Mobile will be on the main campus of SWGTC Wednesday, Jan. 12th, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Donate and receive a long sleeved t-shirt and have the chance to win FREE gasoline! Save a life-donate blood!
• City council meets today
• SWGTC President's Reception and Faculty Meeting will be held today (Monday, January 10) from 3:00 to 5:30 p.m. in Building D, Room #106-107.
• SWGTC Student Council will meet today (Monday, January 10) from noon to 1 p.m. in Building A, Room 240. Lunch is provided.
• Taylor 'passionate' about health care
• Order nullifies zoning votes for Coalson
• Man on probation caught with meth
• Thomas, Grady prepping for homeless count
• Deal proposes 'servant' day
• If the rain is keeping you away today...you will have another chance to cash in on your used text books tomorrow (Jan. 6th) at the Book Buy Back from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Building A, Upper Atrium!
• Ever wanted to learn to play Bridge? Want Fido to be better behaved? Curious about who is in your family tree? Call Ruby Barron at 227-2579 for more information on Learning to Play Bridge, Dog Obedience, and Genealogy courses being offered at SWGTC thr
• "Book Buyback" is going on today (Jan. 5th) in Building A, Upper Floor Atrium until 6 p..m.
• Community to participate in service day
• Officials to discuss gas line incident
• Recycling event to happen Saturday
• GCBOC elects new chair, vice-chair
• REMINDERS! Registration for winter quarter closes today (Jan. 4th) at 3:30 p.m. Tuition and fees deadline at 4:00 p.m. Book Buybacks will be held in A Building from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. If you need further information please call 225-4096.
• Evening Cosmetology classes are being offered at our Mitchell County campus this quarter--it's not too late to register. Call TODAY for information---229-522-3640! Classes begin tomorrow, Jan. 5th.
• Happy New Year! Hope everyone had wonderful holidays and that you are all ready to get back into the swing of things! Classes begin tomorrow, January 5th.
• City to host Christmas tree recycling event
• Have you seen this man?
• Thomasville son gives back to his community
• Still time to register for weight loss initiative
• Officials probing chicken house fires
• Officials address light change at intersection
• Woman nabbed for copper theft
• City of Cairo working on Gateway project
• First Custom Smart Green Home Builder in South Georgia
• Pot permit no good here
• Man dies in fire
• More lawmen out this holiday
• Teen charged in theft cases
• Attempt made to steal truck from secured building
• Area businesses receive assistance
• Ten arrested in voter fraud case
• More complaints about auto dealership
• Inmate found with marijuana
• Congratulations to SWGTC ADN students on completing their program. They were honored at a Pinning Ceremony held at Archbold Hopsital last week.
• Want to learn Sign Language? SWGTC is offering this popular course Jan. 11 through Mar. 15, 2011, 6-8pm. This is a 10 session course. A book is included in the registration fee. Call Ruby Barron at 227-2579 for more information.
• SWGTC will be closed Dec. 23-Jan. 3rd. Enjoy your holidays and be safe!
• Prison inmate charged with drug offense
• SWGTC holiday hours: Dec. 20 & 21 7:45AM – 5:00PM Dec. 22 - Jan. 3 CLOSED Resume Regular Hours Jan. 4 Mon.-Thurs. 7:45AM - 8:00PM Fri. 7:45AM - 3:30 PM
• Metcalfe preservation awards presented
• Road check leads to arrests
• Collins spread Christmas spirit
• "Christmas Corner" open
• CHS scores highest GHSWT pass rate ever
• Rudolph to visit library today
• Probationers charged in drug case
• Local organization spreads Christmas cheer
• Hope you all did well on your final exams! Enjoy your break---be safe and best wishes to you and your families for a wonderful holiday season! See you in January. :)
• REMINDER! New Student Orientation Schedule: Main Campus New Student Orientation will take place on Thursday, December 16 at 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. in Building D, Room 108. Grady County Campus New Student Orientation will take place on Thursday, Dece
• Commissioners make appointments
• The Grinch and his dog Max want you to know that it is NOT TOO LATE to register for winter quarter! Tell all of your friends and neighbors that a brighter future awaits them at SWGTC. Call 225-4096 for more information.
• Copper theft under investigation
• Commission approves 2011 budget
• City Council approves 2011 budget at Monday meeting
• SWGTC's Air Conditioning Technology program has been given the seal of approval by the HVACR Excellence organization. We love heating and air conditioning technicians! Without them we would be freezing today! :)
• SWGTC will close December 23rd and reopen Tuesday, January 4th. Classes begin on Wednesday, January 5th.
• Our enrollment goal for Winter Quarter is 2000 students. Let’s all work together to achieve that goal. Tell someone about how great Southwest Georgia Technical College is and how it can change their lives.
• Rivers EAGLE wINNER
• City council meets today
• Brrrrrrrrrrrrr! Did you have trouble getting out of bed this morning?!! Just think, though--only three more days and you will be off for the holidays! :)
• Admission placement exams are being administered today on the Grady County Campus beginning at 5:30. More information may be obtained by calling 225-4096.
• Book Buybacks will be held TODAY, December 13th and tomorrow, December 14th, in Building A, Upper Atrium from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm
• Student Ambassadors will meet at Scott School instead of on the SWGTC campus today. Ambassadors will be taking part in the iStand Mentoring program at noon as their December meeting.
• Body remains still unknown
• Archbold responds to Beverly verdict
• Motorcade spreads Christmas cheer
• Victorian Christmas starts today
• SWGTC New Student Orientation Reminder: Main Campus-- Thursday, December 16 at 9 a.m. & 5 p.m., Bldg D, Room 108. Grady County Campus-- Thursday, December 16 at 5:00 p.m., Room 120. Mitchell County Campus-- Thursday, December 16 at 5:00 p.m.,
• Boston house fire resulted in 'a total loss'
• Grady BOC nixes Christmas bonuses
• Good luck to all of you on your final exams this quarter!
• Phi Beta Lambda will meet today at noon in room 240/bldg. A.
• Tea time
• Two burglary suspects nabbed, other still at large
• Calling all young artists!! It's time for the "Manufacturing Appreciation Week in Georgia" Annual Design Contest--students from kindergarten through 12th grade are invited to submit designs for the 2011 contest. First place winners receive
• SWGTC students visited Glenn Mor nursing home today to sing Christmas carols and share small gifts with residents.
• Christmas event to transform downtown
• Registration for winter quarter is on-going. Tell a friend about SWGTC and help them get started on an exciting new career!
• The SWGTC Student Council will meet today at noon in room 240/Bldg. A.
• SWGTC Automotive Technology students pose with a "sweet" ride that was part of the recently held 'Pecan Tour of Classic Autos' The students learned about the evolution of the automobile by studying this beautiful 1915 Buick.
• Oh, Christmas tree!
• City to consider 2011 budget
• Red Cross selling Christmas trees
• Drugs, currency seized
• No assistance requested yet from drought areas
• DAR Christmas Tea next week
• Apartments for veterans are open, Mustard Seed still seeking location
• Cairo Christmas Parade today
• Man arrested for counterfeit bills
• Congratulations to our 2010-11 EAGLE winner--Michaela Rivers! Michaela was selected earlier this week to represent SWGTC's Adult Education program in Atlanta next year at the EAGLE ceremony. Michaela will be joining the Associate Degree Nursing pro
• Warm up your vocal chords! Glenn - Mor Nursing Home Holiday Caroling Reminder: Student Club members will need to meet Asha Dillard and Gloria Lowe in Building A upper Atrium at 8:15 a.m. on Monday, December 6, 2010.
• Non-profits join together for Christmas fundraiser
• Mitchell County Students---Nanette Harvey is our most recent recipient of the Mitchell County Scholarship---she encourages other Mitchell County residents to apply. "This scholarship is such a great help to me. It will allow me to continue on track
• Brrrrrrrr! Feels great outside!! December has gotten off to a great start!
• Student Council will meet Monday, Dec. 6th at noon in room 240/Bldg. A.
• Motions hearing held for Griner case
• Want to be a "Holiday Hero?" Make a donation to the SWGTC Foundation and designate if for scholarships or emergency and enabling funds. Your donation may be recognized as a gift or memorial in honor of a family member or someone special, and a
• Need Christmas gift ideas? How about giving gift certificates for salon and spa services from the SWGTC Cosmetology program? Manicures, pedicures, facials, and hair cuts make great gifts---even for yourself! :) Call 226-9647 for details.
• Narcotics agents make more arrests
• TPD urges residents not to open door for late-night callers
• About to graduate? Graduation reequests for Winter Quarter are due December 2nd--which is THIS week!! WOW! December got here quick!
• New student advisement and registration begins this Thursday--December 2nd. Call 225-4096 for details.
• Need holiday cash?! The "Book Buy-back" will be held December, 13th and 14th. There will be a representative set up in Building A, upper Atrium to buy books.
• Christmas Parade Today
• Tonight is the Christmas Parade! All SWGTC parade participants are asked to meet at 6 p.m. on Clay Street--our parade lineup number is 34. If you have questions--call Asha Dillard at 227-3076. There is a slight chance of rain tonight, so dress according
• Woman charged with Saturday murder
• Lost Classmates starts Christmas fund
• Rare surgery saves local man's life
• Concerns expressed
• Board hears animal control comments from public
• Man throws egg at bus driver
• The SWGTC -Thomasville Parade entry number is number 34 and students will need to be in position by 6:00 pm on Monday, November 29, 2010. All participants will need to meet on Clay street and the parade officials will assist with exact line up locations
• Hope you made it the Fun Festive Food for the Holidays resource fair held last week! Lots of yummy food and tons of holiday entertaining and decorating ideas were shared. Thanks to everyone who attended and bravo to those who participated in making it s
• Congratulations SWGTC faculty and staff! KMS is showing that SWGTC’s FY2010 Total Placement rate is 100% and our In Field Placement Rate is 92.97%. Thank you for the great job you have done in training, educating, and placing our graduates
• Derek McGhee of Albany Technical College spoke today to a group of men at SWGTC on the Fatherhood Program, which seeks to help fathers utilize technical education as a means of finding employment or better employment. If you or someone you know could ben
• Argument leads to stabbing
• Everyone here at SWGTC would like to wish all of you a safe and Happy Thanksgiving!! See you back here on Monday. :)
• PBL would like to thank everyone who donated to their Holiday Canned Food and Turkey drive. Thanks to your generosity, PBL was able to provide 8 needy families with turkey and all the trimmings for a Happy Thanksgiving!!!
• Diva Holi-Day big success
• Chihuahua funeral route announced
• Thomasville City Council meets tonight
• High court seats on runoff election ballot
• Wildlife festival brings natural world to the public
• Tip pays off at apartment complex
• Closet holds drugs, firearms, cash
• FCA serious business for Bowden
• Thomasville awarded loan to finance water system infrastructure
• REMINDER! From 11 to 1 today in room 132A, Bldg A, we are having a Holiday Resource Fair with food, holiday entertaining ideas, decorating tips, and did we mention food?!!! There will be door prizes and lots of great holiday ideas for Thanksgiving, Chri
• $100K-plus in 'looming' taxes collected last week
• SOS!! Your help is needed in the PBL canned food drive!! PLEASE bring non-perishable items or cash donations for turkeys today or tomorrow! Collection boxes for canned goods are in all main campus buildings. Cash donations may be given to Carol Peppers
• Fun, Festive, Food for the Holidays Resource Fair- tomorrow (11/18), Rm. 132, Bldg. A. Holiday tips and tricks. Whether you celebrate Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanza, or a “Festivus for the rest of us”…this is one event you
• Testy exchange between officials
• Please do not forget to bring non-perishable food items for the PBL collection boxes, which are located in the lobbies of Bldg. A, Sewell, and the Hand Bldg. Deadline for donations is Thursday, 11/18. Help someone else have a Happy Thanksgiving by donati
• Admission Applications submitted tomorrow-- November 16th from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.--will have the $20 application fee waived. Tell all of your friends and neighbors to take advantage of this opportunity to get started on a new career! Call 225-4096 for mor
• Help families in need this Thanksgiving by donating to PBL's Turkey and Canned Food Drive. Deadline for donations is Thursday, Nov. 18th!! Your help is desperately needed. Collection boxes are located in the lobbies of all buildings on the main camp
• Join Student Services for a fun Holiday Food Festival--Nov. 18th, 11 a.m. to 1 pm., in room 132A/Bldg. A. Tips and recipes for holiday entertaining, plus free samples of goodies!! Lunch will be provided.
• Book Buy-back will be held on December, 13th and 14th. There will be a representative setup in Building A, upper Atrium to buy books.
• County to hold budget hearing Monday
• Meth, marijuana arrests made
• Recycling Day tomorrow
• Celebrate heritage at 'Old South' day
• Old South Day Saturday
• Famous Red Kettle campaign kicks off Friday
• Two local veterans honor the day
• Boards of education meet today
• Local man promoted in Marine Corps
• Police: Football game sparks brawl
• City council meets today
• Grady girl in critical condition
• Tradition draws crowd to Mule Day
• Homicide suspect caught locally
• Veterans in need have hope
• New veterans program in the works
• Safety event takes child's DNA
• Mule Day is Saturday
• Veterans Parade set for Saturday
• Maddox hangs on to 172 seat
• Grady candidates react to turnout
• Keown concedes
• Taylor wins over Shank in 173 race
• Polls open today 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
• Free Child Safety Event
• Student, 14, charged with setting school fire
• Meth lab found in Meigs closet
• Pavo man charged with drug fraud
• City to offer Share program
• Thomas County man arrested on assault charges
• Miss Kitty sale Saturday
• Diva Holi-Day scheduled
• Man charged with cocaine possession
• Humane Society plans 'Dogs of War'
• County commission makes ruling on animal control
• Hudgens stays positive as election nears
• City to offer on-bill financing to customers
• Zodiac vote tabled again
• Hodges seeks attorney general position
• Advance voting wraps today
• TCCHS student starts fire in bathroom
• TOSAC to stage 'Simply Divided'
• Wednesday's calendar of events
• Discount Cards offering savings on drugs
• Thomas County Transit slates workshops
• Maddox talks bid for re-election
• Tuesday's calendar of events
• Private grant paves way for Grady County clubs
• Expo opens Tuesday
• Grady BOE ups TAN amount to pay teachers
• City schools group makes case for etextbooks
• City schools group promotes eTextbooks
• Citizen urges no vote on amendment
• Last day to offer help to HOTC Day
• Helping hands still needed
• Chapmans to grace Thomasville stage
• Dead motion sees new life in commission
• 3 dead, one injured in domestic violence case
• Jury: Cairo man guilty of mail theft
• GCBOE meets today
• Fun takes flight
• City Council meets today
• Citizens meeting Tuesday
• State, national GOP rally around Keown
• Elections official urges study of issues
• Saturday's calendar of events
• Lawmen ask for help
• Friday's calendar of events
• Bishop to meet with county Democrats prior to citizens meeting
• Thursday's calendar of events
• Cattle stolen from ranch
• Wednesday's calendar of events
• Surveillance pays off for narcotics agents
• Carolina men arrested at football game
• Tuesday's calendar of events
• Come one, come all to annual fair
• Cairo gas line repaired
• Cairo approves water tank bid
• Church rummage sale aids community
• HOTC prepping for annual volunteer day
• Meth lab found in suspect's hand
• Zach is a 'warrior' against cancer
• Thursday's calendar of events
• Montana beats the odds
• City BOE meets today
• Tuesday's calendar of events
• Man injured in drive-by shooting
• Freedom Line working to expand voter rolls
• City council meets today
• Leukemia strikes vivacious, fun-loving, energetic child
• Ralston speaks at Taylor fundraiser
• Saturday's calendar of events
• Griner released on $300K bond
• Friday's calendar of events
• Pain pills cause drug squad headaches
• Car stolen, 10 vehicles entered in nighttime activity
• Scholars Academy to honor creativity
• Thursday's calendar of events
• Boston top cop 'excited' for job
• Nevaeh: A blessing straight from heaven
• Wednesday's calendar of events
• Soapy crack substitute lands man in jail
• Camellia Gardens peeks into past
• Tuesday's calendar of events
• Dooley to speak at fundraiser
• Officials investigating death on Ga. 3
• Speed limit change on U.S. 319 approved
• Tipping fees set to increase
• Julia: A rocky journey to a permanent cure
• City to increase landfill tipping fees
• Cairo approves contract for taxes
• Early voting begins in Grady
• Savannah: A story of survival and hope
• Speed limit change
• City school improvement committee to meet
• Cairo holds millage at steady rate third year; mil to collect less
• Pyper: A child of grace, courage and dignity
• Cairo discusses tax collections
• Council approves fire tax, city schools millage rates
• City approves TU PUD request, with a few concerns
• Transit system self-sustaining
• Festival applications available
• MEETING NOTES
• City council meets today
• Police search for assault suspect
• Cry Out America today
• City awarded CDBG funds
• City receives CDBG
• Grady County approves collecting City of Cairo taxes
• Board to ponder Tired Creek options
• Friday's calendar of events
• Stop the Violence forum Saturday
• Three charged in CHS altercation
• Typing Bug Gazette
• City council workshop today
• Men charged after cocaine buy
• Moviegoing benefits United Way
• CPD investigating altercation at CHS
• Citizens Meeting Today
• Labor Day Weather Forecast
• Church delivers vehicle for friend in need
• Tax sale slated for Tuesday
• Cairo officials discuss nuisance options
• Veterans parade set
• Friday's calendar of events
• Cairo talks nuisance abatement
• Miss Boston Pageant set for Oct. 16
• Fake cocaine results in felony charges
• Raising awareness
• Thursday's calendar of events
• KTCB looking for do-gooders
• Jerger preps for 'Super Science'
• City staff talk PUD
• Dogs maul Grady patrol car
• Second meth lab busted
• Netbooks delivered to students
• Suspects admit pot ownership
• City school gearing up for Super Science
• TFR's on fire
• TFR members sweat it out
• Cairo-Grady searching for new chamber head
• City NIP activities conclude Saturday
• 20th street project nears phase one completion
• Cairo nearing completion of first phase of street project
• Thomas University sets record enrollment
• Local school preparing for Science adventure
• Teens charged with assault, vehicle theft
• Thomas County students post perfect scores
• City BOE adopts millage
• City BOE sets tentative millage
• Traffic stop nets pot
• City BOE meets today
• Suspects sought for robbery
• City council meets today
• City tweaks development ordinance
• 'Can you hear me now?'
• Cairo, Grady discuss relations
• TU nursing program is fully accredited
• Police search for burglary suspects
• Man arrested for selling to minors
• Brick leads to charges
• Friday's calendar of events
• Motorist's vehicle hit with brick from passing SUV
• Council also to discuss PUD ordinance
• Thursday's calendar of events
• BOC approves Tired Creek contracts
• Police investigate robberies
• Stepson accused in stabbing
• Grady BOC meets today
• Wednesday's calendar of events
• City to start eTextbooks pilot program this week
• City to start eTextbooks pilot program this week
• Tuesday's calendar of events
• Libertarian teacher: It's a hostile environment
• City moves forward on gas facility
• Troupe sets show schedule
• Troupe set to hold auditions
• Moultrie man caught 'smurfing'
• Grady approves 2011 budget
• SGGSA considers bond request
• SGGSA to consider Grady bond request
• Fuel taken from vehicle
• Moultrie man charged with assault, drugs
• Thursday's calendar of events
• Injunction sought to stop bog-in
• Ansley defeats Smith in District 5
• Wednesday's calendar of events
• Cost of game security going up
• Tuesday's calendar of events
• Election to decide November ballot
• Citizens' Academy begins Aug. 19
• Saturday's calendar of events
• Turner new head of GBI office
• Friday's calendar of events
• Clawson to perform in concert
• Thursday's calendar of events
• Wednesday's calendar of events
• Son, dad in drug bust
• New Home for Hope Opens
• Mother issues back-to-school message
• Barnes: "I'm fed up"
• Tuesday's calendar of events
• Annexation without taxation?
• Blitz draws more than 2,000
• Saturday's calendar of events
• News briefs
• Bond denied
• Four qualify for election
• Meigs meeting scheduled for Saturday
• Friday's calendar of events
• Victim 'quiet, helpful'
• Thursday's calendar of events
• School system personnel back on the job
• Wednesday's calendar of events
• Fire under investigation
• Man accused of making death threats
• Tuesday's calendar of events
• Polls open in Thomas, Grady
• Officials looking to ID victim
• Trio charged with theft of steel
• Taylor, Shank discuss issues
• Grady turnout tops expectations
• Friday's calendar of events
• Thieves burglarize storage facilities
• Saturday's calendar of events
• Athletic shoes bear crack cocaine stash
• Pot crop probe not over
• Local Virtual Assistant Receives Entrepreneurial Recognition
• Governor Perdue Announces $8.3 Million In One Georgia Awards
• LOCAL WOMAN HELPS NON PROFITS
• Local Ties to International Women's Association
• Steak House Opens In Thomasville
• Visit the Thomas County Museum of History!
• Paranormal 411 Workshop
• Mediumship Demonstration

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