Tifton, GA News

• Tifton, GA News
• Ga. pardons board granting more medical reprieves
• Candidates qualify for upcoming election
• Utley will not seek re-election
• Grab Saturday's Gazette to get High School Graduates Keepsake Edition
• Jobless rate declines in all local counties except Ben Hill
• 'Quitman Eleven' scheduled for arraignment
• Local man talks of his experience meeting Oprah
• 70 spay and neuter packages available to county residents
• Several local farms affected by hail storm
• Traffic stop ends in car chase, wreck, drug arrest
• US forecasters: 9 to 15 storms in hurricane season
• How Ga.'s Phillip Phillips won 'American Idol'
• Phillip Phillips is the new 'American Idol'
• Tift County High will hold graduation Saturday
• John Crosby to seek re-election as State Senator
• Reward for missing flags offered
• Alexander to run for Tift Co. Tax Commissioner
• Vickers announces candidacy for State Senate
• Qualifying begins today for election
• Man reports shooting attempt
• Group threatens suit over reptile protection
• City of Valdosta identifies mosquito carrying West Nile
• Stephen Mullis running for chairman’s seat
• BOE approves calendar for FY 2013
• Nashville Police Dept. moving Wednesday
• Upward Bound sponsors summer food service program
• Greg Nimmo to run for Tift Co. tax commissioner
• Ceremony honors Armed Forces Day
• Rescue group teaching animal rehab basics
• Barry Cutts enters race for Tift County coroner
• Gang activity can get violent
• D Hicks Trio wrap up concert series
• Storms down trees, drop large hail around Ga.
• Paula Deen appears on TV ancestry show tonight
• Patriotic musical set for this weekend
• Armed Forces to be honored Saturday
• It’s ‘Put on Purple Day’ for lupus today
• Summer Reading Center cancelled
• Flint RiverQuarium seeks Albany city funding
• Gibbs to run for tax commissioner
• Second annual health fair to be held Saturday
• More awareness for organ donation needed
• Alzheimer’s Open House set for Thursday
• Steve Bruce throws hat in tax commissioner ring
• Local woman wants to ‘Paint Tift Co. Purple for Lupus’
• Hicks family to perform Friday at Concert
• Melton to run for Tift coroner
• Tax Commissioner Gene Goode will not seek re-election
• Parents read lips to communicate with daughter
• Jekyll Island opening convention center
• Ga. beach strollers cautioned on nesting birds
• Train wreck victims identified
• USN Blue Angel pilot speaks to ESMS students
• Local mother dreams of White House visit
• Colleges go to the dogs for stress busters
• No charges yet in VSU fraternity fight
• 2 die in Lenox train wreck
• Caring for Critters
• Commission members appointed by city council
• New operations group for South Georgia railroad
• Tift students learn to Drive Smart
• Missing boy in Warner Robins is found unharmed
• Report: 8th-grade students still lag in science
• Feds to look at whether rattlesnakes endangered
• First United Methodist Bluegrass Band to perform Friday
• Broadway comes to Tifton Saturday
• City receives grant for Myon Hotel
• TPD needs your help identifying this man
• Letter carriers set to collect food again this Saturday
• Tiftarea Academy student working on book drive
• Post office robbed; suspect arrested
• Commission chairman announces plans to run for re-election
• Weekend crime includes armed robbery, stabbing
• No end to obesity epidemic, 20-year forecast shows
• Civil War shipwreck in the way of Ga. port project
• Stockbridge student wins top award at ABAC commencement
• Mentoring program in need of role model volunteers
• Tiftarea YMCA celebrates Healthy Kids Day 2012
• Under plan, retiring UGA president could get $2M
• GED test fees to go up this July
• Coach Fred Tucker to be honored with fitness chair
• ‘Synthetic marijuana’ arrests made
• Melissa Chevers to once again head up ‘One Street’ clean-up May 12
• Richard Fisher named new principal at Len Lastinger
• Utley named to Deal board
• Young dismissed as Omega police chief, Eric Windmoller named to fill position
• Ashburn women charged in ID theft ring
• Vann Thornton named new TCHS band director
• Gov. Deal signs ban on abortions after 5 months
• Frambo to perform at Friday’s Concert
• Additional charges filed after Ocilla standoff
• McBrayer won’t seek re-election
• Standoff in Ocilla; Man barricades himself in home after brother is found murdered
• 3rd fugitive sibling sentenced in Colorado
• Older American Month to be celebrated in May
• New ESMS principal named
• At Savannah port, river respirators to help fish breathe
• State offers incentives for gopher tortoise habitat preservation
• Jazz Band shows out: Blues Devils named 'Best Combo' at festival
• Probate judge announces plans to run again
• Study: Most victims knew Ala. twisters were coming
• Community hosts TSPLOST campaign briefing
• Report: Fla. troopers erred before crashes
• Migrant case could lead to sweeping changes
• Gingrich to end presidential campaign next week
• Tifton’s Kip Moore releases ‘Up All Night’ this week
• Little Caesars aids Tiftarea Soup Kitchen
• Solar panels cause clashes with homeowner groups
• TPD: Be wary of your surroundings
• ‘Dogs’ hope to share lunch with Concert goers Friday
• UGA honors woman with Tifton ties
• Tifton to celebrate Shakespeare’s birthday
• Local man says he was harassed by TCSO
• Moody demonstration team hit hard by cutbacks
• Search under way for new Ricki Reader
• City council requesting help from residents to serve on local boards
• Annual children’s art exhibit opens Friday at arts museum
• Annual children's art exhibit opens Friday at Arts Museum
• Slain Marine's service dog dies in Mississippi
• ‘Tifton’s Biggest Loser’ raises Relay for Life funds
• Makin’ music
• Utility firms pour money into candidates' coffers
• Dogwood Music Festival will be Saturday in Moultrie
• Annual car show set for this weekend
• TRMC, CGHS form alliance
• Free concert featuring Jeremy Camp to be held Saturday
• Former Moultrian in fatal wreck
• Annual APA luncheon coming up
• Two burglary arrests made by TCSO
• 'American Bandstand' host Dick Clark has died
• Georgia gives $3.5M in funding for water projects
• Regents vote to increase tuition
• TCHS wrestling team recognized by school board
• ‘Old Friends’ hope to make new friends at Friday Concert
• 'Honk for Jesus'
• Gov. Deal signs open records law
• Tifton student wins top academic award at Honors Day
• New formula changes Ga. graduation rate
• NAACP protests in front of Tift school board
• America's Most Wanted couple arrested in Tifton
• ‘Diminutive Dwellings’ exhibit opens today at Museum
• Wiregrass Farmers Market opens today at Georgia Museum of Agriculture
• Local pastor speaks to school board
• George Scott Day, ABAC Jazz Festival set for April 19
• Kilby kicks off concert series
• Summer Reading Center relocating to United Way Building
• Tifton-Tift County Public Library gets new microfilm machine; installed Thursday
• Landscape reflects zero-energy house theme
• Ga. Labor Department to close 7 of 53 offices
• Child protection agency adds cases after funds cut
• Tifton to host truck and tractor pull
• Local law enforcement investigates several reports
• Proposed Ben Hill Coal Plant canceled
• Motorists learn safety around trains, tracks
• High school graduation rate lowered to 67 percent
• TCHS senior to open up spring Concert in the Gardens
• Tifton Harley Davidson receives re-zoning approval
• YMCA wins LIVESTRONG recognition
• Report: Georgia pre-k spending sees steady decline
• Ga. ranked 13th in teen births
• New distribution company to open here
• Chick-fil-A Leadercast coming to Tift County High PAC
• Start of 2012, March shatter US heat records
• ABAC Concert Band spring concert Tuesday
• South Ga. lawmakers represent dwindling population
• Local woman has made it life’s work helping others
• Irwin Co. native going on unique road trip
• Echoes from the Titanic: An immigrant's survival story
• Spreading the word of Jesus
• Charter schools dominate Ga. education debate
• Celebrating folk life
• Special Olympics planned April 13
• Chamber announces opening of new business
• Number of schools with test erasures plummets
• Local man charged with burglary, arson
• Officers respond to burglaries, other incidents
• Exchange Club seeks new Golden Deeds recipient
• ABAC Concert Choir to perform in concert tonight
• Tifton singers to perform in Korea
• Most Ala. firms miss immigration goal
• Harvey's donates 41,000 pounds of apples to food bank
• Sharing experience: Patrick Farms mentoring Baker Co. co-op
• Pastor asks for city’s assistance with role model program
• Council swears in new Tree Board members
• Deal quietly achieves much of legislative agenda
• Duathlon remembers the life of Nashville teen
• Some dates remain open for Concerts in the Gardens
• Melton Culture Museum owners recognize single parents
• Court nixes civil suits over lies to grand jury
• E-commerce tax to target out-of-state retailers
• Geography Decathlon planned April 23; qualifying April 16
• Easter musical to feature Tifton’s Travis Pratt
• Peanut commission approves $260,000 in research funding
• Downtown Farmer’s Market Festival to kick off opening
• Kan., Ill., Md. tickets share lottery jackpot
• Auction to be held at ‘The Pink Motel’
• Free gospel concert set for Saturday
• Tifton bank robber sentenced
• Tifton man tickled to win $104K prize
• Local man arrested for burglary
• Keep Tift Beautiful Board talks to Omega city officials
• Eighth Street Middle celebrates National FFA Week
• Black farmers file claims in USDA settlement
• Woman charged after striking Tifton Police cruiser
• Investigation begins into murder/suicide
• Council names Riner city manager
• Three dead, one injured in Omega shootings
• Health care case before Supreme Court
• Georgia Wildlife Rescue Association to train more animal rescuers
• Lawmakers look at expanding vouchers
• Court upholds cell phone search
• J.T. Reddick Players to present play March 30-31
• Post office makes route adjustments
• Walking America: Florida man walking to help orphans worldwide
• Police investigate burglary/ arson case
• Senate passes Ga. tax break bill; bill goes to governor
• UPDATE: Line of troopers traveling through town get residents' attention
• Omega Police Chief Walter Young indicted by federal grand jury
• American Idol star coming to Ashburn
• Off-the-charts pollen spreads allergy misery
• Off-the-charts pollen spreads allergy misery
• Funding for new VSU building still on track
• ‘The Red Roots’ to perform for park’s gospel sing fundraiser
• City Council hears audit highlights
• Omega Police chief indicted
• MTC Chooses Drawdy as 
Tift County’s EAGLE Representative
• South Tifton pastors address City Council
• Reception to honor Fire Ant Festival art show participants
• Ben Hill County Sheriff: Missing balloon pilot's body found
• Ga. will apply for fed program to help jobless
• Former Tift commissioner Harriette Dozier Rowe dies
• Tour de Tifton coming soon
• Ga. drug testing likely to face legal challenges
• Early warm weather may mean earlier mosquito problems
• Local attorney indicted
• U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss discusses farm bill in Tifton
• School Board Appreciation Week noted; team recognized
• Plans under way for the 2012 Arts in Black Festival
• Austin Scott speaks in Moultrie on farm bill
• Moultrie Tech wins national college advertising awards
• BOE asks for parental involvement
• Sylvester woman indicted for stealing from retirement system
• ‘Dixie Swim Club’ to meet at Tift Theatre
• Peach of a Pi Day at J.T. Reddick
• After Tuesday primaries, GOP nomination fight is Romney vs. Santorum
• Blue Devils get region win
• Clergy addresses commission on violence
• Weekend incidents include aggravated assault
• 'I'm still here': Rogers center program honors longtime member
• Jekyll Island going after lost convention business
• Volunteers clean up storm damage in Lakeland
• Author speaks before sold-out crowd for library foundation
• Gingrich: I won’t quit if I lose Tuesday in South
• Ga. immigration review panel gets 1st complaint
• Austin Scott hosting Senior Fair at First Baptist Church
• UGA Tifton students help local students FOCUS on science
• GBI urges lawmakers to fund pay increase
• Tiftarea YMCA needs your vote
• Tifton man charged with knife assault at restaurant
• Young lady asking for help with medical expenses
• Colquitt County considers beer sales
• Funding for new VSU building approved
• New policy results in water cutoff for some local citizens
• After shooting death, local man wants to stop the violence
• Tift School Board buys Medford Farm
• City approves Tifton Tree Board appointees
• Gingrich wins Ga. GOP primary
• 18-year-old shot, killed in parking lot
• Georgia voters head to the polls for Super Tuesday
• Stepping back into history: School speakers talk about Tifton's past
• TRMC discloses cost reduction plans
• Weather service says Lowndes twister was major
• Tifton native’s book goes to No. 1 on Amazon’s hot new releases
• Tift County Spring Fling coming up March 10
• Powerful storms damage dozens of homes in NW Ga.
• Gingrich visits Valdosta
• Powerful storms cause damage across several states
• Disabilities Resource Expo March 8
• City manager search down to 3
• Local congregations asked for help with march
• Suit charges company with illegal hiring
• Fed court hears challenge to Ga. immigration law
• House passes overhaul of Ga. juvenile justice law
• Community Housing conference held in Tifton
• Chamber of Commerce has special visitor
• New A/C unit approved for ESMS by Tift BOE
• Man charged with shooting his brother
• Accused child molester dies at Tift County jail
• Gingrich targeting 'Super Tuesday' states
• Museum celebrates 1st anniversary
• Man warns public about phone scam
• States called on to restore anti-smoking funds
• United Way family dinner theater returns
• ‘Frenzy’ to help area food banks
• Dennis Reese to run for Tift County Sheriff
• A taste of spring: Progressive dinner to benefit Farmers Market
• Ty Taylor plans run for judge's seat
• Early voting to be available Sat.
• Post office: Expect big cuts starting in mid-May
• Portable planetarium is at Museum of Arts
• Noted civic volunteer Donna Tillman dies
• Tifton's Publix expected to open by late August
• Recent YaYa event raises $11,000 for women’s health
• Bids for Kids TV auction is Saturday
• Tift County Sheriff’s Office honored
• Well-known local farmer and businessman Patrick dies
• Daycare employee faces 7 more charges
• Caterpillar could start work on new Ga. plant in March
• Southern Baptists could see name change
• ‘Company’s Coming’ for book signing
• Best-selling author coming to Tifton for ‘Laugh and Lunch'
• Google offers free websites for Ga. businesses
• Storm dumps snow on South, heads out to sea
• Analysis: Ga. scholarship program has narrow reach
• New TV/entertainment section debuts today
• ABAC celebrates 104th birthday
• Valdosta police search for bank robber
• Long-range plans needed for upcoming kindergarten, first grade classes
• Daycare worker arrested for child molestation
• Michael Norman receives state award
• TCSO receives report of man shot
• Conviction, sentence thrown out for Blitch
• CNN scrubs Ga. debate after 2 candidates cancel
• Senate Democrats continue to spar on HOPE
• County Commission appoints three to Tifton-Tift County Development Authority
• Long-lost loves reunite
• Senate delays action on water pollution bill
• Bryan decides not to run
• Valentine march against violence
• Former employee files suit against City of Tifton
• Report details plans for new Ga. to Miss. highway
• Tift Co. Pre-K applications available
• Murder victim’s identity stolen
• Local vet injured in motorcycle accident
• Texas drought means higher prices for Ga. ranchers
• Rain, sleet, snow possible in North Georgia
• Mark York to run for post
• $5M investment to find tax cheats proposed
• Dennis Reese considering run at Tift County Sheriff
• Man's Best Friend
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies
• Ga. poll gives Gingrich big lead over Romney
• 'Gee haw whoa back': ABAC rodeo March 2-3
• BOE introduces behavioral specialists
• Community helps with ‘Operation Valentine’
• Chet Powell starts new wildlife group
• Ga. House rejects charter schools amendment
• Statewide tornado drill today
• City hears about road project in ABAC/ UGA area
• Local legislator requests input from business community
• Murder victim's aunt plans anti-crime march
• New restaurant brings 15 jobs to town
• Warm, dry weather could bring busy wildfire season
• Georgia primary shaping up to be bruising fight
• Police vehicle, ambulance collide in Valdosta
• Celestial images: Exhibit focuses on astronomers' work
• Melton museum to celebrate first anniversary
• State senators aim to help returning veterans
• Georgia ag forecast predicts good year for peanut, pecan growers
• Restrictions on political signs lifted
• Eighth Street Middle mixes science with Disney
• Ga. House approves revised $18.6B budget
• A lifelong memory: annual Father- Daughter Dance set for Feb. 9
• Rural communities balk at public broadband bill
• Area author releases new inspirational book
• Sweetheart Run set Feb. 11
• Bites and escapes: When groundhogs misbehave
• Murder suspect captured
• Local law enforcement stays busy
• Second annual sock drive underway
• ABAC alumni to be honored March at Celebrate ABAC
• Flamingos flocking
• TPD: No left turns into parking spaces starting Wednesday
• Carter Center gets $40M to eradicate Guinea worm
• Troopers: At least 9 dead in wrecks on I-75 in north Fla.
• Hope drives a family to help find a cure
• Augusta teaching hospital faces deeper cuts
• Document: Valdosta robbery suspect planned Colo. escape
• Teen charged in shooting
• City Council discusses variety of issues
• Ashburn church to hear ‘The Sound of Music’
• Cook robbery leads to arrest
• Chamber adds Reddick, Mack to ‘Wall of Fame’
• Tift County High students can now take biotech course
• American Textile Co. bringing 100 jobs to Tifton
• Study of freakish mystery illness finds no cause
• Burglary arrest made
• Todd Allen Herendeen has No. 1 song
• Top Ga. judge calls for reform of juvenile system
• Senate Democrats pitch legislation to revisit HOPE
• Obama: US must reclaim values of fairness for all
• Man reportedly shot in leg
• Area business will be shutting its doors
• Two local businesses expanding operations
• Driver in critical condition after striking tree
• 2 dead, 100 hurt in Ala. as storms pound South
• Bryan considers run for sheriff
• HGTV host to present at 2012 Lawn and Garden Expo in Tifton
• Conservatives, economy fuel Gingrich win in SC
• Lineup set for Arts in Black Festival
• Law agencies investigate different incidents
• New business opens in Tifton
• Ya Ya Sisterhood helping others
• HGTV host to present at 2012 Lawn and Garden Expo in Tifton
• After immigration crackdown, farmers mull planting
• Student charged with carrying gun to school
• Wreck results in no serious injuries
• Senate GOP outlines 2012 legislative priorities
• Man thrown through car window
• Tift County High receives special grant
• No Kid Hungry summit planned Thursday here
• ‘Evening for ABAC’ to focus on ‘Gone With the Wind’ author
• Armed robbery reported to TPD
• Hearts and Diamonds Gala to honor Patrick
• Tifton remembers MLK
• Reinhardt is speaker at commemorative breakfast
• New Farmers Market planned at Ag Museum
• New Farmers Market to open in April at the Georgia Museum of Agriculture
• Ga. budget offers schools end of major new cuts
• Hahira fire chief named state mutual aid director
• Critics fight crypt at historic Savannah cemetery
• Hard work pays off in big way
• Youngster wants to help other children
• Hearts and Diamonds Gala to honor Patrick
• Georgia judicial branch is hopeful about budget
• Costs of Charles Spencer driveway more than expected
• Honoring Dr. King
• Georgia judicial branch is hopeful about budget
• Plans set for annual MLK breakfast
• Golden Road project will honor Dr. King
• Armed robbery reported to authorities
• Band's trip a ' life-changing experience'
• Full slate of events planned to honor MLK
• New council members sworn in
• Ga. student expenses to surpass scholarships
• East Paulding's John Reid named new Tift County High head football coach
• Court case could change Ga. public defender system
• State lawmakers return to capitol for 2012 session
• Man sought in Tifton shooting death
• Poll: Voters urge lawmakers to focus on economy
• Crime unit tackling local nuisances
• ‘Tea For Three’ exhibit opens at Georgia Museum Jan. 21
• Deal to seek $10M for alternative courts in Ga.
• Valdosta driver faces more charges in baby’s death
• Loan would help Norman Park company to expand
• Woman protesting demolition of houses in Tifton
• ‘American Pickers’ coming to Ocilla Saturday
• Arrest made Thursday in armed robbery case
• Vowell says he won’t run again
• Lawmaker: 8 Ga. campuses could merge into 4
• Demolition, Part 2
• House speaker predicts more budget cuts
• New Year comes in with reports of crime
• Demolitions under way
• Staying warm, safe during cold weather
• County govt. in surplus for 2011
• Ag chief: Congress must fix immigration system
• New gun licenses bring added security, costs
• Budget cuts threaten state death row cases
• Baby killed when car crashes into house
• Budget cuts threaten Ga. death row cases
• World rings in 2012 and bids adieu to a tough year
• Budget, jobs, politics on tap for 2012 Legislature
• 2011 marred by student cheating scandals
• New Year’s ‘concert of favor’
• Assault among crimes reported
• Georgia military bases shedding civilian jobs
• Young artists urged to enter Feb. contest
• Break-in attempt investigated
• Georgia military bases shedding civilian jobs
• Burglars invade Valdosta apartment complex over the weekend
• PD offers reward in Ocilla robbery
• Hanna to receive USGA Green Section award
• UGA ag school develops 10-year plan
• Many 2011 ABAC highlights
• Scars remain from Gingrich ethics case
• Thousands enjoy Merry Christmas in Bethlehem
• Fatal wreck still under investigation
• Displays of the first Christmas
• Gov. Deal considering Ga. county line dispute
• GOP: Gingrich, Perry will not be on Va. Ballot
• Police officer apparent victim in Fitzgerald credit card scheme
• Local man reads special story to eager audience
• With prices up, more farmers may plant peanuts
• ABAC graduate lives in a watermelon world
• Tift County jobless rate continues to fall
• Gunman robs Valdosta store
• FAMU student had extensive bleeding in shoulder
• Georgia sees enrollment in school lunch programs soar
• Emancipation Proclamation observance service planned for Jan. 1
• Cheating in Dougherty schools called 'disgraceful'
• AP: Powerful judge facing ethics probe to resign
• Georgia sees enrollment in school lunch programs soar
• Hometown Holiday winners announced
• Kilo of coke, $43,000 seized
• Winn-Dixie Stores sold to Bi-Lo for $560M
• Kilo of coke, $43K seized
• She said yes!
• Senate OKs $1T budget bill, payroll tax cut
• Company recalls ground beef shipped to Georgia
• Local motorcycle club holds toy drive
• Bats no longer in the belfry
• Ga., Ala. ask delay in immigration law hearing
• Poll: Most want US payroll tax cut extended
• War formally ends in Iraq this morning
• Rutland to run UGA Tifton Conference Center
• County hears about water rates being equalized
• Big response for ‘Toys for Tots’
• Coaching candidates have ‘championship experience’
• ‘Elves’ work hard for area children
• Gov. Deal asks legislators to support Gingrich
• The North Pole Express: Museum to host special guest
• Horticulture major is Donaldson Award winner
• Toys for Tots, Santa’s Helpers make final push
• Tully conquers learning disability to achieve college degree
• Brigade named parade Grand Champion
• Three face meth charges
• Saturday fun at Museum
• Andy Hester new Turner sheriff
• Valdosta mail processing center faces shut down
• Remembering Pearl Harbor: ABAC professor speaks to Kiwanis on attack
• Tift extension, 4-H endowment fund first of its kind in Georgia
• ‘Tree of Life’ to be lit Thursday
• Several items discussed at water forum
• Armed robbery suspect arrested inside Cordele newspaper office
• Macon, Dalton begin Sunday alcohol sales
• Tifton to be Ag Forecast site
• MTC sees First Green Tift program graduates
• Ga.’s first lady visits Berrien school
• ‘Trees for Troops’ sent off Friday
• Annual Hometown Holiday Christmas parade today
• Residents urged to help with coat drive
• Happy 100th birthday!
• Secretary of State Brian Kemp speaks at Tifton Rotary Club
• Parents urged to attend Northeast schedule pick-up
• Work continues on local green houses
• Gambling gets a look in conservative Georgia
• Mission to Ghana: UGA researcher trains African farmers
• Ocilla concert to benefit youth programs
• Medal of Honor recipient to speak at ABAC
• Plea deal discussed in fugitive siblings case
• Robots, tear gas used during standoff in Lowndes
• Christmas tour includes Fred W. Rigdon home
• Kiwanis Hometown Holiday Fun Run
• Heritage Foundation’s Christmas Tour includes Hendersons’ home
• Local group helps with Thanksgiving baskets
• Help needed for Suitcases for Kids
• Ashburn approves Sunday alcohol sales
• Making a difference
• ABAC Holiday Music Celebration Nov. 29
• Legislative forum on water to be held Dec. 1
• National Champions!!
• Nashville man sentenced in murder case
• EPA helps VSU battle cancer
• Can BMan food drive
• Cancer patient's family appeals to the community
• Colquitt officer charged with drug trafficking at prison
• Report: Cut prison time for nonviolent offenders
• Melvin Merrill receives GEAC Lifetime Achievement Award
• 6 dead as storms, possible tornadoes hit Southeast
• ‘Trees for Troops’ program is on again
• Tift students learn about Making High School Count
• Pierzchajlo home is ready for holiday season
• Holiday Tour of Homes
• Moultrie man testifies murder victim provoked him
• Field worker dies in farm accident
• Series of improvements made at airport
• Teachers honored by Foundation
• Arts ‘N Eats fourth annual event Nov. 19 at St. Anne’s
• Family comes first with PLIGHT honorees
• National Guard to train at UGA Tifton Campus
• Local veterans remembered
• County gets forestry report
• Tift County School Board approves redistricting map
• Alapaha man takes time to remember his fellow veterans
• New park has place of honor in Omega
• Cane grinding Saturday at Museum of Agriculture
• CASA playhouses a holiday tradition
• Veterans Day ceremony planned Friday
• Ashburn votes to allow beer and wine sales on Sundays
• Eighth Street students talk with Sen. Isakson
• Poor feeling pinch after Ga. food ministry closes
• Chief Smith, Lt. Jackson honored at dinner
• Valdosta bank robbed; suspect arrested
• TCSO: Check website to avoid sex offenders
• Tifton native saves N.D. neighbor's child
• Pecan thefts reported; be aware of harvesting laws
• Valdosta man apologizes for parking lot incident
• Museum’s Fall Frolics end this weekend
• Local man saves couple
• ABAC impact over $241M
• Theatre fundraiser planned Nov. 5
• State budget cuts clog criminal justice system
• Pandering sting leads to seven arrests
• TPD annual Kids and Senior Citizen Fishing Rodeo coming up
• Halloween safety tips for Monday
• Tifton businesses feel effect of online sales
• Linking old and new retailing
• Conflicted politics deter national sales tax reform
• 'Biggest Loser' contestant to speak here
• Top USDA official to keynote Tifton conference
• Dixon named interim CEO at Smith Northview
• Valdostans protest school consolidation
• Law enforcement officials investigate stabbing of man
• Scott holds town hall meeting
• Shane’s Rib Shack possibly interested in a Tifton location
• Sales tax questions raised by E-Commerce
• Gazette will host forum for candidates
• Hey! Hey! The Monkees’ Peter Tork to perform in Adel
• Sheriff's office to accept unwanted prescription drugs
• New business coming to Tifton
• Georgia Museum worker celebrates 95th birthday by living history all over again
• 4-decade fugitive apprehended in Lake Park
• Sheriff requests help in accident review
• Three drug arrests made
• Walk to End Alzheimer’s to be held Saturday in Tifton
• Publix on its way to Tifton
• North Carolina man named Farmer of the Year
• Ag states face tough battle over farm bill
• Press situation affects today's edition
• Three Tift deputies involved in wreck
• Early voting now under way for city elections
• First United Methodist Bluegrass Band to entertain at ‘Concert’
• Tift County High Spanish Club holding fundraiser
• Contenders for Southeastern Farmer of the Year recognized
• 'Kudzu bug' likes soybeans, too
• Thousands gather to celebrate MLK memorial dedication
• Peanut farmers dig higher prices
• Valdosta man charged with wife's murder
• Local author has new book on war veterans
• Ninth graders get taste of real-life situations
• Harvest Celebration Saturday
• WWII hero speaks to Rotary Club
• Road Less Traveled promoting free concert
• Blue Devil Brigade officially headed to Hawaii
• Construction company cited for violations at Tifton building site
• UGA Tifton scientist inducted into Ga. ag hall of fame
• Governor dedicates seed lab
• The Carpenters hope to build big ‘Concert’ audience
• New library guests will share love of reading
• Local business reports burglary
• United Way makes plans for new strategy
• Music & Museum to highlight ABAC Expo exhibit
• Arrests made in theft of motorcycle
• Copeland Park welcomed into the city
• Former president visits Tifton
• Tift County ninth graders to navigate ‘Teen Maze’
• Former ABAC student talks of life in Nicaragua to Rotary
• Board considers buildings for surplus
• City approves purchase of 4 police cars
• Autopsy shows youth died from pulmonary embolism
• 'Courageous': Albany church's latest film is top new movie
• City offers lower fees for seniors
• Former Tift County student dies in class
• Valdosta police await results from fatal fire; charges 'possible'
• Shortage of workers costs farmers
• Report: Freeze on city retirement 'closing the gap'
• Concert in the Gardens series continues with 'In His Name'
• 4 airports to try risk-based security screening
• Police investigate aggravated assaults
• 'Not in my town': October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Copeland, Puckett parks to dedicate new look Friday
• Drought ravages peanut crop
• Singer Trisha Yearwood’s mother dies at age 73
• Exhibit focuses on nature
• Sycamore man wins lottery cash for second time in 2 years
• Keith Newell wins the Checkers Chase
• TTCFD conducts promotion ceremony
• City receives USDA grant for $99,999
• Tifton's Chad Smith entertains at afternoon concert
• A woman on a mission: Family believes well water may have made them sick
• Sweepstakes scammers target the elderly
• County commission hears details of $500,000 CDBG
• Feds ask court to toss Ga. ex-judge's conviction
• Currency specialist to attend Tiftarea Coin Club show
• Tifton native Kip Moore making name for himself
• Carter coming to Tifton Oct. 8
• 'Paint the Town Pink' observance to start Saturday
• TPD makes prostitution arrests
• Local youngster needs help with kidney transplant
• Chad Smith to play for Concert in the Garden
• 'Pianist to Presidents' dinner concert to benefit local library
• MTC Tifton Career Fair to support local job hunters
• Agriculture and education a legacy for the Groffs
• UGA unveils statue of Abraham Baldwin
• Teenager trying to make difference in people’s lives
• Tifton woman wins $150,000 during lunch
• Arrests made in Ray City murder
• Air Force pilot crashes in Cook County
• Cordele pilot dies in crash
• Jog for Jake will be run Saturday
• TPD looking at golf cart use
• Ga. weighs when to set presidential primary
• Lowndes juvenile detainee captured
• Folk art archive comes to ABAC
• D Hicks Band performs downtown
• Alzheimer's Action Day
• Scott introduces new jobs bill
• Tifton to host forestry conference and fair
• State sets execution date for Albany man
• GEMA offering free mobile app
• Tractor pull coming up
• Resident reports scam
• Angel Food Ministries out of business
• Help pours in for victims of Valdosta blaze
• A soldier comes home
• Blue Devil Brigade still needs help for trip
• Hicks family to play at this week’s ‘Concert’
• BBQ event will benefit Big Brothers, Big Sisters
• Woman, daughter shot outside private school
• Plains Peanut Fest this weekend
• Cops stay busy during past few days
• BOE to unveil proposed redistricting
• City of Tifton considers going paperless
• City Council peruses agenda items
• "Rocky Horror Show" production sparks controversy
• Man struck in face in possum shooting attempt
• Dozens homeless after apartment fire in Valdosta
• Dr. Kim Ezekiel announces retirement
• ‘Green’ Tifton
• Berrien County man sentenced to life in prison for murder
• Lester Potts resigns from Tift County school board
• Hometown Holidays: ‘A Red, White & Blue Christmas’
• Fall Concerts in Gardens opens
• Ocilla cops nab kidnapping suspect
• Sunbelt Ag Expo preparing for October opening
• ‘The Slug Monster of Webster County’ set in Ty Ty
• Tifton native named president of Georgia Chiefs of Police
• Ashburn man arrested in connection with Tifton burglary
• Ocilla kidnapping suspect on the run
• Tifton Teen Talent Show is Saturday at the Tift
• Troy Davis in spotlight again as execution nears
• Georgia unemployment rate rises to 10.2 percent
• Pet pharmacy call center coming to Americus bringing 100 jobs
• Golf cart driver dies following crash
• Sting results in underage alcohol arrests
• Bomb threat called into Berrien County office of Colquitt EMC
• Dangerous intersection: Forest Lakes residents ask for county's help
• Local man gets patent for cotton harvesting method
• Westside Fire Station under way
• Gazette, Chamber to co-sponsor Carnegie course
• County considers demolishing dilapidated property
• Remembering 9/11: 'You will always be my hero'
• A changed America: Marking 10 years since 9/11
• Survivor asks 'Why me?'
• Search ongoing for missing Tifton woman
• ESMS class gets a surprise
• ABAC students plan 9/11 memorial
• Fiesta time: Annual event scheduled Sept. 24 at Fulwood Park
• Elderly man injured in attack by robber
• County commission discusses redistricting process
• Residents urged to get flu shots
• Annual Tiftarea coin show to run Sept. 30-Oct. 1
• SW Ga. Walk to End Alzheimer's Oct. 22
• Tropical Storm Lee's remnants spawn Ga. twisters
• Tift County EMA urges participation in ‘National Preparedness Month’
• Pecan Field Day coming up
• Tift County receives road paving grants
• Tifton farmers’ market to accept SNAP benefits
• Man attacked by rowdy rooster in Thomas Co.
• Patticake House conducts 1,000th interview
• Tropical system brews stormy Gulf Coast weekend
• Coroner’s office gives money back to Tift County
• Tifton-Tift County Library honors longtime employee
• 'The Billies' perform at ABAC
• UGA Tifton hosts Research Field Day
• Suppression unit to target crime areas
• Ga. Legislature wraps special session in 3 weeks
• Bats take a liking to Coastal Georgia
• Georgia Senate committee approves congressional plan
• Cases of salmonella reported in Tifton; but no outbreak
• Tifton man killed in Omega accident
• Remapping puts McBrayer in majority Colquitt district
• Law enforcement stays busy
• Qualifying begins for Tifton city elections
• Performers needed for ‘Concerts in Gardens’
• Vann Thornton will be honored
• Riding for Christ at Agrirama
• ‘Rabbit Hole’ auditions set for Sept. 12-13 at ABAC
• London trip brings literature course to life for ABAC faculty member
• Georgia's US senators tag team town halls
• Valdosta mayor pleads guilty to felony
• Gazette phone system experiencing difficulties
• Food for Thought: Program serves 34,105 summer meals
• Meetings on transportation tax planned
• Irene, a bit weaker, begins its destructive run
• Tift schools challenge residents to ‘Stuff the Bus’
• Carnival of Knowledge: Literacy program depends on annual event
• Hurricane Irene likely to miss Georgia
• Tift County's, South Ga.'s jobless rate down slightly
• Xavier Sims faces 16 charges due to school bomb threat
• Tifton Police Chief Jim Smith leaving after 24 years
• Evacuations begin on tiny NC island ahead of Irene
• Back to School for Tifton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Quake rattles nerves but infrastructure holds up
• Grandparent wants crossing guard at Northside
• Dog attacks bicyclist
• Ty Ty woman wins $150,000 in lottery
• East Coast rocked by strongest quake since 1944
• Former Turner Co. sheriff pleads guilty
• Tifton City Council to vote on changes to alcohol ordinance
• Joe Courson to run for District 2 City Council seat
• Man arrested on drug charges
• Hurricane Irene slams Puerto Rico; could hit US
• Mixed results from grad and end-of-course tests
• Julie Smith throws hat into District 4 race
• Tifton family spreading gospel in Africa
• Arrests made in Matt Wilson AC unit thefts
• Lewis steps down after 16 years
• Bowen seeking District 4 post
• Vice Mayor Lewis not running; Spud Bowen seeking council seat
• FEMA amends flood plain map
• Take steps to avoid West Nile virus
• Tiftarea Academy student serves as Georgia YMCA Youth Governor
• Property tax bills going out
• Vollmer leaving post in December
• The Great Checkers Chase begins!
• Austin Scott introduces bill to abolish Legal Services
• Crash tears through gas pumps
• DOT picking up debris on I-75 in Turner County
• ABAC growing despite a reduction in HOPE
• Armed robbery reported early Monday
• Grand jury returns several indictments
• Simple steps keep food safe at home
• Discounted vet programs will begin Sept. 1
• Republicans release state redistricting plans
• Solar energy farm owner speaks at conference
• Researchers hope to get jet fuel from algae oil
• Move-in day at ABAC
• Local law enforcement respond to several incidents
• Ga. Power Co. worker electrocuted
• Cops in Colorado nab 3 siblings wanted for Valdosta bank robbery & Fla. shooting
• New street signs honoring veteran have misspelling
• Bioenergy conference opens at UGA center
• Young journalist travels to Washington
• Semi-truck hits car; no serious injuries reported
• Carter promoted; Shepard named new sports writer
• Tift Co. declares annual school ‘Day of Prayer’
• J.D. Lindsey honored by city of Tifton
• 3 killed in 8-car pile-up in Irwin Co.
• UPDATE: Wreck in Irwinville involving eight vehicles results in at least three deaths
• 'The Captain of his Turf'
• Credit downgrade raises anxiety, if not interest rates
• Health department, local law officials ‘Give Kids A Boost’
• Michael Prince gives local children some life lessons
• How to conserve water during drought conditions
• Local man arrested over stolen trailer axles
• Scam artists target the elderly
• Autopsy incomplete on Searcy
• Traveler gets personal tour of ‘Great Divide’
• Eat healthy on a budget: 7 ways to be a grocery guru
• 36M lbs. of ground turkey recalled in salmonella outbreak
• 2nd Street named for J.D. Lindsey
• TPD warns public about car break-ins
• Ga. schools association commissions heat study on athletes
• How to stay cool, safe in scorching heat
• Relieve pain at pump: 8 ways to save on gas
• Tift County High principal retires
• Prince to perform Saturday
• Commissioners questioned about millage rate hikes
• Fitzgerald football player dies at camp
• Fitzgerald football player dies during camp
• Youth charged with attack on TPD officer
• Less than 10 percent of county using code red system
• Georgia Peanut Commission building groundbreaking held
• Above-normal hurricane season predicted by NOAA
• Little girl needs help
• Man caught with copper and juvenile tries to take woman's purse
• ‘Flylady’ will highlight Women’s Event
• Law officials hope to curtail gang growth
• Mom worried about son, gangs
• Copper thefts plague residences, businesses
• Atwater: No evidence of school gang activity
• Accidental shooting among incidents reported
• Ag commissioner visits
• Turner Co. sheriff under investigation
• Qualifying time for city posts set
• Popularity for motorcycles revs up
• Blue Devil Brigade isn’t your grandmother’s marching band
• Fire causes extensive damage to Tifton home
• Gangs make mark in Tifton
• Residents want a portion of street named for J.D. Lindsey
• Phillies’ top pick helps youngsters
• Berrien County man killed
• City always planned to move back into Myon, mayor says
• The last shuttle
• Progress scarce as debt limit impasse continues
• ‘Day of Prayer’ will be Aug. 6
• ABAC students will head to Nicaragua
• 6 senators push bipartisan plan to cut deficit
• Tift County BOE does not raise millage rate
• Evans pleads guilty to Blombergh murder
• Irwin Co. man found dead
• Roy Herman Evans pleads guilty in Sunday Blombergh murder
• Lifehouse to hold fundraiser
• Another busy weekend for law enforcement
• Irwin County man still missing
• State reopens car tag contest after brouhaha
• NASCAR driver David Ragan to appear in South Georgia
• Veterans honored with special dinner
• Obama presses for 'something big'
• American Red Cross needing blood donors
• Tifton native first woman to be appointed to Federal Bench in North Carolina
• President calls space shuttle; see images from final mission
• 'In God We Trust' confusion delays new Ga. car tag
• Omega rededicates Veterans Park
• Power outage hits Gazette
• Irwinville post office may be closing
• Man’s cross-country bike ride raises money for burn victims
• Church asks to rent PAC, gym for revival
• Three finalists selected for new Georgia license plate
• Berrien County grower named Ga. Farmer of the Year
• UGA scientists tackle beef safety
• About 200 jobs possible after Titfton plant sale
• City Council adjourns before answering question about shifting services to county
• County hears question about local tax liabilities
• Pipe leaking again on Meadowbrook Drive
• Swamp blazes good for business
• It's hot all over the Peach State
• Neighborhood Center needing assistance
• Athletic budget set by Tift BOE
• Ga. Power says renewable energy must compete
• Drought puts squeeze on Ga. pecans
• Kid’s Day in the Park set for July 30
• Things could be looking up for Tifton’s unemployed
• Deal pulls in more than $550,000 for re-election
• 71-year-old man charged with aggravated assault on TPD officer
• Kevin Skinner releases CD recorded at Tift Theatre
• Search continues for Brandi Cole
• TRMC holds decontamination course
• County to revisit alcohol, gaming ordinances
• Tiftarea YMCA awarded grant
• Ga. man key to crafting illegal immigration bill
• Classes still available at Abraham Baldwin
• Doctors brace for cuts in Medicaid payments
• 40 children participate in Summer Literacy Program
• Immigration law to hit local gov’ts
• Hispanic workers stay home
• Immigration law to hit local government
• Migrants' passive protest today
• TRMC moves into high-tech data center
• Dedication for Omega Veterans' Park set July 9
• Official: With tax hike, city residents will still pay less than county residents
• Bad weather causes power outages
• Promoting safety during the holiday weekend
• Canning plant now open for business
• Gavin Barnes enjoys a week with CNN
• City residents get county tax hike
• More than 50 Hispanic immigrants gather to leave state
• Federal judge blocks parts of Ga. immigration law
• Man visits Tifton to discuss rare disorder
• Jason Smith uses his training to make rescue
• Sowell named legal counsel for Tift Co. Dev. Authority
• Lt. Gov. visits Tifton
• Gleaning volunteers needed Saturday morning
• Pet owners should be aware of the high temps
• Lightning Safety Week ends Saturday
• Two firefighters killed fighting Florida wildfire
• Details of Norman Park girl's death emerge
• S. Ga. truffles? Scientists identify valuable new crop
• Local teen organizes water drive
• O'Neal Bozeman receives Golden Deeds Award
• Grandmother charged in 6-year-old's death
• Fireworks set for July 2 at Museum
• Reading for Drake makes donation to TRMC Pediatrics
• US judge hears arguments on Ga. immigration law
• Woman offers water to those with dry wells
• Tifton City Council discusses election, code enforcement
• Man arrested on charges of trying to pawn stolen items
• Water needed soon
• City discusses dangerous animal ordinance
• Shooting leaves two wounded
• Water restrictions issued
• Experts: Best hope is tropical weather
• Ham radio event planned June 25-26
• TPD responds to armed robbery report
• Henry Tift Myers Airport receives grant
• Tifton’s Main Street provides theme for New River Baptist VBS
• Golden charged with battery
• Too little, too late?
• Richard Golden, Development Authority member, arrested
• Drought conditions worsen in our area
• Local man arrested on drug charges
• Leonard Pope -- NFL player and Americus native -- saves child from drowning
• Georgia music hall gets big crowds for final days
• Wendy's agrees to sell Arby's to private group
• Alapaha man writes new novel
• Make-A-Wish Foundation allows local girl to live out dream as actress
• D-Day remembered by local men
• Walking with Team Larkin
• Blue Brigade in a race for cash
• Rogers travels long road to success
• State of Alaska releases Sarah Palin's emails
• Police warn of 'bump robberies' on highways
• Heat gripping half of US expected to last for days
• Georgia conservation
• Tift County library contents uninsured
• Japanese group visits local physician's office
• Reliable Tractor Co. sold
• Census findings bring need for redrawn districts
• Man pleads guilty in crash that killed Ashburn family
• Fishermen escape from falling tree
• Contract near on 'bat house'
• Movie to be made at Georgia Museum of Agriculture needs extras
• Escaped python 'Tiny' found in Tifton
• 2 Georgia wildfires now mostly contained
• Killer's sister: 'In Cold Blood' inaccurate
• Churches step up to help fire victims
• 'Second Saturday' will feature potter
• Authorities search for albino python
• Omega family loses home to fire
• Tensions growing over HB 87
• New church plans food giveaway
• Aggravated assaults reported
• Chase results in armed robbery arrest
• ConAgra awards grant to Valdosta group
• Peanut industry unites to help tornado victims
• Ala. town hit by tornadoes bans FEMA trailers
• Georgia produce farmers facing worker shortage
• DAV holds Memorial Day ceremony
• More tobacco being grown in Georgia this year
• Alex Martin stays true to school for 13 years
• Never too late: Nursing home residents wed
• Community march set June 4 to 'take neighborhoods back'
• Tifton unemployment rate drops slightly
• Honoring those who served
• Redistricting in Georgia: Citizens voice their opinions
• BBBS to lose Mentoring Children of Prisoners grant
• Melanie Peavy to be on CMT Friday
• George W. Bush Air Park dedicated in Valdosta
• Georgia DOT to restrict holiday lane closures
• Okefenokee fire said to be 70 percent contained
• TCSO wins Governor's Cup
• Chad Smith ends spring concert series
• Family asks for extra patrols
• 'I can read': Tifton woman's book encourages children to learn
• S. Ga. battles drought
• Man faces murder charges in Georgia swamp death
• CASA wants new volunteers
• Supreme Court justice's visit to Ga. spurs debate
• Publix coming to Tifton
• Redistricting public hearing set in Valdosta
• Man dies from shooting; woman still in hospital
• Ga. court overturns charter schools law
• Two injuries reported in Ty Ty shooting
• Double shooting in west Tift County
• 'Faithful Servants' perform Friday in Tifton Gardens
• City gets grant for signs, kiosks
• Nashville writer publishes second book of series
• Finding city offices can be confusing
• Two young Tifton people die in separate incidents
• Tifton woman charged with theft by deception
• Okefenokee wildfire grows to consume 61,800 acres
• Georgian jumps into presidential race
• Man arrested in alleged Tifton kidnapping
• Special mother recognized
• Blues Devils 'swing' Concert in Gardens
• Okefenokee fire creeps closer to swamp's edge
• Tifton swim team wants to return to county rec department
• US on track for most measles cases in a decade
• School lunch prices will go up in Tift County
• Okefenokee wildfire still growing, now 3,150 acres
• Rain, chill add to misery of tornado victims
• Economic stress drops to 3-month low
• Deal signs human trafficking bill
• Deal to overhaul public defenders council
• Ga. estimates $75M in insured losses from storms
• Meteor lights up South Georgia sky
• Obama: Bin Laden's death a 'good day' for America
• Judge backs Monroe County in line dispute
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• Americans wake before dawn to watch royal wedding
• Tifton couple's Ala. hometown devastated by storms
• Local events slated for Older Americans Month
• Exchange Club seeks Golden Deeds nominations
• Media to tour prison where Wikileaks suspect held
• Dozens of tornadoes kill 201 in 6 Southern states
• Royal wedding to be streamed on Gazette website
• Farmers' Market to open Saturday
• Severe weather expected here
• More thunderstorms forecast for Georgia
• Third person charged with woman's murder
• Ga. court suspends lawyer for 2 years
• Ga. slipping behind other states in pre-K
• Suicide group members to challenge judge's ruling
• Statue of Jesus vandalized at Catholic church
• Michael Prince comes home tonight
• Armed robber fires shot in Ty Ty convenience store
• Suicide note in Atlanta tipped off cops to buried body in Valdosta
• J.T. Reddick Elementary celebrates Earth Day
• South Georgia man sentenced in federal porn case
• ABAC names Pacesetters
• ABAC names Presidential Scholars
• Suspect identified in buried body case
• Two arrests made in fatal shooting
• Ga. sees increase in GED testing fees
• UGA weather networks staying open for now
• Ga. Regents OK 3 percent tuition hike at colleges
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• One killed today in single-car crash in Moultrie
• Double shooting in Tifton leaves one woman dead
• Tifton to have another Love Affair
• Marathon Men: TCHS teacher, student running in Boston Marathon
• City Hall in danger of collapsing
• Relay for Life successful in Tift County
• Tift County Relay for Life tonight
• Tough illegal immigration bill headed to Gov. Deal
• Strong storms expected over area late today
• Fitzgerald man charged with shooting neighbor's dogs
• Ga. lawmakers OK deer, hog baiting in South Ga.
• Lawmakers sprint to finish on session's last day
• Man charged with burglary
• Fitzgerald couple charged with illegal insurance sales
• Elderly woman suffers smoke inhalation in Tifton fire
• Quintuple murder case moves forward in Moultrie
• Ga. House sends immigration bill back to Senate
• Ga. lawmakers agree to $18 billion budget
• Nation begins 150th anniversary of Civil War
• Inmate found dead, left three suicide notes
• Ceremony spotlights child abuse victims
• Atlanta marks burning of city during Civil War
• 20 hurt when bus crashes in middle Georgia
• Widening of I-75 now complete
• Ga. tax collections up by 10 percent in March
• Lawmakers could weigh lobbying loophole next week
• ABAC bluegrass band opens Concert in Gardens
• Omega Council suspends police chief; names acting chief
• Sen. Chambliss named ranking member of ag panel
• Woman cleans purse, finds winning lottery ticket
• Gainesville residents remember tornado of 1936
• Ga. Power hopes to have all power restored today in Tiftarea
• Crews restoring power across Georgia
• Storms cause damage, death
• Ocilla man dies while sleeping as tree falls on house
• Tifton to host truck and tractor pull
• Doughnut record?
• Police respond to stabbing, break-ins
• Woman dies in I-75 wreck
• Two Tifton men charged in copper, a/c thefts
• Woman, 2 children killed near Lithonia
• Tift’s jobless rate hits 12.6 percent
• 2 arrested in Albany cold case killing
• Former banker arrested
• ABAC Folklife Festival will feature new attraction
• Georgia agency seeks photos of modernist buildings
• CDC ex-counselor asking court to let suit proceed
• National group challenges civil forfeitures
• Two-vehicle wreck injures three
• Ga. legislative panel OK's tax plan
• Ga. House Democrats oppose tax plan this morning
• Ga. DOT names 2 routes as scenic byways
• Bats invade Tifton house
• Crews continue to fight wildfires in southeast Ga.
• Emory performs 1st hand transplant in Ga.
• Ga. Senate panel approves budget
• Ga. House guts Senate immigration bill
• Omega chief charged with assault
• Omega police chief charged with assaulting inmate
• Jumbo shrimp operation
• Feds sanction ex-Georgia bank executive
• Georgia's unemployment fund going broke
• Savings from 5-day mail delivery said overstated
• Vince Dooley speaks tonight in Tifton
• Arts in Black this weekend
• Local woman struck by vehicle
• Former Ga. agriculture commissioner Tommy Irvin hospitalized
• Son is one of 3 charged with killing Ga. couple
• Assaults, drug possession by minor reported
• Working on making your business brighter
• Officer falls 14 feet off mall ladder
• Moultrie Tech students learning new technology
• Tifton boy wants to aid other patients
• House voices support for board certified teachers
• Around the U.S.: How much for burritos? Man fires gun in protest
• Court: Can officials be sued for false testimony?
• Some tech college students may lose HOPE grants
• Local United Way helping to raise money for Japan
• TCHS Junior ROTC takes title again
• Family bonded together
• Officials: make sure measles vaccination current
• Handful of Ga. immigration bills still viable
• Electronic recycling event here Saturday
• Traffic stop leads to foot chase
• Georgia Folk Life: Festival at Agrirama will focus on art, culture
• Local businessman seeks public's help
• Big crowds swarm Savannah for St. Patrick's Day
• Census: More blacks in South moving to suburbs
• Cobb County voters narrowly approve extending SPLOST
• SPLOSTs pass
• Man who claimed to be U.S. Rep. won't face charges
• Celebrating 3.14 on 3-14
• Voters to decide two SPLOST issues today
• SPLOST vote is Tuesday
• Ga. House cuts unemployment tax hike on business
• Tapping into city’s water, sewer systems to cost more
• Tift County’s ‘Mr. Happy Feet’
• U.S. West Coast under tsunami warnings
• City tweaks downtown parking plan
• EMA director: Tift Co. avoids storm damage
• Tift unemployment shows increase
• Tift County Blue Devils game is online tonight
• House panel OK's $18.5 billion budget
• Alcohol license policy to change
• Tift under tornado watch
• Ga. state health plan faces $250 million shortfall
• Questions asked, raised at SPLOST forum
• TiftonScene profiles ABAC's Chason
• Couple charged in $20K cemetery thefts
• SPLOST forum Tuesday morning
• Gov. Deal to scale back pre-k cuts
• More state taxes coming?
• Gingrich confirms 'exploring' presidential run
• House OK's Oxendine insurance bill
• Georgia House passes illegal immigration crackdown
• SPLOST forum set Tuesday
• Community walk, service to honor late pastor McDaniel
• Man struck by train
• Charter school student activity bill passes Senate
• Students rally at Capitol to protest HOPE cuts
• TCHS jazz band to hold concert
• Tifton man charged with molesting Thomasville girl
• Immigration bill worries agribusiness
• Fleeing vehicle among items investigated by local law enforcement
• Tournament to aid Patticake House and Ruth’s Cottage
• Authorities search for missing couple's bodies
• Tift BOE discusses possible pre-K changes
• Early SPLOST voting under way
• Getting parents involved
• Bids for Kids auction set for Saturday
• Mexican drug gang suspects rounded up
• MTC names Tift student GOAL winner
• Southeast Lawn & Garden Show comes to Tifton
• Police red light cameras beneficial
• City plans natural gas line extensions
• Carter credits Truman, Johnson for his presidency
• Accidental shooting reported
• Austin Scott meets with area farmers
• U.S. Rep. Austin Scott, R-Ga., meets with area farmers
• Jekyll official says board opposes gambling plan
• Bob Reinhardt dies at the age of 83
• Ga. insurance chief issued himself license
• Goggins looks to fill trauma care trust fund
• Farmer brings methods to South African village
• Kramer garners 300th win of his ABAC coaching career
• Armed robbery arrest made
• Legendary figures remembered
• Sunday alcohol sales issue is dead for this year
• Tifton crime rate holds consistent
• Gov., legislative leaders draft plan to cap HOPE scholarships
• Senate proposal would parole juvenile offenders
• This little piggy went to town
• Missing man located and reunited with family
• Chief Justice: Time to reform Ga. sentences
• One of the 'Barbie Bandits' is back in jail
• Arts in Black promises to be most talent-packed ever
• New medical school president favors South Georgia residency program
• County purchases land for 911 center
• Ga. Republican introduces human life amendment
• Ga. county's killing investigations filmed for TV
• Scott divorce papers unsealed
• Celebrate ABAC Alumni Weekend on March 4-5
• Judge unseals Austin Scott's divorce records
• Judge unseals Scott divorce records
• Ga. port money lacking in Obama budget
• Navy contractor lays off staff after charges
• Skidaway recruiting citizen scientists
• Intensive, Intensive care at Tift Regional
• Reaction to Ga. illegal immigration bill is varied
• ABAC student has made amazing recovery
• Senator revives, reworks trauma care fund proposal
• Penley exhibit will open Feb. 18
• Bus driver suspended without pay
• Ga. students scoring higher on AP tests
• SPLOST receiving positive response, BOE told
• DHR offering assistance for home heating
• Abandoned truck hit by train
• Two groups to advocate passage of SPLOST referendums
• Camilla native named to U.S. Secretary of Agriculture staff
• City Council hears about economic developments
• Ga. DOT to allow highway memorial signs
• Omega residents eligible to purchase flood insurance
• Seven arrests made in suspected burglary ring
• Tifton Exchange Club honors Lee Dunston with award
• Senior advocates worried over cuts to meal delivery
• Sylvester company presented with Patriot Award for working with reservist
• Learning how to keep little passengers safe
• Artwork with Confederate flag removed from exhibit
• 'Fortunate to be living in America': Savelli family back home after 'living nightmare'
• 'Polar bears' go for a swim
• Immigration bill would require employer checks
• Alabama governor opposes new Georgia reservoirs
• Legislature creates redistricting office
• Tifton family expected home: 'All heck broke loose' on trip to Cairo
• Friends United for Education present SPLOST information
• Georgia Ports names new executive
• Quilting exhibit planned at museum
• Massive storm begins trek across country
• Ga. lawmaker pushes fetal pain abortion bill
• Report: Immigration law not enforced consistently
• Tiftarea Academy launches building campaign
• Chambliss pledges to push for Ga. port funds
• South Georgia Ministries moves to new location
• Arrest made in Elm Street burglary case
• Court upholds restitution for child porn victim
• Jobless rate remains unchanged in Tift County
• Chamber hands out honors at annual meeting Thursday
• Opinions vary on Sunday sales of alcohol
• Gun reportedly drawn on children
• Watts now faces murder charges in Thomas case
• Lose to Win with Team Lean at Tiftarea YMCA
• Deen to be featured on cover of Ga. travel guide
• Woman hoping to recover lost rings
• Agriculture should hold steady in 2011
• Obama: Leadership now 'shared responsibility'
• Sunday sales bill filed in Georgia Senate
• Deal: I'll back Gingrich for president
• Isakson sees bankruptcy as option for states
• Family honors generosity of mother, grandmother and great-grandmother
• Gun shots reported to law enforcement
• Valdostans stock up on bottled water after city system fails
• Moultrie airman who went missing in Korean War laid to rest
• City looks at parking problems
• TCSO releases names of suspects
• Arbor Day ceremony Feb. 17
• Ordinary traffic stop turns into something else
• Ga. unemployment rate rises to 10.2 percent
• Taylor, Covington enjoying their adventurous relationship
• Scott, fellow Republicans vote to repeal health care law
• Loss of extension agent will affect service
• Ga. Sunday school teacher charged with molestation
• Deal warns of federal health law's costs
• Athlon Sports magazine in today's Gazette
• Hearings continue on Ga. state budget
• Children, mentors help each other through Big Brothers/Big Sisters
• Ga. university chief says expect tuition hike
• Georgia cypress forests on endangered list
• Ga. woman charged with soliciting murder
• GoLightly raps powerful message to program-goers
• King remembered as ‘a man of God’
• John Crosby named Ethics Committee chairman
• Sen. Crosby gets committee appointments
• Carter to speak at Presidents Day observance in Plains
• Missing 13-year-old girl found in Jasper, Ala.
• Can you spell ‘w-i-n-n-e-r’?
• Rifle, ammo found in vehicle at TCHS
• Local family remembers girl with FFA giveaways
• Ohio governor's comments on diversity upset group
• Happy ending for Miami family that lost dog in Tifton
• Ga. school districts face another tough budget
• North Ga. still battling snowfall
• Fire claims 12,000 chickens
• Meth lab discovery results in 3 arrests
• Everette Temple CME Church Ministry to Men sponsors its first 100 Black Men March
• Remembering the dream...
• Deal names 2 lawyers to judicial panel
• ‘Cher’ coming to Tifton for fundraiser
• Tifton City Council, Tift Co. Comm. hold separate meetings
• Rusty Smith named new Tift County athletic director
• Only woman to die in Ga. electric chair remembered
• Hearts and Diamonds Gala to honor Dixon
• Groundbreaking held for Tift County High Canning Plant
• Savannah notified workers of layoffs
• Frozen South: Could be days before thaw comes for some areas
• Ocilla Police seek robbery suspect
• Deal sworn in as Georgia governor
• A family tradition continues for five generations
• Arrests made in burglary
• Georgia chamber president visits Tifton
• Suspect believed to have given false name
• Man apprehended after traffic stop
• Austin Scott scheduled on CNN's Sunday show
• U.S. says too much fluoride in water
• Fourth arrest made in Thomas case
• Pair of inmates charged with additional burglaries
• City turns down bar’s alcohol license request
• Tift County government officials discuss SPLOST
• Obama sends 2 Ga. federal judge nominations to Senate
• DOT deems 10 Tift bridges ‘deficient’
• Ford to be featured speaker at Martin Luther King Jr. breakfast
• Inmate injured in Wednesday wreck
• 2011 Fitness Challenge set for Saturday
• 112th Congress convenes; Tifton's Scott casts first vote
• Military school protesters expected in federal court
• County hears complaints about dog
• Fulton judge defends court after trooper's death
• BOE SPLOST vote March 15
• 'Fabulous Blues Devils' invited to compete in Savannah festival
• New preventive care program available for pregnant women
• Berrien murder suspect disappears
• Spearman named chairman of American Peanut Council
• Valdosta boy receives device which stops his stuttering
• Remembering 2010
• Scholarship established in teen's memory
• SPLOST proposal includes roads funding
• Steve Bender to headline Southeast Lawn and Garden Expo
• Eventful year at Abraham Baldwin
• Audit finds CDC misplaced $8 million in equipment
• Local governments plan SPLOST vote
• Third man charged in Thomas murder
• ‘Biggest Loser’ competition begins Monday
• Planting the seeds for seedless fruits
• Ga. lawmakers will face new ethics law in January
• Tifton plays part in Battle of the Bulge observance
• Police officer killed in Albany
• Chambliss looks to 2011
• Census: Tift population is up
• Hometown girl writes book about child's ordeal in Africa
• Local Letters to Santa in today's Gazette
• Ocilla man killed by gunshots
• Dee Register named new director of CASA
• US teen birth rate at all-time low, economy cited
• Ga. commission votes to raise electrical prices
• Grand jury indicts Broxton mayor and daughter
• Arrests made this morning in Tifton shooting death
• Remembering a brother in a unique way
• Local volunteers help Santa Claus deliver toys
• Lack of rain raising concerns
• Mexican government drone crashes in El Paso
• Three accidents reported in Tift County Thursday
• Army Corps: Ga. port deepening to go into 2016
• Attacks from right take toll on Obama's tax plan
• Brother Charlie’s shelter repairing toys to give out to less fortunate children in community
• County tables possible tax reimbursement
• Dorminey protests loss of tax board slot
• Tift Regional Medical Ctr. to implement computerized Patient Order program
• Tift BOE discusses buses, new facility plan
• Law enforcement has busy weekend
• Ga. legislators delay cost-of-living pay hike
• Christmas magic in Stevensville
• ABAC, TCHS partner in Near Peer Service program
• ABAC graduates 170 at fall ceremony
• No charges for Albany teen who killed sister
• Lawmakers meet to discuss future of water supply
• Tift County moves to adopt state-imposed watering revisions
• Y invites everyone to ‘Extravaganza’
• Sherrod to speak at Albany commencement
• City hears from public on clubs, street names
• Local charities seeing a decrease in donations
• Local mother to be honored for her parenting skills
• Rival abuse claims cloud search for children
• Energy funding not available yet; crisis funds possible
• City answers questions about bomb threat
• Cold weather blasts through the South
• Gas prices in Ga. are up and likely to keep rising
• Oxendine takes aim at Blue Cross contracts
• $50,000 grant awarded to Society of St. Andrew
• Toys for Tots to be set up at Walmart today
• United Way brings you 12 Days of Christmas
• 120 new jobs projected over next five years at new plant
• ABAC librarian shows her love for books
• Dorman let go as utilities director
• ‘Candy Cane Christmas’ under way
• Victorian Christmas chuggin’ around the corner
• CASA playhouse tickets on sale; drawing Saturday
• Bonfire to mark Fort Frederica celebration
• Bomb threat shuts down Tifton City Hall
• 2 million lose jobless benefits as holidays arrive
• Scott divorce info case continued indefinitely
• Home tour to benefit 'Backpack Blessings'
• TRMC to computerize all patient orders by spring
• Trees for Troops: Local tree farm is pickup point
• Armed robbery, shots reported
• Folk sculpture exhibition continues through Dec. 1
• Tree of Life to shine at Tift Regional
• Man drowns in Ga. pond after boat capsizes
• Immigration to be a major issue at Capitol in 2011
• Tifton police investigating shooting
• Marine stabbed by suspected shoplifter
• Macon toddler killed
• Tour of Homes coming up
• Family copes with missing relatives
• Pit bulls seized in Cook, Berrien counties
• Parent Involvement Fair planned for Dec. 2
• 2 men in interstate shooting claim self-defense
• TSA chief: Resisting scanners just means delays
• Young mother killed in early morning Tift County wreck
• Man arrested for carjacking
• Burglaries among crimes reported over the weekend
• Vandals hit Mott-Litman Gym
• Ga. Supreme Court rules for right to interpreter
• Ga. top court OKs death option for cop shooting
• 'Each year the amount increases':
• Bone found in Valdosta; no answers on search for body
• Weekend events focus on community
• Federal judge pleads guilty to 2 drug charges
• Young artist loves dinosaurs
• Austin Scott elected as GOP freshman class president
• 10 cars involved in pair of I-75 wrecks
• ‘Skimming’ still a problem in area
• Three charged with burglary
• Educators honored
• Court considers forced medication of suspect
• Workshop addresses health care costs
• ESMS principal holds meeting with Hispanic male students
• Santa pictures will raise money for local charities
• Tift County chosen as a Georgia Work Ready Community
• Fed officials recommend dredging Port of Savannah
• 'Dink' NeSmith to speak at ABAC commencement
• Veteran starting support group
• DOT reopens state routes
• Board for Savannah River terminal meeting today
• ICHS ‘Marching Big Red’ accepts invitation to 2012 Sugar Bowl
• Tifton Banking Co. closes Friday
• Tifton Banking Co. closed by state; Ameris will take over
• DeKalb police investigating shooting in Redan
• Youth minister faces sex charges in Georgia
• Grand jury passes down several indictments
• UGA to offer new agribusiness degree in Tifton in near future
• Chris Parrott announces candidacy for District 2
• Alleged burglar killed was homeowner's friend
• Heroes honored at ceremony
• 'Casa" for Casa coming up
• Thurmond warns of Democrats' 'political crisis'
• Ga. National Fair reports record-setting year
• Monday is deadline to pay property taxes
• Shots fired; robbery reported
• Motorist crashes into Norman Park house
• Food documentary comes to South Georgia
• More Americans uninsured, but rate about the same
• 4 arrested protesting state Board of Regents
• Tift County awarded emergency food and shelter funds
• Historic plantation on sale in Colquitt County
• Multi-million-dollar drug operation busted in Valdosta
• Red light added to intersection at Goff St. and U.S. Hwy. 82
• Ga. election results certified
• UGA to mark 50th anniversary of desegregation
• Trial begins for Mexican in sex trafficking case
• Man on foot robbed at gunpoint
• Veterans Day program Thursday
• Ag, Environmental Awareness Day
• Highway plan may help preserve bears
• O'Neal elected Ga. state House majority leader
• 4 arrested in teen's death at Ga. house party
• Summer-like weather seeps into Georgia's fall
• Friend helps man in his struggle for kidney transplant
• Elderly man trying to fix heater burned in blast
• Devon Jackson gets help from friend for first book
• Mary Tucker releases ‘Farther Along’ as a sequel
• Tifton program offering ‘Solutions’ and training for young adults in area
• Food is the policy of Boehner’s brother
• Two arrested in Valdosta shooting
• Body found on Fulton truck at trash facility
• Heritage Festival to be held tonight at the Georgia Museum of Agriculture
• 'Bluegrass Ball' coming Nov. 20
• Sitting tall in the saddle
• TiftonScene Magazine rings in holidays
• Southern Care hosting celebration
• Walk-A-Thon set for Saturday
• TRMC honors Dorminy, employees at annual banquet
• Possible forgery scam being investigated
• Participants get ‘Taste of Home’
• Food is brother's Georgia policy
• Georgia regents start search for new chancellor
• N. Fulton County cities sharing employees
• Republicans surge in Georgia takeover
• Authorities in Georgia bust Mexican drug traffickers
• Armed robbery reported to TCSO
• Mothers upset over treatment of their children on Tift school bus
• ‘Shadows’ to fall at Tift County High
• Updated returns
• Scott goes to Congress
• Hester hangs on to defeat Mullis for District 1 seat
• McBrayer defeats Tibbetts for Ga. House seat
• Tax hike for trauma hospitals rejected
• Nunn to be honored by VMI for public service
• Bishop's GOP challenger concedes
• In Ga. governor's race, Deal beats ex-Gov. Barnes
• CNN calls House for Republicans
• Ga. voters comment after casting ballots
• Election returns:
• Updated returns
• Voters send Isakson back to Congress
• Challengers leading Marshall, Bishop
• Early clues: What to watch in today's elections
• Bomb warning led to courthouse sweep
• It's Election Day!
• Murder trial begins today
• City council approves honorary naming resolution
• TPD investigating reported attack on woman
• After tough campaign, Ga. to decide next governor
• GOP slate makes fly-around stop here
• Gov. candidates clash in final debate
• Dealing with Africanized honeybees
• Historic Colquitt property on auction block
• Poll: Deal holds 7-point lead over Barnes
• Chamber optimistic about projects
• Red Ribbon Week: Crazy socks, camouflage, tie-dye and more
• Cooking School set for Tuesday
• Officers investigate burglaries, hit and run
• Early voting turnout 21 percent
• Relay for Life campaign gets under way
• Barnes, Deal troll Georgia coast for votes
• Unexpected costs may delay City Hall repairs
• More treats than tricks Downtown
• Carol Porter says corruption preventing economy from growing
• State attorney general candidate comes to Tifton
• Shop bids expected to be rejected
• Proposed Valdosta biomass plant fuels questions
• 3 sought in student's killing in Savannah
• Blue Dog Democrats in election peril
• Southeastern Farmer of the Year to be named today
• 10 state Farmers of the Year honored at reception
• Weekend offers no rest from crime
• ABAC to spotlight music groups at 2010 Sunbelt Expo exhibit
• Law enforcement investigates truck turning over
• Man faces trial in attack on reservist
• Folk carvings exhibit at state museum begins Nov. 6
• In governor's race, local voters are key
• BRAG event comes through Tifton
• Scott ahead in fundraising
• Skate park opens to rave reviews
• In governor's race, south Ga. voters are key
• Early voting still under way
• Sunbelt Expo to open Tuesday
• Chamber hosts forum
• Tiftarea Homecoming
• Roethlisberger's return denounced from Milledgeville
• Shrimp harvest called strong in Georgia
• Private schools benefit from Ga. tax provision
• Kids Safety Expo planned Sat.
• 'Please, do not dump them by the side of the road'
• State House candidates speak at forum
• Carilion-Spectrum acquires Doctors Laboratory
• Dozens charged with largest Medicare scam ever
• ABAC signs articulation agreement with University of Florida
• Puppy mill raided in Sumter County
• Commissioners delay decision on beer, wine license
• BOE names addition contractor
• Man charged with assault in middle of busy street
• Ga. joins states in probe into home foreclosures
• Sanford Bishop bests challenger Keown in fundraising
• Sparks man dies in I-75 accident
• TPD: Saturday best day for trick or treating
• UGA Tifton, Waycross College form partnership
• Chad Smith to headline Concert in the Garden
• Gazette phone system problems
• Three dead in Moultrie of apparent murder-suicide
• UGA to host teacher workshop on poverty in schools
• Weekend incidents include shooting, 'disorderly crowd'
• Tift County approved for FEMA grant
• Marshall, Scott talk issues
• Jim Marshall on the issues:
• Austin Scott on the issues
• Face painting at the pumpkin patch
• ACLU urges regents to reject proposed policy
• Marshall, Scott in GPTV debate
• Barnes' daughter, granddaughters hurt in wreck
• Tifton native is Valdosta's first female bank president
• Ga. charter schools lawsuit goes for top court
• Residents turn houses over to Park Service
• Downtown Tifton receives awards at statewide conference
• BOE plans canning facility at TCHS
• Tifton Museum of Arts and Heritage to open Sculptural Encounters exhibit
• UGA alumni see growth at the university's Tifton campus
• Student helping garner shoes for the less fortunate
• Busy Thursday for area law enforcement
• Sims sentenced to 80 years
• No serious injuries in school bus accident
• Power line causes small grass fire
• Kevin Skinner excited about trip to Tifton
• Deal, Barnes neck-and-neck with cash
• Pep rally preparation for the Packers
• UGA gets part of $2.9M federal grant to study TB
• DEA collects 3,000 pounds of unwanted drugs in Ga.
• Ga. Democratic ag chief shows up at GOP fundraiser
• Lowndes High student suspended for wearing Valdosta High Wildcat shirt
• Cordele soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Housing slump hammers local government tax revenue
• City approves zoning changes
• Law enforcement agencies investigating burglaries, thefts
• Barnes talks at Tift County High
• KMC employees hear from Deal
• Local business goes up in flames
• FBI: Stripper, drugs, guns and judge don't mix
• Early detection saves lives
• Redneck Rockstars to perform at this week’s Concert
• Hearing on Scott divorce records Oct. 26
• Ashburn war hero honored
• Variation found in Ga. bus driver training
• TRMC holds Breast Cancer Month events
• Soldiers return to Fort Benning from Iraq
• Local United Way certified as stand-alone Toys for Tots agency
• AP Poll: Americans support community colleges
• 1 teen killed in school bus crash in west Ga.
• Ga. state schools chief's race about experience
• Danny Wallace named Public Safety Award winner
• Weekends incidents include fight, burglary
• Council renews grill's license
• Farmers Market closing for the season
• Needy children's coat drive under way
• Public to testify on proposed Ga. Power bill hike
• High court won't review Georgia capital case
• New river bed scanning technique yields habitat
• Lowndes resident charged with manufacturing meth
• Tift Co. Health Department to host drive-through flu clinic
• Relative of Tifton woman inducted into Georgia Music Hall
• Pen pals reconnect in person
• Valdostans charged with marijuana possession after reporting robbery
• Tift County chorus concerts Monday and Tuesday
• Operation Christmas Child project ongoing
• Health Fair held Friday at Leroy Rogers Senior Center
• Night Owls swoop in to play Concert
• Snakes alive!
• Marshall runs against anti-Democrat mood
• UGA plans to reduce, reuse, recycle during game
• New food law causes concern
• UGA aims to reduce, reuse, recycle during game
• Ashburn war hero being honored
• Reward brings in arson tips
• Jimmy Carter lands in DC after hospital stay
• $10,000 reward generating information
• UGA gets $1.2M federal grant to develop autism app
• Deal, Barnes face off in forum
• Jury convicts local man of murder, armed robbery
• 'Mile in Her Shoes' fundraiser set Oct. 19
• Fall at the Agrirama: Pumpkin patch, maze to open Sat.
• Georgia schools may split game show prize money
• Tropical depression aims at Cuba, then Florida
• Brunswick Superfund site said to need more cleanup
• Charter school group to raise $160M
• Taste of Tifton Oct. 6 at ABAC
• Murder trial under way
• Reward offered for arson info
• Concert in the Garden: Band with a new name to play Friday
• Grandson: Jimmy Carter 'doing fine' at Ohio hospital
• Illegal immigrants arrested in south Georgia
• VA clinic set to open in Brunswick
• TCSO investigates reports of shots fired
• 'Ahead of the crowd': Tift schools review goals
• Candlelight vigil set for Oct. 7
• Fiesta time
• Georgia preparing again to execute suicidal inmate
• 93-year-old Marietta man attacked with rock
• Hippie-clad dogs take part in Macon festival
• Report says Atlanta schools test results probed
• Megachurch pastor pledges to fight accusations
• Allen: Nathan Deal is sound financially
• Area farmers bringing peanuts to the market
• Strong turnout for Memory Walk
• Libertarian Monds vies for Ga. governor's office
• UGA champions academic programs at recruitment event
• McBrayer, Tibbetts to speak at forum
• Teachers inspired to hold fundraiser for local boy
• Youth arrested after foot chase
• Homecoming royalty
• Suicidal death row inmate gets execution delay
• Scholarships went to people tied to Ga. lawmaker
• Scholarships went to people tied to Ga. lawmaker
• Homecoming festivities
• Mullis running for District 1 commission seat
• Pedestrian in critical condition following accident
• Fitzgerald airman dies in Afghanistan
• Cagle here to present awards
• UNC student's killer gets federal life sentence
• Noodles and baby formula recalled
• Woman injured in accident dies
• Early voting under way in Tift County
• ABAC announces Rhythm & Ribs 2010 winners
• Ga. officials push back inmate's execution
• This weekend in Tifton
• Cagle visits VSU
• Inmates surpass capacity at Bibb County jail
• Barnes cancels fundraiser hosted by accused pastor
• Ben Hill Hospital Authority to partner with Phoebe Putney
• Early voting under way locally
• Thomasville man among dead in Afghanistan crash
• Hicks family to open up the fall Concert series
• Tifton police investigating attempted shooting
• TRMC to add 66 new jobs
• NIE Spelling Bee held
• No rest for weary law enforcement
• Tift Co. Superior Court grand jury hands down indictments
• Two seriously injured in Monday morning accident
• Outdoor Adventure Day and Jakes Day event at Paradise Public Fishing Area
• Ga. man set to die for slayings is hospitalized
• State adds manpower to find tax deadbeats
• Grand jury hands down indictments
• Turner's Fine Furniture to hold 5K run for Relay for Life
• Carter sees tea parter parallels to his 1976 run
• Athens man charged with hitting 2 with car
• Early voting for Nov. elections opens all over Ga.
• Fla. family seeks answers in woman's train death
• Crash kills teen driver
• Poll: Economy is No. 1 issue for Ga. voters
• Man reports attack on possible burglar
• Grinstead case to be featured on Discovery Channel Oct. 4
• Good times cooked up at Rhythm & Ribs
• Carter: Iran rescue effort should have worked
• UGA Tifton to hold student recruitment event Sept. 23
• United Way names Millette director
• Hispanic Heritage event Sept. 23 at ABAC
• Cookin' the pig
• Poll: Deal has slight lead over Barnes in governor's race
• Jury awards compensatory damages in Kid Rock case
• Two die in Hahira house fire
• Ex-official accused of stealing from UGA institute
• ABAC freshman class has highest academic average ever
• Shooting, possible arson investigated
• Beep! Beep! Make room for the Kudo
• Local woman needs help after fire destroys her home
• ABAC freshman class has highest academic average ever
• UGA sees record research funding for 2nd year
• Hurricane Karl forms in Gulf
• Fish added to Lake Henry Wednesday morning
• Blue Devil Brigade Hawaii bound in 2011
• City announces Hometown Holiday plans
• Regents eye name change for Medical College of Ga.
• Valdosta City School employee charged with thefts of computers
• TCSO investigating armed robbery
• Original play to be presented at Tift
• Tifton to host truck & tractor pull
• Hurricane Julia forms in Atlantic Ocean
• Ga. soldier convicted in plot to have self shot
• Wiregrass Georgia Tech continues partnership with ABAC
• Car driven under Goff Street home
• 'Hog Jog' set in conjunction with festival
• Council votes to accept Forestry Commission grant
• Man reports home invasion, attempted robbery
• Pedestrian struck by vehicle on 82
• Suburban Atlanta farmer cited on zoning charges
• Ga. students perform worse on SAT for 4th year
• Igor could become Category 5 hurricane in Atlantic
• Nashville hosts Great Stompin' Festival
• Georgia court filing proposal raises concerns
• Suspicious fires believed to be related
• Suspicious fires believed to be related
• Habitat Day at Northside Primary
• The Checkers Chase is back
• Robber shows up with shopping list
• 'In God We Trust' chairman looking for support
• To the rescue! Finding doggie foster homes
• Local man dies in collision
• Police: Cut false alarms
• City dedicates $6.3 million project
• Georgia pair charged with laundering drug mony
• Valdosta remembers 9/11 victims
• Iran's president intervened in American's release
• Libertarian candidate campaigns in Tifton
• Clinton headlining fundraiser for Mike Thurmond
• Marijuana crop destroyed in Echols
• Crisp school named 'Blue Ribbon' national winner
• Perdue taps a Democrat to head public defender system
• TCSO installing new security system
• Man faces forgery and drug charges
• City awarded $500,000 grant to help wastewater system
• State arson investigator called in regards to fire at Cooper Tire
• BREAKING NEWS: Georgia's A.J. Green suspended for four games
• Wild Adventures plans expansion
• Atlanta federal court slots go unfilled
• Omega Soccer League begins Sept. 18
• Feds: Army base gunman threatened to kill Obama
• Isakson seeks overhaul to immigration, health care
• No holiday for law enforcement
• Top Ga. court considers voter ID law
• 5K run to raise funds for heart services
• Barnes: Health care law could be 'devastating' for Georgia
• The CASE of the cornfield
• Ga. could end free Wednesday admission to parks
• Glynn County sex offender registry lauded
• Law enforcement across Southeast targeting DUIs
• Ocilla 11-year-old plans fundraiser for Irwin library
• Former Ty Ty students enjoy reunion
• Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
• Bulldog fans may have to leave keg at home
• Jog for Jake set for Oct. 2
• Multiple shots fired
• Annual festival returns to Tifton
• Deal releases cover pages for tax returns
• Teachers at Omega Middle School awarded
• Students to help with Habitat house
• Man robbed at gunpoint
• Some bunker down, some flee as Earl approaches US
• Rough seas expected off Georgia from hurricane
• Hannah’s Hope takes second place in the Pepsi Refresh Campaign
• Woman arrested for check forgery
• Mac Frampton dinner concert to benefit library
• Ex-DA slaying case headed for Jesup jury
• Mac Frampton concert-dinner to benefit local library
• Local school system facing additional cuts
• Man gets 24 years for armed robbery
• Talent at the Tift: 'America's Got Talent' to perform here
• Three things to do this Labor Day weekend
• ABAC expands rural studies degree program
• 'Hannah's Hope' pulls ahead in fundraiser
• What's cooking at The Gazette?
• Robberies, stabbing reported
• Eunice Mixon honored by State Bar
• Women's Event
• Omega's Pepper Festival set for Sept. 10
• City needs 30 people to be certified Georgia Work Ready
• Earl threatens US East Coast
• Audit shows many errors in Ga. sex offender list
• Southern governors address Gulf recovery, energy
• Reservist charged in shooting claims trance
• Study: Buying local food could boost state economy
• Barney family escapes from house fire
• Hurricane Earl barrels toward eastern Caribbean
• Internet vote could help Tifton child
• Former city manager dies
• Area youth to perform Thursday
• Digital archive provides millions of rural photos
• Gator hunting at Banks Lake outlawed
• Tree damages historic Albany house
• Tift Co. unemployment sees .5 percent rise
• Chase ends in wreck in Wilcox County
• Fire destroys mobile home
• Hurricane Danielle becomes Category 4 storm
• Mammoth ship visits Ga. port
• Want to recycle? Here's how
• Salvation Army gets ready to move to new location
• Paramedics, chopper visit 8th St.
• Gazette Executive Spelling Bee returns Sept. 21
• Local skatepark becomes a reality
• Ga. Libertarian candidate for lt. gov. drops out
• Son surrenders to authorities in Brooks County stabbing
• UGA football fans can text for help at games
• Jury recommends $12M settlement on bad peanuts
• Water Matters symposium draws crowd
• Moultrie man surrenders to authorities
• Officers indicted in Tybee stun gun case
• Ga. Tech, others get $10M federal autism grant
• Georgia Ports Authority records best month ever
• AARP’s Driver Safety Program set for Sept. 9-10
• Tift ranks 3rd in Georgia in child abuse
• Veteran Ga. politician, jurist, ABAC grad George T. Smith dies at 93
• Type 'O' blood needed
• Possibly tainted meats sold at Wal-Mart recalled
• Hurricane Danielle becomes Category 2 storm
• Treasure chest found
• Couple robbed at gunpoint Saturday
• Possible murder-suicide being investigated by GBI
• Having a ball after school
• Argument leads to fatal shooting in Dodge County
• 6-year-old Evans girl dies in hot car
• DOJ clears Ga. voter checks system
• SPIN METER: Republicans hot, cold on Constitution
• Moultrie man wanted in Brooks County stabbing
• Judge won't block law banning guns in Ga. churches
• Juries selected for two Tift Co. trials
• Plastic surgery practice will hold grand opening Sept. 7
• Sherrod plans meeting with US ag secretary Tuesday
• 2 distinct candidates vie for open AG seat
• Credit card skimming becoming an issue
• Hwy. 133 construction could begin in March 2014
• College students head back to school
• Man robbed at gunpoint in 12th St. front yard
• Former TCHS student dies in wreck
• Sparks, but no fire
• Researcher says egg scare could hurt Ga. industry
• Autopsy shows woman mauled to death by pit bulls
• Advocacy coordinator joins CASA staff
• Feds: Mentally ill inmates should not be gassed
• South Georgia on the lookout for mosquito-borne illnesses
• Man shot after break-in at Ga. judge's home
• Teachers group backs Democrat Barnes for Governor
• Inland port will benefit local area
• Theatre fundraiser to be held Sept. 18
• Council votes to delay mixed drink license
• Jury being chosen for trial in Ga. ex-DA killing
• Authorities investigating after trooper stunned
• Judge in Va. reviews proposed salmonella payments
• Compass True North event set for Aug. 28
• Goff St. improvements under way
• New Chamber president/CEO
• More Ga. students passing all of ACT sections
• Georgia certifies runoff results
• Georgia certifies runoff results
• Gov's candidates split on release of tax returns
• Copper thefts on the rise
• Under 21 Dance Party Friday
• Rare drug seized
• Fire damages Valdosta shelter for battered women
• FBI on lookout for bank robber suspects
• New rules govern high school football concusions
• Carnival of Knowledge fundraiser set for Sept. 9
• Man charged with Ocilla murder
• Families get help from H.E.A.T.
• Man charged in 2005 Ocilla slaying
• Former tropical depression still around
• Thomasville 14-year-old found dead Monday morning
• Jury selection to begin Monday in Douglas in slaying of former DA
• Crisp deputies make drug bust after traffic stop
• Trial set to begin in deadly I-85 crash
• Residents urged to become Work Ready
• TRMC to hold annual Women’s Event
• Valdosta State student killed by a train
• Beating the heat before school starts
• Ray City set to repossess state firefighter memorial
• 2 officers uninjured after cars collide
• Tifton tourism grants now available
• Patticake House celebrates five years
• Residents encouraged to spay and neuter pets
• Woman dies in I-75 crash
• Market announces fall schedule
• UGA professor to study effects of oil on plants
• Funds sought to make famous Ga. trestle into trail
• Fall semester classes begin Monday at ABAC
• Water symposium registration deadline set for Aug. 16
• Stabbing spree suspect arrested at Atlanta airport
• Woman walks in on burglars in Norman Park
• Georgia robber takes cash, apologizes
• Ga. GOP picks Deal as nominee for governor
• TPD investigating shooting
• GOP runoff for Ga. governor too close to call
• Good turnout in Tift County
• ‘Dental Crusade’ set for Aug. 19-21
• Barbecue plate dinners to be sold for ‘William’s Team’
• Dragon Day at the Tift County Library
• GOP runoff for governor too close to call
• Public defender director appointed to bench
• Handel concedes race for Ga. governor
• Tax bills going out Friday
• County sells old GSP post to peanut commission
• McCurdy wins Irwin probate race
• Attorney charged with forging signatures
• Ronnie McCurdy wins Irwin County Probate Court Judge race
• Brooks election results apparently certified
• Regents eye cuts for Ga. colleges, universities
• Dorman suffers burns in Saturday accident
• Robbery reported to police
• Primary runoff today
• EPA: Park pollution minor
• Medical College of Georgia gets $950k federal grant
• ’Footloose’ scene planned at Ga. county courthouse
• EPA: Park pollution minor
• Handel, Deal play nicer in final GOP gov. debate; runoff Tuesday
• Perdue: I'll promote healing after GOP runoff
• Poll: Handel leads Deal in GOP runoff race
• Longtime ABAC comptroller Talmadge Webb dies at 83
• Police arrest murder suspect in Cordele
• 'A wonderful voice': Willie Andrews is Tifton's walking gospel concert
• 2nd annual Memory Walk set Sept. 25
• Colin heads for Bermuda; Estelle forms in Pacific
• President sends birthday wishes to local woman
• Indictments handed down in Sunday Blombergh case
• School begins for Tift County students
• Police identify suspect in murder of Florida man
• Manure-fueled power plant won't come to Georgia
• Husband, wife found dead in Grady County
• Law enforcement academy in Clayton to close
• Ty Ty woman has unwanted visitor
• ABAC receives $204,435 grant from foundation
• Investigation into shooting death ongoing
• Georgia continues to bake; little relief forecast
• Ga. governor's candidates oppose gay marriage ruling
• ‘Barrels’ tournament to benefit state project
• Shooting, break-in reported
• BBQ competition returning to Tifton
• Senate confirms Kagan as 112th justice
• Cobb County schools to beat heat with water on buses
• AP Exclusive: USDA racial flap reconstructed
• 13-year-old killed in wreck; apparently driving car
• Woman told robber computer had tracking device
• County asked to help with housing complex
• Crowd of over 500 attends Bioenergy Conference
• City honors retiring fire chief, officers
• Girl, 13, dies after car hits tree
• Dangerously hot weather persists
• Deal, Handel split on federal education money
• Ga. dealing with shortfall for lottery programs
• Bioenergy conference to open today at UGA
• Lawmakers to discuss lottery-funded programs
• Kia donates 2011 Sorento to Moultrie Technical College
• Karen Handel, Nathan Deal clash in GOP runoff debate
• Nathan Deal's steady career leads to GOP bid
• Handel's drive fuels GOP gubernatorial run
• Find out why ‘Water Matters’ Aug. 21 at symposium
• Early voting for runoff begins Monday
• Getting ready for Back to School
• Officers bust pot operation in Moultrie
• Law banning texting while driving to be enforced
• Moultrie Tech among tech schools with record enrollment
• Inside today: Tifton Gazette 'Beach Blanket Bingo' cards
• Project links young leaders, schools
• Battle of the boar
• Palin to stump for Handel in Ga. runoff
• Donations needed for ‘Supply Closet’
• Bank robbery suspect indicted
• So far, so good for museum
• Shark Week to feature live video from Ga. Aquarium
• Courts dealing with big costs for interpreters
• Ga. mother charged with baby’s death from meth
• Back behind bars: Authorities locate inmates accidentally released
• Residents cautioned as temperatures to reach 100 degrees
• ABAC total economic impact over $251m
• Ethics complaint lodged against Karen Handel
• Nathan Deal says he’s not a target of probe
• Blue Devil Brigade warming up
• 20th annual ‘National Night Out’ will be Aug. 3
• Brian Marlowe named new head of chamber, development authority
• Reader’s Choice Award winners honored
• Body of man found in northern Tift County
• 2010 TCHS grad drowns
• Ga. pastor wants school's demon mascot to be gone
• Fire probed near scene of Macon shootings
• GBI to seek reaccreditation
• Lowndes jail frees wrong inmates
• Man charged with grabbing wheel, causing crash
• Ga. technical colleges see enrollment spike
• Georgian killed by lightning in Florida
• Gazette staffers win four awards
• Robert Benham to be honored by the NAACP
• Robberies, gunfire reported over the weekend
• Cyndi Thomson comes home for concert
• Heat advisory set for Tifton and surrounding region
• Window company named in discrimination lawsuit
• Macon airport at risk of losing passenger travel
• South Georgia wreck kills 7-year-old boy
• Coastal Ga. parks coping with financial squeeze
• AG candidates want to speed executions
• Area hospitals invest in residency program
• Bishop aide apologizes for campaign e-mails
• Handel, Deal step up attacks in GOP debate
• Fire destroys Moultrie warehouses
• City, BOE set millage rates
• Community festival
• Despite Sherrod spotlight, black farmers denied lawsuit payments
• S. Ga. lawyer to meet with Treasury about dollar coins
• Hooked! Keep animals away from fishing gear
• Man uses his feet to honor his daughter
• Tifton man sentenced to life
• Lab backlog cited in Brunswick slayings case
• Future bright for solar energy project in Valdosta
• Additional Ga. state budget cuts reported
• GSP: 'Speeding frenzy' claim is a hoax
• Tiftarea Y gets skatepark equipment
• Local religious leaders will host ‘Day of Prayer for Schools’
• A STUDY IN REVELATION
• AWANA FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH
• Experiencing God Bible Study
• Love Affair 28th Annual Fine Arts Festival
• Arts in Black Festival

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