Valdosta, GA News

• Valdosta, GA News
• VHS Class of 2012 graduates
• Qualifying ends
• Resident escapes from blaze
• Weekend preview with Brittany McClure
• Popular vendor taken out of the ballparks
• Three candidates file for election
• City, county tax discussions stalled
• Alan Bernstein To Lead VSU's Odum Library Into The Future
• Valdosta High principal to retire
• South Georgia’s Ace
• Arraignment set for Quitman 11
• Qualifying opens
• Fire on Ridgeway Drive
• Lowndes High grad part of ABC’s ‘Duets’
• The Other Olive Gardens: Olive growers gather in Lakeland
• Musician shares life experiences in new CD
• City identifies mosquito carrying West Nile Virus
• Tropical Storm Alberto expected to stay offshore
• Released prisoner charged in kidnap, assault of teen
• CORE Summer Trips
• Grant Allows VSU Artist, Professor To Challenge Herself
• DOT to unveil memorial for fallen local hero
• Burn victim in Lowndes airlifted to Shands
• Election candidate qualifying set for this week
• Upward Bound Rising Stars Honored
• Saying farewell to LHS’ Class of 2012
• GCS hosting Laura Bush
• Times wins 17 AP awards
• Community welcoming home national softball champs
• One-hundred-mile walk to help veterans
• Valdosta High grad on 9/11 mastermind defense team
• Weekend preview with Brittany McClure
• Appeals court rules against Sheriff Prine
• Intruder gets surprised
• Leveling the playing field
• Film producers believe Valdosta ought to be in pictures
• Caught in the Net
• UGA coaches share season hopes
• County makes offer after LOST meeting
• VSU English Department Essay Contest Winners Announced
• Peach State Summer Theatre Box Office Is Open For Business
• Summer Camps 2012
• Frank Visker, Bachelor of Administration in Accounting and Finance
• Ashley Blakenship, Bachelor of Business Administration in Management
• Benjamin Harper, Bachelor of Science in Biology
• Monique Byrd, Master of Education in School Counseling
• Brian Leverett, Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance
• Bolanle Olayinka Babajide-Gbenga, Bachelor of Science in Nursing
• Mary Lester, Bachelor of Education
• Dougherty Gang pleads not guilty; Trial to be in Valdosta
• Teachers out when school’s in: Facing forced furloughs
• Lanier senior graduates college one week before high school
• Mac and Marga Awards Presented to Outstanding Seniors
• Alex Lawhorne Claims Annie Powe Hopper Award
• Welcome to Valdosta’s newest public art
• Fugitive siblings return to Georgia
• DON'T DELAY ANY LONGER! The advising center has extended hours today and tomorr...
• Furloughs for school employees
• Hart a picture of forgiveness
• Lowndes County has gone Republican in presidential votes for half-century
• Man shot outside lounge
• Brooks drug bust nets four
• Class Art Project Honors Dr. Louis H. Levy
• Echols County throws a carrot festival
• Victims of Cook County train crash identified
• LOST distribution: How Lowndes County, cities use their shares
• Frat case: Police say charges ‘doubtful’
• Judge refuses to dismiss John Edwards charges
• General calls for a battle to save America’s soul
• Cook train crash kills two
• Brain injury support for military offered
• Weekend preview with Brittany McClure
• If you are currently receiving student loans and would like to continue receivin...
• Summary judgment sought in ex-police chiefs’ case
• See Mr. Roberts today to order your gown, cap, and tassel!
• Deadline to apply for Graduation is Tomorrow! Don't miss out on this special and...
• LOST in Limbo
• Chiropractor overcomes all obstacles to open practice
• No charges filed yet in VSU fraternity rivalry fight
• Its Wednesday again! What does that mean? It means that the Financial Aid Offic...
• Cities offer LOST split; Paulk says proposal unacceptable
• Bomb plot is a reminder of overseas security gaps
• Lowndes junior wins new car
• Ga. Power defends smart meters
• University Attorney Appointed to State Board
• Dusty Abshire Named New Assistant Director of Residence Life
• Retirement party honors outgoing superintendent
• Calling all angels ...
• VSU Interior Design Professor to Study Weaving in Peru
• National Nurse Week celebrates unsung heroes of health care
• Saturday in Downtown Valdosta
• LOST debate continues
• Judge Phipps appeals to parents in speech to 100 Black Men Friday
• Grandfather recalls scoring Lowndes’ first touchdown
• Judge finds former sheriff guilty
• AND OH YEA..... There has to be TALENT!
• CASUAL WEAR...
• The Talent Club presents GMC's first Mr. Macho Guys and Tiaras! Let me just tell...
• Weekend preview with Brittany McClure
• National Day of Prayer
• City lifts temporary water restrictions
• Nashville bride to appear on TV’s ‘Say Yes to the Dress: Bridesmaids’
• Arson suspected in Quitman fire
• VSU Announces Student Union Summer Operating Hours
• The Talent Club hosted an outstanding 1st annual Macho Guys & Tiaras on April 19...
• VSU student’s ear partially bitten off
• Open house Sunday for Options Now clinic
• Paulk foresees arbitration in LOST negotiations
• HAVE YOU? Have YOU registered for Summer term? Have YOU registered for Fall I te...
• Preliminary site plans for 5 Points unveiled
• Community Day helps 25,000
• Pigford’s award-winning Pepsi Spirit
• VSU celebrates future Health Science and Business Administration Building
• Valdosta water restrictions still in place
• Are you a Colquitt EMC customer? If so, you may be eligible for the 2012 Colqui...
• Fugitive siblings sentenced
• Blazers to Host NCAA South Region Softball Tournament
• Bennett handles pressing matters
• Luke List wins South Georgia Classic
• Head to Toe Women’s Show casts spotlight on fashion
• Academy Sports coming to Valdosta
• Valdosta’s quality of life: Disagreement over how to fix the issues
• Packed leaderboard at Classic
• Small steps make big difference at Relay for Life
• Valdostans urged to conserve water until pumps repaired
• Inmate walks away from state hospital
• Streb leads Classic at 6-under
• State school superintendent presents award to Westside
• Bowls, Pitchers, Vases, Plates, and More Available at VSU Ceramics Sale
• GA Military College is "Like Totally" Relaying for Life Friday night at the Vald...
• ADMISSIONS DAY AT GMC TODAY! Tell your friends, family, co-workers, church famil...
• Gov. Deal visits Valdosta State
• South Ga. Classic begins today
• Don't wait until the last second to complete the new 2012/2013 FAFSA application...
• Acadia Healthcare to take over Greenleaf
• Head to Toe... A Women’s Show
• $36 million state-of-the-art plant holds ribbon cutting
• Alpha Chi Induction Ceremony to be held Tonight
• VSO Season Ends Saturday with Special Concert
• Community Celebration April 30
• Spring Commencement May 4-5
• South Georgia Classic week under way
• *Graduation Information Meeting*
• RELAY FOR LIFE - This Friday at the Valdosta Middle School track! We are forming...
• VSU to celebrate Health Science and Business Administration building
• Valdosta bike co-op opens
• Quitman’s first mayor reflects on town’s growth
• VSU Relay for Life Raises Over $48,000 to Support Cancer Research
• Bogart and Tanner Presented at Regional Human Resources Conference
• On Tap Unveils Fifth Issue on Tuesday, April 24
• Fulbright Scholars: Maria Hamalian and Natalia Shakina
• VSU Graduate Students Present Research at Speech, Language, Hearing Convention
• Student Wins Best Graduate Paper Award at Conference
• Annual Duck Derby raises money to fight hunger
• South Georgia Classic week begins tomorrow at Kinderlou Forest
• Community Day expects to draw thousands
• Baseball tourney starts today
• Moody demonstration team hit hard by cutbacks
• Attention area high school seniors and juniors, don't forget the Bulldog Bash is...
• DFACS honors staff
• Congratulations to the SGA and Talent Club for some great events yesterday. The...
• Air Force landmark prepped to leave Valdosta
• Media Advisory: S.A.V.E. Hosts Annual Earth Day Celebration Saturday, April 21
• VSU Swim Instructor Always Finds A Way
• Don't forget the Womanless Beauty Pageant begins at 5pm today. Tickets will be...
• Inmate death: Authorities review jail protocol
• Lowndes High play gives mutism a voice
• Clerk: Valdosta Federal Building may be safe
• Model UN Team Wins in New York
• Happening Tomorrow! Make plans now to attend the Collegiate games here on campus...
• A Growing Problem: A look at the changes in the city’s grass ordinance
• Ga. Board of Regents vote to increase tuition
• VSU Theatre and Dance Emerging Artists Ready to Showcase Their Talents
• SGC begins in less than a week
• Discovery ready for voyage to museum
• County’s LOST proposal declined
• VSU Residence Hall Association Hosted No Frills Conference
• Southwest Georgia Section Celebrates Earth Day 2012 with Illustrated Poem Contest
• Professors Receive Funding for Research
• Langdale College of Business Maintains AACSB Accreditation
• USG News: Georgia Public College Tuition Increase the Lowest in a Decade
• Barber is a cut above the rest
• Come on out and join in on the fun this Thursday ~ Collegiate Games will be taki...
• One entry open...One entry open.....One entry open.......... We have one space o...
• Qualifying for general primary begins in May
• VSU Exercise Physiology Students Studying Exercise and Cancer Care
• Student Employees Honored
• March of Dimes marches for babies
• Discipline in the schools: How far is too far?
• Murder suspect hangs himself
• Arrest made in murder case
• Valdostan given special gift
• New VSU president named
• Tillman found guilty
• Weekend news update with Ed Hooper
• Thinking of Attending GMC? GMC 2012 Bulldog Bash! April 21, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Th...
• Economic Summit: Lowndes County’s future brightens
• The Blue Line: Off-duty cop honored for stopping armed robber
• Public Invited to Observe the South Georgia String Project at VSU
• VSU Senior Art Exhibition Opens Sunday, Boasts a Few Surprises
• Body discovered
• Need help doing your 2012-2013 FAFSA application? The Financial Aid Office will...
• VSU names Carter outstanding public official
• Drug conspiracy case heard in federal court
• Sixth Annual Read Fest
• VSU Presents Rep. Amy Carter with the Loyce W. Turner Outstanding Public Service Award
• ON SALE NOW! Get your ticket to the Macho Guys and Tiaras for next Thursday, Apr...
• Thumbs up! We have 999 LIKES on Facebook! Who will make the 1,000 mark for GMC,...
• Ga. high school graduation rate falls to 67 percent
• The Boy Friend
• VSU Continuing Education Invites Everyone to Learn Something New
• Ok..Here's your last chance to enter..... The Macho Guys and Tiara pageant has o...
• Valdosta’s largest art show opens with a bang
• County, cities meet on tax issue
• Train, big rig collide in Clinch
• VSU Graduate School to Host Fourth Annual Graduate Student Research and Scholarship Symposium and Graduate Student Week
• Annual Sonia Kovalevsky High School Mathematics Day to be Held April 12
• The Admissions Office wants to invite you to BRING A BUDDY to Admissions Day! Wh...
• The Financial Aid Office would like to announce that we now have the 2012-2013 L...
• Student seeks ‘Top Model’ spot
• VSU Celebrates Jazz Appreciation Month with Series of Concerts
• VSU Choirs Present 'An American Experience: Gospel, Spirituals, A Cappella'
• Battling PTSD and misperception all soldiers have it
• For 25 years, Spring Into Art has inspired Valdosta arts
• LOST talks set to begin
• South Georgia under dense smoke advisory
• Weekend Update with Dawn Castro
• Stories behind ‘The Greatest Story Ever Told’
• Police explain basic laws for safe driving
• Police car strikes teen
• Coast Guard sinks Japanese ghost ship
• Passover: The story of divine providence
• Valdosta Scene seeks magazine models
• University to Test Campus Alert System on April 6
• Keeping the dream alive
• Police: Beware of scams; lock car doors
• VSU Places Third In National Interior Design Competition
• 36th Annual International Dinner: Revealing the Faces of the World
• Night of Dancing with the Stars to Benefit VSU Scholarships
• Entrepreneur and Reality TV Star to Speak at Langdale Lecture
• Hill Named Coach of the Year
• Finger Pickin’ Good: Guitar virtuoso Shaun Hopper returns home for weekend show
• Two new council members in Lake Park
• Twisters take Texas by storm
• A Night With The Queen
• A Romney sweep: He takes Wisconsin, Maryland, D.C.
• Harvey’s donates 41,000 pounds of apples to Second Harvest
• Lake Park votes today
• Behavioral Health Services welcomes new director
• VSU Journalism Class Attends News Conference With New Valdosta Mayor
• BlazeFest and the 229 Anthem
• SIFE Team to Compete at National Exposition
• Free Federal Firearms Enforcement Training
• Meet Lowndes County’s go-to mosquito expert
• Easter Collection Sale to Benefit VSU College of Nursing Scholarship
• Air Force ROTC Hosts Local Bataan Memorial Death March
• Mary Kathryn White Receives Barlow Award
• Inaugural Campus-Wide Symposium Begins Thursday, April 5
• A Taste of Valdosta
• Commission wraps up annual retreat
• Despite service and training, veterans’ unemployment rises
• SWAT team sent to Hahira; situation peacefully resolved
• Suspected storage thief caught
• Finalist for VSU president chosen
• Commission tackles key issues
• VDT Weekend Update
• The Faculty and Staff wish each of you a fun and safe Spring Break! Enjoy!
• Don't forget today is the last day to turn in your entry form for the Macho Guys...
• Don't forget today is the last day to turn in your entry form for the Macho Guys...
• Paging Dr. Mom
• A shared vision for education
• Saddle Up! Youngsters enjoy Exceptional Rodeo
• VSU, VECA Help Struggling Learners Realize Their Potential
• Recommendation Received for Valdosta State University Presidency
• 15th Annual Lee Anthony Crews Memorial No-Tap Bowling Tournament and Auction
• Nothing to sneeze at
• Answering the Call
• VSU's Ruth Stonestreet Recognized as Leader in Speech, Language, Hearing Field
• Thinking of Attending GMC? The GMC Recruiter will be at Lowndes High School, Thu...
• Take a look! A new Photo Album was created for the 2012 SGA Health Fair.
• Newbern no longer needs improvement
• Valdosta High and VMS named on state’s focus list
• The Valdosta Campus will be closed April 2-7, 2012 for Spring break. Classes wi...
• State Fair! VSU Theatre presents Rodgers & Hammerstein hit
• VSU Student Advances to Next Round of America's Next Top Model Auditions
• VSU Partnership Leads to an Interview with an Olympic Hopeful
• Rumors to be addressed
• Commissioners review agenda
• Judge sentences two in federal drug cases
• Read All About It! What's been happening on your campus? Pick up the latest edit...
• Talent Club meeting today at 1:15pm in building B, room 2201! We are gearing up...
• The express version of the Fall 1 2012 schedule has been loaded to the website a...
• Health care fight begins
• VSU Theatre and Dance Opens 'State Fair' on Thursday
• Contemporary Writer Series Concludes with Award-Winning Poet Todd Boss
• NEED TO KNOW: Additional Info for Summer or Fall I registration
• NEED TO KNOW: The registration process for Fall 1 term is different from Summer....
• 2 college students killed in Miss. over weekend
• Election season drawing near
• SGA - Don't miss out.....
• The SGA will sponsor a Health Fair on Tuesday, March 27, from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm...
• Health battle reaches high court
• VSU Participates in Light It Up Blue Campaign
• Female Empowerment Celebrated During Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• Health and Wellness Seminar to be held Monday, April 2
• Lakelanders turn out for tornado-delayed Outdoor Festival
• The legendary commands of Brig. Gen. Troy Tolbert
• Mosquitoes arrive early for 2012
• Court upholds cell phone search
• Do YOU want to get the classes you want for Summer and Fall I? I have great news...
• VDT cooking school a crowd pleaser
• Valdosta Regional Airport simulates plane crash
• The Summer and Fall 1 2012 class schedules are now available on the GMCValdosta....
• Teen’s death sparks national outrage, Could it happen here?
• VSU's FamilyWorks Offers Therapeutic Services to the Community
• Guess what came off the press today? The TUTOR Schedule!
• Tuskegee Airman visits Valdosta State
• Teen killed by explosive device
• Senate passes Georgia budget
• VSU's Kessler Collection Contains Pottery, Textiles from East Asia
• Reade Hall Announced as 2012 Student Recycling Contest Winner
• Graduate Coordinator Maria Whyte Receives Alumni Award from University of South Carolina Aiken
• Kappa Delta Sorority Hosts Annual Shamrock Flag-Football Tournament for the Prevention of Child Abuse
• Funding for new VSU building still on track
• Website concerns discussed at Industrial Authority meeting
• Lowndes County Representatives Announce Possible Return of Tax Holidays
• Spring has sprung
• The Macho Guys and Tiara......Looking for Macho Guys at GMC!
• Family Works is here for you........
• Lake Park: ‘Lack of controls’ cited
• VSO 'Favorites' to Feature Soloist Carl Cranmer on Piano
• Office of Career Services Hosts Spring Career Expo and Education Career Day
• VSU Lecture Focuses on Speech-Language Pathologist's Role in Treating Autism
• Science Saturdays Series Concludes with Adventures in Mathematics and Computer Science
• Man adjusts to life after accident
• Welcome GMC Spring 2012 students! We are glad to have all returning students and...
• Two die in drownings
• VSU's Dance Marathon to Host Blazer-A-Thon on March 30
• VSO Participates in Nationwide Food Drive
• Dr. MMR Receives College of Nursing Profiles in Caring Award
• Old Fashion Plow Day brings history of farming to life
• Reward offered for information on disc jockey’s death
• Leaders: Valdosta is business friendly
• Happy St. Patrick’s Day
• Brooks County’s high school ranked as one of Georgia’s worst
• VDT News: Weekend sneak peek with Dawn Castro
• Let's get this term started! Spring term begins Monday, March 19th! The Faculty...
• Call of the Wild
• Walking on a mission
• Tuskegee Airman Visits Valdosta State University
• Thomasville Social Worker Endows Scholarship at VSU
• Lake Park candidates qualify for city council
• Private prison project shelved
• Storm clean up continues
• News licensing group signs deal with content aggregator
• Out of the classrooms and into the forest
• County Board Chairman Paulk cautions bar owners
• Santorum sweeps Alabama, Mississippi primaries
• Meet Lowndes High School’s new principal
• Tornado not an official disaster
• Don't miss out on Late Registration for Spring 2012! Happening now!!! The last d...
• Bounty hunter shot in Valdosta
• Life and memories at the Pouting House
• Presenter Series hosts comic jugglers this week
• Lady Blazers in South Region Title Tonight
• Council wraps up retreat
• Azalea Festival draws crowds, human and canine
• Hundreds of volunteers clean up storm damage In Lakeland
• Council gathers at yearly retreat
• SCLC takes on Valdosta schools
• Councilman not attending council’s retreat
• Weekend update with Brittany McClure
• Azalea Festival ready to bloom
• Georgia ag chief talks immigration
• Campus Wellness Celebrates Ten Years at VSU
• Two Worlds Collide
• HAPPENING NOW! Late registration for SPRING 2012!!! The Advising Center is open...
• Two-state chase ends in arrest
• Funding for new VSU building approved
• Azalea Health Innovations Inc. Dreams Big
• Dr. Paula McNeill: Documenting Lives Through Art
• Storms cause millions in damages
• Gingrich wins Georgia
• Santorum, Romney duel in Ohio, split other states
• Passion for Fashion to Help Others Receive an Education
• Georgians head to the polls for Super Tuesday
• Panel approves funds for VSU Health Sciences building
• Residents try to salvage belongings, memories after tornado
• Daylight Savings Time
• 1Card System Upgrade
• Ready to start Spring term at GMC? It's not too late! Late Registration has begu...
• Weather service says twister was major
• VSU Debaters Keep Winning
• Diversity Days at VSU
• VSU Hosts Second Annual Volunteer Service Fair
• Weather service: Lowndes tornado was 'significant'
• Georgia AG works to boost Sunshine Laws
• Romney wins Wash. state GOP caucuses
• Gingrich leads in Georgia poll
• Tornado touches down; Lakeland hospital damaged
• Gingrich visits Valdosta
• Weekend Update with Dawn Castro
• Gingrich to visit Valdosta today
• Gathering of Eagles at Wiregrass
• Brooks County Chamber holds dinner
• VSU Continuing Education Counts Down to Spring With More Classes
• VSU Health and Wellness and Safe Spring Break Fair
• VSU College of Nursing to Honor Supporters at Reception
• Prank leads customer to call 911
• 2012-2013 VCS Academic Schedule
• Special Election set for Lake Park
• Superintendent: City schools near desegregation compliance
• Unrelated drug charges sends South Georgians to federal prison
• Guardian Bank and Valdosta SBDC Partner for Valdosta Area Small Businesses
• Photo leads to robbery arrest
• Private prison may seek extension
• Blazer Gardens@VSU growing a healthier tomorrow
• Happy Leap Day, one and all
• HIstory Department Recognizes Students for Research
• Police seek knife-wielding robber
• EVENING Students.....Make sure you take advantage of the extended hours in the A...
• County commission reviews agenda items for today’s meeting
• Pain at the pump
• Let your voice and concerns be heard! Make sure you complete the student survey!
• Illegal bar raided
• Third Annual Symphony 5K and Fun Run
• VSU Planetarium Show: Dawn of the Space Age
• FREE FREE FREE ~ Who doesn't like FREE? Noone that I know!
• Are you following us on Twitter yet? We are tweeting out updates about events,...
• Preparing for the future! His future is going to be so BRIGHT by talking with Mr...
• Don't forget to check out the Edwards Jones table in building B. Free giveaways!
• Pre-K signup starts in March
• In a sentence about music, he’s the verb
• Home Builders group holds Home & Garden Show 2012
• Rev. Dr. Joseph Lowery visits Brooks
• Career Day challenges students
• Lowndes bars face new closing hours this weekend
• VDT News: Weekend sneak peak with Dawn Castro
• SPECIAL SPECIAL...READ ALL ABOUT IT!
• SPRING IS ALMOST HERE! Get in and get registered!
• Guess What......It's Survey Time! Let us hear your voice!
• Technical difficulties delay Times deliveries
• Mail processing moving to Jacksonville
• Artifacts exhibit this weekend
• Man sentenced in shooting of woman, child
• Meet VSU's Graduates of the Last Decade!
• The Student Service League will meet tomorrow at 12 noon! Get involved, join a c...
• Conference Center back to square one
• Going once, going twice, sold!
• Bill Hoopes, the voice of Quitman, dies at 87
• Lowndes keeps Pre-K in schools
• Notice to Students: Reading Tutoring - Reading tutoring will be offered from 4-...
• Congratulations to Shakiyla Jones! Shakiyla was the winner of some GMC swag from...
• A Lesson Before Dying
• 62nd Annual Ham and Egg Show held
• VSU Theatre and Dance Presents 'A Lesson Before Dying' Feb. 23-29
• Professor Delivers Lecture at Saudi Arabia University
• Don't forget the Financial Aid training! It is happening today! Make sure you ar...
• VCS’s Aldrich fired after 43 years
• You must check out the Winter 2012 Newsletter! GMC has been rockin' with events...
• Santorum questions Obama’s ‘world view,’ not faith
• At Random: Carlton Allen
• VSU Hosts Fourth Science Saturday Feb. 25
• Featured Writer: Olympia Vernon
• VSU SIFE Hosts iCan Week
• ‘Motown Magic’ coming to Valdosta
• The Power of Music
• Bank Robber Sought
• Solicitor General Richard Shelton retires
• Valdosta police release photo of bank robber
• VDT News: Weekend sneak peak with Dawn Castro
• Shout out goes to Sandy Givens (left) and Dee Dee McCutchen. They have completed...
• Officers honored
• Looking for a club to join? The SGA and Talent club will meet today at 12 noon i...
• Pedestrian killed
• Panelists discuss economy’s forecast at breakfast
• VSO Presents “Symphonie Fantastique” on Saturday
• The 2012 Summer Loan Request form is now available in the Financial Aid office....
• Slain DJ's family speaks
• The Harp and the Maestro
• VSU Introduces the Talent Search Program
• Chemists Celebrate Earth Day with 2012 Illustrated Poem Contest
• Bill Filtz Retiring After More Than Three Decades of Service to VSU
• Pedestrian killed Wednesday evening
• We want to know your thoughts regarding your Winter classes. Please complete the...
• Valentine’s Vows
• Israel blames Iran for series of Bangkok blasts
• If you forgot to register but would still like to participate in Laps for LAMP,...
• Dancing the night away
• Student Employment Advisory Committee Hosts Growth Conference
• Davis sets the record straight
• Early voting under way
• Spectator Brings Home Four Awards from Georgia College Press Association's Better Newspaper Contest
• Annual Blazer Buddies Event a Success
• Parents, Coaches, Youth Sports Volunteers Invited to Concussion Forum at VSU
• Make sure you stop by the student center in building B from 10:45am-12noon tomor...
• Please mark your calendars now! Make sure you are VERY aware of the new SAP guid...
• Man shot in Valdosta
• Contenders for VSU presidency to hold conversations with university community
• Wiregrass Tech hosts Student Professional Development Conference
• Georgia’s GOP: Evangelical and conservative
• Court: former VSU president may be found liable
• Meth suspect sought
• Gingrich still leads state
• PTK event - Feb. 13th and 14th
• Start your Valentine's off right at GMC by supporting PTK and the Talent club on...
• Lakeland chamber holds annual banquet
• Cook, Lake Park men arrested in child sex sting
• Ganas Named Assistant Director of Landscape and Grounds
• College Debaters Coming to VSU for Georgia Debate Championships
• Ready for some fun with the History Club? There will be a History club meeting o...
• Lake Park in Limbo
• Colo. court says fugitive sibling has plea deal
• Airport Authority tours True Flight Aerospace Plant
• Artists of Railroad Square: Multi-Media Invitational Exhibition to be held Feb. 13 - March 2
• VSU Holds Arbor Day Celebration Feb.17
• MLIS Student to Represent VSU at American Library Association Conference
• A couple of the Talent club members practicing for the singing telegrams. Don't...
• Lake Park: Council members resign
• Valwood goes global
• Don't forget...Advising and Registration for Spring 2012 term happening now! Cla...
• If you like to have a good time and laugh alot, then you should come... They are...
• The Financial Aid Office has great news! If you have taken or are currently taki...
• City cuts ribbon on new home
• Kids Invited to Participate in Discovery Saturdays at VSU
• How exciting....SINGING TELEGRAMS for only $2 each! Get your ticket now!
• Have you seen all of the Valentine balloons on campus? Just go by Ms. Routsong,...
• Berrien clinic director loses job
• From the CIA to man about town
• Berrien school medical facility faces an uncertain future
• VSU Continuing Education Offers More Learning Opportunities
• New TV listings section debuts in print edition
• Man shot in Valdosta; police car, ambulance collide
• Annual Father-Daughter Dance enters 16th year
• VPD offers online citation payment
• School system grades policy gets national exposure
• Currently, the WebAdvisor system is offline for system maintenance. For plannin...
• Starting off with beautiful balloons next week.... and they are discounted! Buy...
• LAPS for LAMPS .....Come Walk with US!
• LAPS FOR LAMP..........Come walk with us!
• Don Giovanni: VSU presents Mozart’s most famous opera
• Traffic Unit coming to Hahira
• African American Studies Presents The Langston Hughes Project
• Spring registration is in full bloom and classes are filling up fast! If you act...
• Life’s a Drag
• Driving into the Future
• HAPPENING RIGHT NOW! Admissions Day at GMC! Bring a buddy to Admissions Day! The...
• UPDATE: Clemons sends letter of intent to Georgia
• VSU Offers Support Group for First Generation College Students
• Black History Week: Celebrating the Legacy, Building Our Own
• Freshwater Science Expert Speaks at 30th Annual Connell Lecture Program
• Want to have fun for a great cause? I am looking for a few good MEN that are wil...
• Congratulations to Latasha Wright! She was selected as a winner by Ameris Bank.....
• Lowndes' grading guide stirs controversy
• Giving Back: Boys and Girls Club honors volunteers
• Deer Fest coming in March as an all new adventure
• Hahira website manager fired
• Ramona Quimby: Bringing a children’s book to life
• ~READ ALL ABOUT IT~ Singing Telegrams are on Sale Now! Support the GMC Talent cl...
• More attorneys for ‘Quitman 12’
• VSU Opera Performs 'Don Giovanni' Feb. 3-5
• Are you looking for an opportunity to volunteer? Give back to the community by i...
• Bring a Buddy to Admissions Day! The Admissions Office wants to invite you to BR...
• The art of being an artist
• Bill would change state rules on redirected funds
• VSU Planetarium Show: Winter Stargazing
• VSU Chamber Singers to Embark on Spring Tour
• Book publisher examines evil in her first novel
• Chamber repaying consolidation committee's debts
• Civil rights marchers want details about two incidents in Valdosta
• Chili Fest comes to Valdosta State
• Mystery proposal solved: Couple from 2009 downtown video identified
• Gunman still at large
• Dougherty sibling planned escape
• Brooks County Middle School receives national attention
• Berrien chamber holds annual awards banquet
• Tip leads to meth lab raid
• School librarian charged in molestation case
• Lake Park Chamber celebrates 25 years
• Cook robbery leads to arrest
• Guest Recital: Bertram Turetzky and Friends
• Chick Fil A, Inner Perimeter giveaways !!! GMC students that were advised or reg...
• Obama: Every American should get a fair shot
• Conference Center to be run by national company
• ‘Hugo,’ ‘Artist’ inject cinema nostalgia to Oscars
• VSU Disability History Exhibit Covers 3,000 Years
• Olive Garden opens in Valdosta
• State of the Union: From ‘time to time’ to an annual event
• We have winners for the Ameris Bank drawings last week......WHO ARE THEY? .........
• Radio station co-workers recall slain DJ Juan Gatti
• VSU Announces Graduates and Dean's List for Fall 2011
• The GMC school code is 001571.
• The Department of Education has started identifying students eligible to receive...
• Blazin’ hot Chili Cookoff Saturday
• Manhunt for killer continues
• VSU Hosts Eighth Annual Blazer Build
• Brides paint the town white at expo
• Olive Garden opening in Valdosta Monday
• Radio station worker slain; authorities search for gunman
• Moody AFB tackles problem of suicide among airmen
• Plans in works for new elementary school
• Armed robbery suspect caught
• Lights go out on solar power plans
• Hahira mayor didn't violate ethics
• Retired Teacher Provides Financial Gift for Future Educators
• Don't forget....TALENT CLUB meeting at 1:15 today in building B, room 2201.....G...
• VSU honors Sullivan, son
• Our special guest for tomorrow is Chick-Fil-A, Inner Perimeter location! They wi...
• Did you miss out yesterday on registering for the awesome gift cards? You can st...
• Sleeping Beauty
• Beverly named 2012 Youth of the Year
• VSU Hopes To Encourage Social Change, Empower Civil Action Through The Tunnel
• TALENT CLUB....meeting tomorrow at 1:15pm~ Come join us as we plan the upcoming...
• We are having a great time with Ms. Browning from Ameris Bank today. The student...
• Ga. economy slowly recovering
• Ameris Bank is here today from 9am - 12:30pm......Get your ticket to register fo...
• Remembering South Georgian who flew with the Tuskegee Airmen
• Commitment made for GEMA funds
• VSU Continuing Education Offers Personal Enrichment Opportunities
• First kick off event for Spring term advisement and registration is happening to...
• WHAT TIME IS IT? Time for Sophomores to get advised and registered for Spring 20...
• Law Enforcement Dinner changes lives
• VSU project cut from budget
• Living Dr. King’s dream
• Peach State Summer Theatre Announces Another Exciting Season for 2012
• Valdosta Symphony Guild Presents Tunes for Tots
• Annual celebration pays tribute to King’s life and legacy
• Firefighters battle blaze near homes
• Hundreds take part in Taekwondo tournament
• Chemotherapy ends for child battling cancer
• Brooks school takes national honors
• Hahira fire chief named state mutual aid director
• Valdosta State at odds over property development
• Student, police fight in school
• 2011 1098Ts are now available for downloading/printing. Simply log into your G...
• Trying to beat the train unwise
• Ok ...the first kick off event for Spring term advisement and registration will...
• Ethics committee issues decision on Hahira’s mayor
• Grant to Assist VSU in Preserving, Providing Access to Digital Archives Data
• Guess what time it is??? Time to get advised and register for Spring 2012 term....
• The Talent club is looking for a few good clowns. Well, "real" clowns that meet...
• Does anyone know this man and where he can be found? ;-)
• Gov. suspends ‘Quitman Ten’ officials
• Life in prison for ax murder
• Valdosta National 2012 All-media Juried Competition to be Held Jan. 17 - Feb. 3
• Join the V-State Experience Tour
• Law warns of Valdosta-Lowndes credit-card scam
• Exciting events to help get Ready for SPRING term coming to GMC next week..........
• Jury begins deliberations in murder case
• Romney wins in New Hampshire
• VSU Forensics Team Plans to Continue Winning Tradition This Spring
• GMC Valdosta will be closed January 16th in observance of MLK day. No classes w...
• Friendly reminder - if you need to add a class or make changes to your schedule...
• VSU dropout named to Forbes 30 Under 30
• Murder trial under way
• VSU Theatre and Dance Presents 'Ramona Quimby'
• Exhibit reveals the last days of the Space Shuttle
• Good Morning! The Faculty & Staff want to welcome all new students and welcome b...
• Murder trial starts today
• VSU Holds 2012 Chili Fest
• VSU Commemorates the Life and Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• ‘Wild things’ and winter wonderland grace library on Saturday
• Founders’ Banquet remembers Dr. King
• Jobs, economic development top voters’ concerns as legislature convenes
• Arrest made in purse snatching
• 100 Korean transfer students register at Valdosta State
• Traffic stop leads to drug arrests
• Hello GMC students, welcome back! To better assist you with accessing and manag...
• Taking the oath
• Order eluded Hahira Ethics Meeting
• Driver faces more charges in baby’s death
• DrawProject Raises Funds for Scholarships; Auction Scheduled Monday
• Late Registration ending at 12 noon tomorrow! Last chance for Winter term regist...
• Chambliss visits Valdosta
• Wiregrass receives federal grant
• Exciting News..... We have a new Partnering Business! Ellianos Coffee Company ha...
• echoes of enhaké
• Eight USG Institutions Recommended for Consolidation
• Dr. Hugh C. Bailey Inducted Into Pi Gamma Mu Hall of Fame
• We ask all students to please be patient with us while visiting the bookstore....
• The bookstore is open this week from 8am to 5pm Tuesday through Thursday and 8am...
• Are you attending Georgia Military College for Winter term? Have you picked up y...
• Happening NOW! Late registration for WINTER 2012!!! Come in today! Late registra...
• Lake Park swears in Mayor, terminates two long-time employees
• Authorities continue to investigate baby’s death
• Wanted man surrenders to police
• Success Strategies Workshop for Students
• Back to the Arts: Plenty of shows, concerts, exhibits left this season
• Jobs and Internships through Co-op
• Visionary: Valious Smith
• Bike activist puts the pedal to the metal
• Sunday alcohol sales begin in Valdosta
• Baby killed in New Year’s wreck
• Top 10 stories of 2011
• A Sunday cup of good cheer
• What’s your resolution?
• Drive Sober Georgia
• In Memoriam: Remembering some who passed in 2011
• Police charge four juveniles with burglary
• U.S. warns Iran against closing key oil passage
• Abortion, immigration changes among new 2012 laws
• Burglars invade complex over holiday weekend
• Romney’s rivals attack in final Iowa caucus push
• No more Mr. Nice Guy: Gingrich goes after rivals
• Hahira family brings Yuletide joy to couple seeking lost pet
• Hanks follows ‘Disappearance’ with nuclear thriller
• MLK events begin New Year’s Day
• ‘Chipper’ Christmas tree recycling sites open today
• Accident on Christmas night snarls traffic
• Church provides food for stomachs and souls on Christmas Eve
• Two die in auto wreck
• Parks and Recreation begins field renovations
• Valdosta High School student battles brain tumor
• Lanier County fire called ‘suspicious’
• Historic Roberts House rises from the ashes
• State: Lowndes unemployment down
• Valdosta’s ‘Jingle’
• Filling Stockings
• Judicial complex named for McLane
• Gunman robs store
• Police arrest four suspects in College Street robbery
• Authority announces Christmas lights winners
• Shop With a Cop: Christmas comes early for some kids
• Four houses burn; one man injured
• Temple celebrates Festival of Lights 2011/5772
• Georgia sees enrollment in school lunch programs soar
• Motorcycle riders get it in gear for annual Toy Ride
• Poll: Romney leads Ga.
• Access granted
• Just a good ol’ boy
• Feds indict Dougherty gang
• Masked man robs Family Dollar
• Speeders will feel the HEAT
• Julia M. Reffel Renews National Board Certification
• School of Excellence
• Lifesaver
• Valdosta Regional Airport prepares for improvements
• Shelly Bryant Named Employee of the Semester
• Officials: Abolish consolidation statute
• LMS students find the real meaning of Christmas
• County OKs ankle monitors
• Class A teams leaving GHSA?
• On the Road Again
• Lowndes Board of Commissioners considers ankle monitoring system
• The VALDOSTA CAMPUS will be closed for the holiday break from December 13th to J...
• At Random: Sara Crow
• Two arrested in meth bust
• Christmas is in the air
• Pit bulls euthanized
• Saving a home’s life
• Toy drive today for Empty Stocking Fund
• Pit bull attacks and kills woman
• BearCat Rules
• Boy Scouts honor Sam Allen
• Deputy stops murder suspect
• USPS manager: Consolidation is necessary
• Mrs. Singletary sends a SHOUT OUT.......... With the help of everyone at GMC, m...
• Paying it Forward: Wiregrass students pack boxes for Adopt-A-Family program
• Valdosta Post Office faces shut down
• Two new industries announced
• Sounds of the Season
• Don't forget we want to know your thoughts. Please complete the student survey...
• Don't wait and have to pay late registration fees! Get registered today! After t...
• Remerton fire under investigation
• Bridgemen to march in Lake Park parade
• Major baseball tournaments coming to Valdosta
• McLane Family Establishes Scholarships at VSU
• University System of Georgia Honors Robert Tindall
• Dr. Karla Hull Named Dean of the Dewar College of Education
• University Honors Years of Service
• It’s Christmastime in the city
• VECA seeks greatness early
• Remerton blaze damages apartments
• Remerton apartment fire update
• Firefighters battle Remerton apartment blaze
• Civic Roundtable honors Jerome Tucker
• Ga.’s first lady visits Berrien school
• VSU Hosts Commencement Ceremonies Dec. 9 and 10
• Morningside Baptist church would like to invite you to go and see Good King Wenc...
• It's that time of Year....CHRISTMAS brings all kind of fun festivals and events!
• Christmas at The Crescent
• Don't forget to get those Christmas presents right here at GMC! The jewelry sale...
• Valdostan hopes to dodge ‘grunge’ tag in Boston music scene
• VSU to Host 10th Annual Ceramics Sale Friday, Saturday
• Two Days Left to Enjoy Senior Art Exhibition at VSU
• Congrats to Ronreaco Tooley! He is Monday’s winner of a GMC prize pack. How di...
• Southern Hospitality
• Jury: Davis Not Guilty
• Cell phones spark Georgia prison unrest
• Visionary: Amanda Bissonnette
• Have you registered for Winter term? Ewwww.....Remember Registration ends on Dec...
• Attorneys discuss plea deal for fugitive siblings
• Valdosta "Nutcracker" dances into 39th holiday season
• VSU Planetarium Presents 'Origins of Life'
• Grammy Award Winner to Perform with VSU Jazz Ensemble
• Oh what fun it will be............ Come on and join in! See Mr. King today!
• Ladies and Gentleman.......Are you looking for that perfect Christmas present fo...
• Don't forget......It's MONDAY, which means, College BOGO Day at Chick fil A on I...
• ~TOYS FOR TOTS~ Ms. Singletary's GMC Character Above All class is holding a Toys...
• Charges possible in standoff
• Robots, tear gas used during standoff in Lowndes
• Truck slams into business office
• Shoppers crowd Valdosta stores for Black Friday deals
• Giving Back
• Issues at Tourism Authority meeting
• Thanksgiving dinners for the less fortunate
• Restaurants, stores open today, Black Friday
• 2011 Empty Stocking Fund kicks off today
• City project on county land
• Diving suits donated in James Eunice’s honor assist in Florida recovery
• Two more indicted in Brooks Co. case
• Nashville man gets life in prison
• Ga. high court sides with Episcopal Church
• VSU Announces Official Fall Enrollment Numbers
• Media Advisory: VSU Hosts Third Science Saturday
• We want to know your thoughts regarding GMC classes you are currently enrolled i...
• Volunteer believes in Beautiful Creations
• Monday has rolled around again. And we love Mondays because they are College BOG...
• Singers present Handel’s ‘Messiah’
• VSU Faculty, Staff and Students Share Favorite Thanksgiving Recipes
• The Merry Marketplace: Kids get to meet their favorite characters at special breakfast
• Thanksgiving feasts prepared for community
• Help needed to finish third re-entry house
• Valdosta High School students start their engines
• EPA helps VSU battle cancer
• Dashing through the snow In a one-horse open sleigh Through the fields we go Lau...
• Brooks Co. Superintendent retiring
• Valdosta Housing Authority gives Hudson Dockett a facelift
• Widespread Panic donates $80,000 to Newbern Middle
• VSU Honors Scholarship Donors and Recipients
• Holiday Helper Project Celebrates the Spirit of Giving
• Third Moody airman dies
• Water supply task force looks to reservoirs
• Severe storms pound South
• Office of Alcohol and Other Drug Education Awarded Grant from Governor's Office of Highway Safety
• 5th Annual Mathematical Field of Dreams Conference
• Valdosta State Chamber Singers Perform by Candlelight Sunday, Dec. 4
• Bookmarks from Potter's House Parable Bookstore....If you had a bookmark made at...
• Pedestrian killed
• Man pleads guilty in Lakeland murder
• Lowndes verifies election results
• Teachers, Parents Invited to Attend Gifted Summit at VSU
• VSU Celebrates Nurse Practitioner Week
• Check out new GMC commercial.
• ~REGISTRATION HAPPENING NOW~ If you haven't been advised and/or registered for W...
• Names released in crash
• Meth bust in Echols County
• Community Event planned tonight
• Ga. files waiver from education law
• Kang Named Editor for Biomolecules Journal
• GMC "Difference Makers" Speaker Series! Friday, Novermber 18th, 12:00 pm in room...
• Remember to Bring a Buddy to Admissions Day! November 17th, 8:00 am to 6:00 pm....
• Remember today is BOGO day at Chick fil A on Perimeter! If you are a GMC student...
• AT RANDOM: Rozell ‘Jay’ Orr Jr.
• VSU Celebrates International Education Week
• The 'Write' Opportunity: Internships Offer an Advantage to English Students
• A Trading Place: New Financial Trading Center Receives $50,000
• Badge of Courage
• Helping the homeless
• Rib Ticklers
• A Monument of Sacrifice
• Volunteers needed to help Wounded Warriors
• Honoring the veterans
• Honoring Our Veterans: Special section in VDT today
• Veterans Day Events
• Three local officers recognized
• Moody airman runs NYC race
• One Name at a Time, VSU Honors the Fallen on Veterans Day
• VSU Opens Center for Gifted Studies
• ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!!! Natosha Register WON a BOOK BAG FULL of GMC GOODIES a...
• Congratulations Brailein Wright! Brailein is the First Place winner of the Fall...
• Make plans now... TALENT CLUB meeting today at 1:15 in Bldg. B, room 2201!
• FVCS offers encouragement, warning
• BRING A BUDDY to Admissions Day, November 17th! 8:00 am to 6:00 pm.
• Poetic Justice
• Valdosta man arrested in shooting
• Fugitive sibling pleads not guilty
• Remember that GMC now has a therapist on campus that offers free counseling for...
• WINTER WINTER WINTER.... Have you registered for Winter term? With Thanksgiving...
• I-75 crash victims identified
• Office of Career Services Hosts Education Career Day
• Alumnus Nominated to Oversee Federal Agency
• Public Administration Advisory Committee Fall Meeting
• VSU Names Five Distinguished Alumni of the Year
• VSU Planetarium Presents 'Two Small Pieces of Glass'
• Man charged in bank robbery
• Fiery wreck kills 2 in Lowndes
• Convicted sex offender back behind bars
• Valdosta bank robbed; suspect caught
• Lake Park hosts tractor caravan
• Memorial remembers woman who was killed earlier this month
• Art for the Books
• Man apologizes for ‘road rage’ parking lot incident
• The Public is Invited to Hear 'Mr. Unstoppable' on Nov. 15
• Dr. Kathryn Norsworthy Lecture: 'Building Bridges and Swimming Upstream: Chronicles of a Feminist and Justice Activist'
• Art in Odum: Amalia Amaki Creation Brings it all Together
• Woohooo! Tomorrow is GMC's Partnering with the Community event on campus! Come o...
• Consolidation: VCS holds last open forum
• Kudzu experiments win Lowndes student national award
• Travel policy update approved
• Coffee is Hot Symposium
• Second Science Saturday Held October 29
• Man shot by unknown gunman
• Oh what fun it is to Carve-A-Pumpkin! We can't wait to see all of your ideas! Br...
• Train incident snarls traffic
• Conflicted politics deter sales tax reform
• The Financial Aid department is sponsoring a Halloween Contest, as part of the F...
• Remember today is BOGO day at Chick-Fil-A, North Valdosta road!!! GMC students m...
• It is going to be an exciting time tomorrow at the Talent club meeting! Come joi...
• Make plans to attend ...Day and Evening students welcome! The Fall Partnering Bu...
• Hear ye, Hear ye...calling all Sophomores! If you have been advised, YOU can reg...
• Reception Honors New Online Undergraduate Research Journal
• VSU Offers Teaser of East Asian Art Collection Opening in 2012
• Fire destroys Valdosta home
• E-commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
• Marchers take to Valdosta’s streets
• Will Lowndes go solar?
• The searchable version of the Winter 2012 class schedule is now available online...
• GMC Online is back up. The system may be a little slow at first as 1,000s of GM...
• Golf tournament aids foundation in noble cause
• It is a Deaf, Deaf World on Friday, Oct. 28
• Childhood Memories Take Center Stage in Ross Rosenberg Collection
• Log truck overturns in Lake Park
• The Winter 2012 class schedule is available in a pdf version on the GMC Valdosta...
• The Winter 2012 class schedule is available in a pdf version on the GMC Valdosta...
• We are having technical difficulties with various campus system including GMC On...
• GMC students, You are invited........
• Woman, 76, arrested in 1970 murder
• Consolidation opponents to march Saturday
• Explaining the Unexplainable: VAPIR hunts Valdosta haunts
• 2011 Farmer of the Year named
• Stopping Domestic Violence: Haven hosts annual awareness luncheon
• Police: Suspects arrested in series of business burglaries
• Faces of V-State: Students Share Freshman Experience at VSU
• Study Abroad Forum to Share Highlights of Learning Around the World
• Georgia Military College welcomes our new Partnering Businesses! The Potter's Ho...
• Fall is here! Along, with Fall, comes Fall Festivals. Morningside Baptist church...
• Farmers of the Year
• Good Morning GMC Students! If you need to make changes to your schedule, remembe...
• Lake Park youth organizer charged with sexual battery
• Movember Charity Event
• The Office of Admissions would like to welcome everyone back for the Fall 2011 t...
• Come on out to the SGA meeting this Friday!
• Welcome to all GMC students! The first day of class for Fall term has started of...
• Georgia Power discusses nuclear, solar, energy costs
• At Random: Cathy Biles Parker
• VSU is Counting on Faculty and Staff to Make a Difference
• VSU Welcomes NYC Artist to Fine Arts Gallery
• Fall 2 refund checks are scheduled to be sent on Friday, October 28th. If you c...
• VSU crowns Homecoming Queen
• Something for everyone at Times yard sale
• Occupy Valdosta
• Man charged in wife’s murder
• The bookstore will be open from 8am to 8pm on Monday and Tuesday (10/17 and 18)...
• Classes begin on Monday October 17th.
• Halloween Happenings for October 14
• Consolidation signs stolen from yards
• Woman found dead
• Lamar Dodd Collection Highlights Various Styles, Schools of Art
• Contemporary Writer Series Kicks Off Monday
• Community Outreach: VSU Celebrates Opening of Valdosta Literacy Center
• Witnesses chase hit and run suspect
• The Burning Question
• Sociology Class Holds Food and Clothing Drive for Migrant Farm Worker Clinic
• Lee Denim Day
• 6th Annual Benefits and Wellness Fair
• Have YOU registered for FALL term and picked up your books? IF not, what are you...
• County approves SGMC request
• A fit of parking lot rage?
• Meet the local candidates
• Dr. Robert Bauer Appointed to Brain and Spinal Injury Trust Fund Commission
• Haugabrook takes school system to court
• VSU vs. West Georgia Blood Drive
• VSU Celebrates Opening of Valdosta Literacy Center
• Rainy days and Mondays
• Inking the American Dream
• The Art of Intelligence: Odum Library Takes on New Role
• Two men killed in Valdosta wreck
• Hahira puts on a honey of a festival
• Dealership marks half-century of VW sales
• Local country stars party on the farm
• Plane crash kills one in Brooks
• Military father returns early, greets son at school
• FREE Movie passes! How awesome is that! Would you like to see the movie Courage...
• Valdosta 21, Lowndes 17
• Coming Home: Moody airmen return from Afghanistan
• In observance of Columbus Day, Georgia Military College will be closed on Monday...
• Don't forget!!!! There is still time to register for Fall term! Late registratio...
• Valdosta City Council votes to release statement against consolidation
• VPD Lieutenant Leslie Manahan graduates FBI Academy
• Two charged with animal cruelty
• VSU Honors the Fallen with National Roll Call on Veterans Day
• University Celebrates 2011 Homecoming Oct. 13-15
• Domestic Violence Awareness Events
• Cheese and Wine Tasting Welcomes New Faculty and Staff
• Office of Career Services Hosts Fall Career Expo
• Local Section of American Chemical Society Celebrates 30 Years
• Police await results from fatal house fire, charges 'possible'
• Man severely bitten by bear in Clinch County
• More Little Women
• Wings and Football: VSU Ready for Blazin' Chicken Wing Fest 2011
• Karen Shepard: Moving through the Ranks
• Moody receives a solemn gift
• 2nd Annual Women Owned Business Symposium
• Car strikes school bus
• Hard work, determination pay off
• We hope you haven't waited around to register for Fall term, but if you did, LAT...
• Science Saturdays Begins This Weekend
• Lowndes crash kills one
• Heart Walk honors late Valdostan
• Lowndes County remains frugal when spending taxpayers’ money
• Three children die in Valdosta fire
• Three children die in fire
• Bryan brings ‘Farm Tour’ back to town
• Hahira law enforcement takes first place at Governor’s Challenge Awards
• Hahira’s police chief dispels rumors of crime
• Phobia’s Back!
• Ray City suspects back in Georgia
• Follow up: Dr. Jenkins speaks on unification
• Let's Go GMC Bulldogs....Let's GOOOOOO~ Don't forget the game today,...
• Transparency Confusion
• Women's and Gender Studies Holds Food and Clothing Drive for Migrant Workers
• Winners of Annual Room Decorating Contest Announced
• VSU Alumni Host 'Wine and Swine' Event to Raise Money for Scholarships
• WHAT TIME IS IT? It is time for the next TALENT CLUB meeting... This FRIDAY @ 12...
• Mrs. Jordan's FYE classes........The students learned so much to help them as a...
• Take a Look...Do You Know These Students? These students have been a part of our...
• Voting called off: Elections canceled for unopposed seats
• Update on Moody plane crash; crash photos
• Unification forum sparks emotions
• Resident’s gunshots end burglary
• Dolphin’s prosthetic tail brought to Valdosta
• Arrests made in Ray City murder
• Kid-O-Ween
• Phobia
• Moody plane crashes in Cook County; pilot ejects
• Check it out....... THE GMC NEWLETTER ~ Know What Is Going On Around Your Campus!
• Rosh Ha’Shanah 5772: The Jewish New Year
• From Valdosta to the Emmys
• READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL????????? Come on out this Thursday at 6pm and support th...
• Have YOU registered for FALL II? Don't put it off any longer! This Friday, Septe...
• Debbie Conrad: Catering to VSU's Success
• VSU Hosts Second Annual Community Bank Symposium
• Dr. Ruth H. Stonestreet Appointed to National Speech, Language, Hearing Board
• Study Abroad Fair Coming Thursday to VSU's Pedestrian Mall
• Autopsy today in Ray City death
• Berrien County harvests a good time at festival
• Ray City police probe "suspicious death"
• VHS celebrates homecoming
• Argument leads to shooting
• Partners in Education honored
• Teen sentenced for manslaughter
• FAT: The Story of My Life with My Body
• Graduate Student Open House Wednesday, Sept. 28
• Celebrating 75 Years: Community turns out for Brooks County Hospital anniversary
• Shaw harvests first olives on East Coast since 1800s
• Trooper shoots armed suspect
• School Unification: City schools could lose programs
• DON'T SCREAM.......................
• Orientation for new students happening today and tommorow at GMC!!! Please welco...
• VSU opens season with familiar, or not so familiar, characters
• Annual Pops in the Park Fundraiser
• Upward Bound Kicks Off 2011 Fall Session
• Golf tournament to raise hope for a cure for 'Fragile X'
• Help pours in for victims of blaze
• VSU Lecture Focuses on Assessing and Treating Dementia
• Office of Housing and Residence Life Sponsors Annual Room Decorating Contest
• Dr. Mary Ellen Dallman: Teaching to Serve
• Dr. Mary Ellen Dallman: Teaching to Serve
• From ‘Heil Hitler’ to helping U.S. veterans
• Dozens homeless after fire
• VSU Theatre and Dance Offers Season Memberships for 2011-2012 Dance Season
• Apartment complex in Valdosta burns
• Quitman has a fling with Skillet Festival
• In Times interview, Gov. Deal talks immigration, education, biomass
• Gov. Deal meets with local leaders in Brooks, Lowndes counties
• Berrien County man sentenced to life in prison for murder
• Log trucker faces charges in Wednesday’s accident
• Suspect arrested in North Troup Street stabbing
• Suspect arrested in double shooting
• VSU Planetarium Goes Digital
• Emergency workers save pets from fire
• South Georgia Pride
• Brooks County to hold Skillet Festival
• Joel Feldman Woodcuts and Drawings Exhibition Opens Monday
• VSU Lecture Focuses on Georgia's Immigration Law
• Greater Things
• Trucker injured on Highway 84
• Fastly approaching....FALL term! Have you registered? If not, see your Advisor t...
• Animals saved in residential fire
• One in six Americans live in poverty
• Moody AFB issues noise alert
• Free Pizza today at 12:30 PM, in the Student Center (Build A)! This event is sp...
• Imagination Library: Project seeks funds to change more lives
• VSU Named to List of '2012 Military Friendly Schools'
• USG News: Regents Approve FY13 Budget and Facilities Requests
• FREE MONEY!!!!!! Submit your Ethics Essay......and YOU might just be a winner.....
• Letter from the Valdosta-Lowndes County Chamber of Commerce
• Chamber reinforces stance on unification
• VSU Football is Pretty in Pink
• VSU Announces Certificate Program in Digital Photography
• Racing toward a dream
• Hundreds turn out in Lowndes to commemorate tenth anniversary of Sept. 11 disaster
• Local officials remember Sept. 11, 2001
• Georgia’s attorney general pays a visit
• In Remembrance of September 11th, there is a memorial service scheduled for Sund...
• WTC Museum houses tragic 9/11 memories
• Councilman Vickers sworn as mayor in to replace Fretti
• VSU Announces Formation of Center for Applied Social Sciences
• Refund checks for new loan borrowers will start being mailed out on Friday, Sept...
• Valdostans share 9/11 memories
• Morrison sentenced to life in prison for 2009 murder
• Happening right now, Admissions Day! Tell your family, friends, co-workers, chur...
• Fretti receives probation, fines
• ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!!!! LaRisha WON TWO TICKECTS to Wild Adventures and so...
• Today's teens remember 9/11 attacks as children
• MAKE PLANS NOW TO ATTEND: The American Red Cross Blood Drive hosted by GMC Stude...
• SCHOOL SUPPLY DRIVE hosted by the Student Service League..........Get involved!...
• 85-year-old charged in shooting
• VSU Hosts Parents Weekend Sept. 23-24
• Dr. Ray Young: Applying Communication Skills Inside and Outside the Classroom
• <<<<<<<<<<FANTASY FOOTBALL>>>>>>>>>> It's that time of year.... Are you ready fo...
• Downtown Symphony Club, concerts return
• One injured in Howell Road shooting
• IMPORTANT NOTICE: There will be no access to Internet, online resources, or the...
• 9/11 claims one of Valdosta’s own
• VSU Announces Graduates and Dean's List for Summer 2011
• VSU Visionary: Albert Sandford
• Valdostan champions, innovates video games
• City, county hosting 9/11 memorial
• Valdosta police seek gunman
• Having some flat-out fun at Flatlanders Frolic
• A sheriff’s costs: A review of South Georgia sheriffs’ budgets
• Valdostan plans to swim Mississippi River handcuffed, shackled and blindfolded
• Valdosta and Lowndes County commemorate 9/11
• 4-H honors excellence
• Election qualifying ends
• Community Blueprint
• CUEE focuses on academics
• Woman pleads guilty to murder
• GUITART CLUB meeting....Come strum along with us at 3pm today in room 2206
• Firefighters work early morning blaze
• Roberts House rises from the ashes
• SGMC acquisition of Smith Northview official
• DON'T FORGET........Guitar Club meets tommorrow! Come start "pickin" with us! TI...
• Mayor Fretti resigns
• Lowndes opposes unification
• PSC breaks ground for Options Now Clinic
• Dr. Kathleen Lowney: An Unconventional Approach to Teaching
• Dr. Wiseman Awarded The Outstanding Major Contribution of the Year 2010
• The Admissions Office wants to invite you to BRING A BUDDY to Admissions Day on...
• Congratulations Adam McGhee! Adam is the First Place winner of the Summer 2011 E...
• Family saves son from deportation
• Consolidation hot topic of debate at school board work session
• Join the Investment Club and take the challenge! Outperform Mr. Daugherty's stoc...
• Chick-fil-A at North Valdosta............. It's Monday! Which means it's College...
• Man puts in decades of hard work and loyalty
• YOUTUBE YOUTUBE YOUTUBE YOUTUBE YOUTUBE YOUTUBE YOUTUBE YOUTUBE.... Where is YOU...
• Qualifying starts today for Nov. 8 elections
• Rider does well in World Youth Finals
• From flying monkeys to the Flying Karamazov Brothers, Presenter Series 2011-12 ready for Valdosta
• An eye for an eye: Life behind bars
• Gang violence, threats, assaults on the rise in prisons
• Inaugural Soccer Game Sept. 1
• Lakeland presents 37th mural
• City OKs unification ballot
• United Way campaign starts with an amazing race
• Wreck kills Naylor woman
• VSU Presidential Search Committee Named
• VSU and SGMC Recognizes Clinical Nurse Leaders
• ETHICS ESSAY CONTEST: The deadline for the Fall 1 term Ethics Essay Contest is...
• United Way hosts Day of Caring event Friday
• Arson suspected at Valdosta Roofing and Supply Company
• Congratulation to LaRisha! LaRisha was the luck winner of two tickets to Wild Ad...
• We Have A Winner!!!!!! Carolyn Allen is going to Wild Adventures! Congratulation...
• Looking for..................... Businesses that are willing to offer discounts...
• Children held hostage by armed man
• Mayor case removed from Lowndes Grand Jury session
• Irene weakens but remains threat to U.S.
• Donate Shoes to Sigma Gamma Rho for Soles 4 Souls Wednesday
• Back to School for Valdosta - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Let's Get This Party Started! The Adventure club & Talent club is hosting a "YOU...
• Congratulations to Leola Sanford, she won 2nd place in the Summer 2011 Ethics Es...
• Teachers receive Colquitt EMC grants
• WILD ADVENTURE passes....Register to win 2 free passes to Wild Adventures throug...
• Siblings charged in Colorado
• WEPA - Wireless Everywhere, Print Anywhere..... Print from computer, at the WEPA...
• WEPA WEPA WEPA! What is a WEPA? The WEPA kiosks are replacing the printers in th...
• School unification: What’s next?
• Do you want FREE WILD ADVENTURE passes? Be on the lookout in building B for the...
• Woman overcomes life’s challenges
• New 'House Calls' Program Encourages Faculty and Staff to Connect with Students Outside the Classroom
• Update on VSU Blazeview and Wireless
• Families get to head for the skies at Valdosta airport
• Rep. Bishop visits Valdosta
• Surveillance cameras help solve crimes
• Foreign exchange students bring the world to VHS
• School unification petition certified
• Wreck in north Lowndes kills woman
• Air-conditioning theft closes library
• CALLING ALL FRESHMEN! Make sure you get advised today, because the web registrat...
• Consultant to be hired
• VHS IB students collect items for Djibouti orphanages
• Who knows what today is at GMC? If you said ADMISSIONS DAY, then you are absolut...
• Ambulance, car collide at Patterson and Northside
• 2011-2012 Art Exhibits Announced, Including the VSU Art Faculty Exhibition
• New club on the block......at GMC! It is all about talent! YES, that's right,...
• EXPRESS EXPRESS EXPRESS..... Read all about it! The Express schedule is now avai...
• Kingston visits Valdosta
• Drawing a New Georgia
• VSU Welcomes New Faculty
• E-mail Outage for VSU
• GUESS What is Available now???? THE FALL 2011 term schedule! Get ready, get set,...
• Want a cool GMC prize? It is as easy as saying 1,2,3!...
• Moody AFB child care soars to new heights
• Ethics board clears Mayor Fretti
• Have you heard? Oh my goodness, how exciting! Oh yea, I didn't tell you, did I?...
• Former missionary promises a ‘Garden of Eden’
• Kids are People Too fair gets children ready for school
• Hundreds turn out for Senior Living Showcase
• Play’s return marks start of new youth arts program
• Senior Living Showcase today
• Hot Dog! The Wienermobile's in town
• HEAR YE, HEAR YE...... ADMISSIONS DAY happening next Thursday, August 18th from...
• Authority: 'Dougherty Gang' likely to return to Ga. for prosecution
• Making Their Next Move
• Fugitive Family Nabbed
• Search continues for 'Bonnie & Clydes'
• Be proactive in your education! Academic Advisement for Fall 2011 term begins Au...
• Dow soars 429 points on Fed statement
• Odum’s Patron Saint: VSU library pays tribute to Bill Mobley
• Sixth Annual 5K Community Fun Run/Walk
• Significant weather advisory
• Workforce development meeting held
• Groundbreaking held for expansion project at VSU
• Search for robbery suspects continues
• Dinner Commemorates Local Humanitarian and Entrepreneur
• Train hits trailer of moving truck
• Women live out their teenage dreams
• FBI closing in on family bandits
• Police arrest murder suspect
• 100 Black Men organization sponsors annual barbecue cook-off
• LARC faces dramatic funding cuts
• Smith begins last year as superintendent
• J.L. Newbern holds first AYP parent breakfast
• Family bandits still on the lam
• How to conserve water during drought
• City, county schools host open houses
• Bank heist suspects identified
• Professor Writes Book on Radio in the Movies
• GUESS WHAT!? Registration has been extended! Registration will be open until t...
• Teachers reap school items at Harvest
• Suspects sought in robbery
• Fall Convocation Scheduled for August 8
• How to stay cool, safe in scorching heat
• Jury: Donterrius Johnson guilty of murders
• Robbery at Certus
• Georgia GOP senators split on debt ceiling vote
• Andy Clark Named Associate Vice President for Enrollment Management
• VSU Welcomes LeFiles as Business Consultant
• Authority offers deal to Wiregrass Power
• Donterrius Johnson: Murder trial opened Monday
• Charges dismissed against Garrick Jermel Daniels
• Jury selection for murder trial begins
• At Random: Rufus the deer
• Students Conduct 'Business in Germany'
• New Advisory Committee Strives to Unite Student Employees
• Library celebrates summer reading
• Leadership Lowndes class gives blood
• Two Valdostans face prison for child porn
• Murder charges filed against man accused of killing girlfriend
• Jury unanimous in convicting Valdostan of murdering woman
• Woman shot to death
• Slain woman’s children testify
• WILL WE SEE YOU? How many of you are coming in next week to register during late...
• Decision still looms for future of once proposed biomass plant site
• Lt. Col. Stuewe Jr. takes command of 23rd Fighter Group
• Do YOU want to attend FALL I term? Guess what... YOU still have an opportunity!!! Late registration for Fall 1 term will be August 1st -3rd. If you have not been advised, YOU can be advised this week to be able to register online when the module opens.
• FYI - Many GMC faculty are unable to access their GMC email accounts at this time. We are working to contact faculty to provide instructions for gaining access to their account. The problem should be resolved by the start of classes.
• Jurors hear opening statements in murder trial
• Life Steps camp teaches respect and leadership
• Community care house provides breakfasts and hope
• VSU Hosts Summer AP Institute
• VSU Hosts Summer Commencement
• Families find fun that’s Second to None
• VSU Planetarium offers a new look at the stars
• Valwood School welcomes new headmaster
• Lake Park man gets life in prison
• Valdosta’s Mailbox Club helps Cambodian children
• SGMC’s new Imaging Center to open Aug. 1
• Moody AFB welcomes new commander
• Kudzu Kid in the news
• Industrial Authority Chairman named
• Parole denied for man convicted in 1982 murder
• Avoid paying a $50 late registration fee and register now. The registration module will remain open until July 22nd. This Friday, July 22nd, is also the payment deadline for all pre and regular registrations.
• The Happening 2011
• Professor Inspires Critical Thinking through Ancient Texts
• Rainy days help parched Valdosta
• Times makes another request for info on violent incidents at Valdosta State Prison
• Kindsvater assumes command of 93rd AGOW at Moody
• Guardian Bank robbed at gunpoint
• Five Points revitalization taking shape
• LAST DAY FOR FALL I Registration!!! The Advising Center is open until 12 today, if you need assistance with registration! Don't procrastinate or hesitate, just do it today!
• Fans line up early for last ‘Harry Potter’ film
• Blackburn wins YOBIPics Contest
• LAST CALL......Tomorrow is the last day to register for Fall I 2011 term without paying a late registration fee! Don't forget the campus closes at 12 noon on Fridays. Scoot on in to the Advising Center, QUICK! ;-)
• PSST! Junior
• Industrial Authority welcomes new director
• Athletic Training Students Tour The Hughston Foundation
• Hernandez 'not guilty'
• Citizens speak against Cat Creek crowding
• Gayle announces bid for mayor
• Ok...where are the GMC students? I didn't get a response yesterday. So come on and take a minute to "holla" back... ;-) IF YOU HAVE NOT REGISTERED and YOU are attending FALL I term....I want to hear why! ;-) COME ON .....
• Ok...where are the GMC students? I didn't get a response yesterday. So come on and take a minute to "holla" back... ;-) IF YOU HAVE NOT REGISTERED and YOU are attending FALL I term....I want to hear why! ;-) COME ON .....
• Signatures for school unification referendum turned in
• Upward Bound Summer Celebration
• What are YOU waiting for? We are still waiting on you to get registered for FALL I term. Do you need help? If so, how can we help you get registered?
• Swamp blazes good for business
• Brown moves from potential postal inspector to pastor
• Bike group provides funeral escort for Army veteran
• Home invasion suspect dies
• Times photographer witnesses historic final shuttle launch
• Sam Allen holds press conference to speak against school consolidation
• Yale-bound Graduate Wins International Trombone Festival
• Bright Star Thinks BIG for Valdosta
• Pet thefts increasing in Valdosta
• VSU Hosts 32th Annual Governor's Honors Program
• VSU Chamber Singers to Perform at ACDA Conference
• Hear ye, Hear ye.... All Sophomores and Freshman that have been advised, Gooooooooo Register!!!!!!!! If you have not been advised, go see your Advisor or email your advisor!
• Fire breaks out at Hudson Dockett
• Don't wait ....Calling all Freshman that have been advised! You can begin registering tommorow for Fall I term! Get the classes you need/want by registering early!
• Valdosta Campus registration for Fall 1 2011 term resumed today July 5th. Students who have completed advisement can register online or with the assistance of an adviser at this time. If you did not complete advisement prior to today then you can compl
• Families gather for annual pyrotechnic display
• HEY....Are YOU a GMC sophomore? Have you been advised? If you answered both with a YES, Today is YOUR day! YOU can register!!!! If you are a sophomore and have been advised, you can register online now!!!!
• Tea Party members rally
• Fuciarelli Appointed Asst. Vice President for Research and Dean of Graduate School
• July 4: The bond that forever connects Jefferson, Adams
• Vietnam veteran finds another mission in the ministry
• Where to see fireworks and celebrate the Fourth of July in South Georgia
• Retired pastor gives voice to children of addiction
• Coupon extremists: Zeal for savings resulting in thefts
• Workcamp holds closing ceremony for volunteers
• Cherry Lake makes splash with annual July 4 boat parade
• Designers discuss PSST! lights, costumes, sets
• Water main breaks at James Road
• Lowndes folks are discouraged from using fireworks
• Southern Hospitality Group Workcamp helps with home repairs
• Stakich Awarded Trow Undergraduate Scholarship
• Be Rich In Faith
• Dynamite found at Okefenokee
• Bears are on the move in Lowndes County
• Governor’s Honor students return to VSU
• Blackwater Writing Project Summer Institute
• Rand McNally team pays a visit to Valdosta
• Help pass the word along....Happening June 30th from 8am until 6pm,ADMISSIONS Day! Do you know of someone who just graduated from high school & wants to start college, or maybe someone who lost his/her job & wants to earn a degree, or possibly, j
• SGMC’s longtime food services supervisor retires
• New Psychology and Counseling Building Promotes Research Opportunities
• Gathering promotes health awareness
• KLVB honors volunteers
• VSU cuts ribbon on new Psychology and Counseling Building
• Help pass the word along....Happening June 30th from 8am until 6pm,ADMISSIONS Day! Do you know of someone who just graduated from high school & wants to start college, or maybe someone who lost his/her job & wants to earn a degree, or possibly, j
• SCHOOL SUPPLY DRIVE!!!!!!!! Ms. Tindall's, GMC 154 class, is hosting a School supply drive for The Haven! The drive will take place June 23rd - July 19th. There will boxes placed around the campus for you to place your donations. Need ideas? noteboo
• As you move forward into the Summer term, are you finding areas of study that are difficult for you? If yes, we can help you! Tutoring services are available to you and the services are FREE of charge. Pick-up an Academic service schedule today for locat
• HAIRSPRAY!
• Mayor Fretti's ethics investigation to continue
• Advising for Fall I term is happening NOW! Don't wait until it is too late....Come in now and see an Advisor!
• Two firefighters killed fighting Florida wildfire
• Times partners with Wild Adventures for Independence weekend
• VSU Assists with the South Georgia Farmworker Health Project
• Are you set and ready to go with your Financial Aid for Fall I term? Are you sure? If not, please go by the Financial Aid office and double check! The Financial Aid Priority deadline is June 24th!
• Wiregrass Georgia hosts BELAY camp this week
• USPS targets Cecil Post Office for closure
• Listen up GMC graduates and upcoming GMC graduates! Would you like to purchase a beautiful GMC diploma frame? Well, now you can! Go to www.ProfessionalFraming.com and order online.
• At Random: Emma Stevens Murrah
• FBI raids office of former Moody contractor
• Celebrating Juneteenth
• Police offer $2,500 reward in 2008 murder case
• Eunice family donates new dive suits
• The Jungle Book
• VPD makes arrest in final unsolved 2009 murder
• Peach State Summer Theater Offers Pay-What-You-Can Performances
• Alumnus Portrays Mark Twain at Turner Center July 21
• VSU Summer Graduate Enrollment Soars
• VSU Expands Online Degree Programs at Undergraduate and Graduate Levels
• Do you have a web hold on your GMC account? Did you know??? *You may request that your web hold be lifted without being advised. To do this simply email your advisor with the subject “lift hold” & include your name and ID number in t
• *Registration will begin July 5th (sophomores who have been advised) and July 6th (freshmen who have been advised.) *Getting advised is quick, easy, & essential to your academic success. To be advised either visit us in person @ the Advising Center
• The sun is shining, the grass is growing, and swimming pools are overflowing. That’s right, summer is officially here! But soon the breeze will be blowing, the leaves will be falling, and the Fall 1 Quarter at GMC will be starting! Advising for
• WILD ADVENTURES...Big Top Circus & Big time savings! Wild Adventures offers special discounts to GMC students by seasonal coupons. You can locate the discounted coupons on the Partnering Business board in building B! Happening Now through July 1
• Parolees to replace migrants?
• Wes Taylor only finalist for Lowndes County School System superintendent
• MLK Corridor Project moving ... slowly
• Computing Adventures @ VSU 2011
• ADMISSIONS DAY happening TODAY!!!!!!!! Apply to be a student at GMC today, and the application fee is waived! If you know of family, friends, co-workers, that are planning on applying, call them now and let them know to come on out today! An Advisor is
• ADMISSIONS DAY happening TODAY!!!!!!!! Apply to be a student at GMC today, and the application fee is waived! If you know of family, friends, co-workers, that are planning on applying, call them now and let them know to come on out today! An Advisor is
• Canning plant at LHS campus up and running
• Crossing guard has seen generations of students pass by
• Really Big D: Mavericks top Heat 105-95 for NBA title
• Lady Antebellum ‘owns the night’ at Wild Adventures
• Times honored with GPA awards
• VSU students examine some of the thousands of lakes in Ireland
• Marple gets plaque from Moody Air Force Base
• Local authorities gear up for hurricane season
• Australian finds romance with local Valdostan on Facebook
• VSU Announces Graduates and Dean's List for Spring 2011
• Who wants a FREE doughnut? Glazed, Chocolate, or Caramel? YUM YUM YUM! Come visit with the Deans in Building B, Room 2401 at 9am! See YOU there!
• The Faculty and Staff welcome all new and returning students for Summer 2011 term! We look forward to having you on campus as you move toward your future! Don't forget, get involved with club and campus activities!
• Welcome to Valdosta, Dolly!
• Remembering ‘Mama:’ Hewett’s children express feelings about Cold Blood story
• Wiregrass LLC to buy unused land at biomass facility site
• Fishermen escape from falling tree
• VSU Visionary: Keri Long
• Dentist has brightened smiles, saved lives
• Allied invasion to free Europe began 67 years ago today
• Hart wins Daily Times Taste-off
• Killer’s sister: ‘In Cold Blood’ inaccurate
• What everyone should know in the event of a disaster
• Ribbon cut for new park pavilion
• Groups sue over Georgia immigration law
• CAROUSEL
• Burning issue put to rest
• Last call for Late Registration, Summer term! Today is the last day! Come in today and get registered!! The Advising center is open until 5pm.
• Wild Adventures’ Queenie the elephant dies
• Millionaire's Will: Ga. court sides with mistress in estate battle
• Valdosta pauses to reflect on Memorial Day
• Burns racing into a career with cars
• Plenty of places for kids to have a good time
• Bin Laden raid avenges Valdostan’s death
• LHS Class of 2011 graduates
• American mom fights for children to share her birthright
• VHS Class of 2011 graduates
• Wiregrass Georgia Technical College offers drunk driving simulator
• Thompson found guilty of murder
• Are YOU graduating from GMC? Did you come to the Graduation information meeting? If you didn't attend and you are graduating, please come by and see Mrs. Reaves in building B, room 2301, before Graduation. We really appreciate all of the graduates
• Are you wanting to attend Summer term, but haven't registered? Guess what.... You can still register! Late registration for Summer term is May 31 and June 1! Come on out and get registered!
• Tour of the Lowndes County Animal Shelter
• The "Be The Match" event, sponsored by the Adventure club, was a huge success in March! The final donation amount to "Be The Match" is in ......drum roll, please........$2,053.70! There are 261 people that have joined the "Be T
• Mother testifies in toddler's death
• Redistricting in Georgia: Citizens voice their opinions
• Crossing Guard of the Year named
• LATE REGISTRATION for Summer term is May 31 and June 1. Advisors are available to assist students with course planning at this time.
• Pizza party marks end of the school year
• Man pulls out of the fast lane to work with House of Grace
• Crowds turn out for annual Peach Festival
• Hospital acquisition issues studied
• Checking out some classic cars
• Air park dedicated
• Retired banker ‘Jim’ Hennly dies
• Congratulations to Casandra Kilgore! She is the winner of the graduation package giveaway! Thanks to all of the graduates that come out to the Graduation Information mtg. yesterday. It was a great success! If you are graduating and didn't make it t
• Busy busy busy around our campus! Graduates preparing for graduation and students finishing finals! Let me see a shout out from you if you are glad the Spring term is over, especially finals. ;-)
• In memory of James Eunice
• Regal Marine marks 10 years
• Memorial Day 5K
• ATL Hall of Fame to Honor Tuggle
• Father-Daughter Art Exhibit
• SGMC breaks ground on new parking deck
• Students Enjoy Benefits of New Mass Media Building
• Two arrested in Ousley Road home invasion
• Childers responds to complaints of animal cruelty
• What Happened to Keith Rocheleau?
• Upward Bound Seniors Honored
• Space Shuttle Endeavour takes off on its final mission
• Lowndes High freshman wins car
• Bullets changed her life forever
• Mathews named 2011 Woman of the Year
• Hundreds turn out for Mother/Son Luau
• Bones aren’t human; Gator hunter advises public to be wary
• Brown Bag concerts wrap up
• PTK - Phi Theta Kappa Induction Ceremony will be held today, Friday, May 13, at 12:30 p.m. at Trinity Presbyterian Church.
• Resident discovers gator in Foxborough subdivision
• SGMC acquires Smith Northview
• College of Education Honors Top Students
• Home & Garden Tour returns this weekend
• ATTENTION GRADUATES! Please make plans to attend the Graduation information meeting scheduled for Thurs., May 19th in Bldg. B, rm 2401. You can just drop in between 9am-12 noon or 4:30-5:30. You don't have to stay for the entire time, as it is just
• GMC Graduation coming up! Are you graduating? Have you applied for Graduation? The last day to apply for graduation is May 16th! Don't wait until it is too late!
• Valdosta Heritage Foundation decides to save the Roberts House
• Do YOU have a talent? Please enlighten us as to what your talent is!
• Arson suspected in small fires
• Science teacher voted out
• Happening Now! You can still get advised for Summer term! The Advising Center is now providing late registration advising through June 1st! Come in today!
• Arm-wrestling legend Cleve Dean passes
• VSU Visionary: Myles Grier
• Members of many faiths attend inter-faith service
• Swamp fire growing rapidly
• Peach State Offers Lively Season
• Hey, Did you know that GA Power has a scholarship available? The deadline to apply is May 13th! Go by the Financial Aid office and pick up an application. One of our GMC students is guaranteed to win it!
• Swamp fire triples in size
• Newly-ordained minister believes "God is the God of surprises"
• VSU Visionary: Kristy Peeples
• Valdosta Scholar Magazine
• Regents Name New Chancellor for USG
• Students Recognized for Excellence in Undergraduate Research
• University Honors Students for Academic Success
• VSU Visionary: Jasmine Smith
• Gloryhill opens new Cowboy Church
• Vendors, customers turn out for first Farm Day
• In wake of bin Laden’s death, fraternity remembers fallen brother
• Two Wiregrass Tech students win ‘new’ cars
• 60th Annual National Day of Prayer held on Lowndes Courthouse lawn
• Meth lab discovered on Gornto Road
• casting call
• GMC presents to you our newest Partnering Business! Pizza Hut on N. Ashley Street. You can order a large one topping pizza for $8.00 any day and any time with proof of your GMC photo id. Mmmmmm mmmm good! There are also coupons available on the GMC Part
• Summer advisement/registration ends at 12:00pm on Friday, May 6. If you complete advisement you can access the web registration module until 11:59pm on May 6th. Avoid late fees and register now. Contact the Advising Center with any questions at 229-37
• Uh Oh.....You haven't registered for Summer term? Well, guess what.... YOU can register through tomorrow at 12 noon. Go ahead and register for Fall I term, too!
• Heir to the Everlasting
• A first: Downtown Valdosta Farm Days
• Hudson Dockett mass-shooting: Sanders not guilty of murder
• A quieter talking library
• Westside Elementary School raises funds for classmate's funeral
• VSU Student Appointed to National Radio Board
• Brewton-Parker College is currently offering the junior & senior level coures required for a Bachelor degree in Business Administration on the GMC Valdosta campus. Brewton-Parker is considering continuing this program into next year & possibly e
• Singer keeps the faith despite hardships
• How terror mastermind’s death affects Valdostans
• Assistant Director of Residential Education to Represent the State
• College of Education Announces Peer Advisors
• Alumnus Dreams to Ride Free and Breathe Easy
• Annual Luncheon Honors Retirees
• Have YOU registered for Summer term? How about Fall I term? If not, you can register through this Friday!
• AP sources: DNA testing confirms bin Laden death
• Greek Life Ends Semester Strong
• Did you know someone who died in the 9/11 attacks?
• President confirms: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Derby ducks race to raise money for Second Harvest
• Park Avenue Bank closes
• We do apologize for the inconvenience that was caused yesterday when our phone, email, and web services all went down. All services have been restored.
• Charter Communications was able to restore the internet pipe to us during the night. All services have been restored.
• South Georgia escapes deadly weather
• Summer Camps 2011
• Full house at VDT’s Administrative Professionals Day
• Louis Levy named interim VSU president
• Summer 2011 Financial Aid Information Many students are asking the question, “Do I have any PELL grant or Loan funds left for the Summer?” This is an excellent question to ask, due to the fact that some students will have exhausted all of t
• Do YOU like Tropical Smoothie? I have free scratch off tickets to be given away! Come find the table in Building B!
• Valdosta singer places second in national contest
• TODAY is the DAY! If you have not been advised or registered!!!! Get Busy. ALL GMC students that have not been advised and get advised today, then register! Also, help a classmate out and ask them if they have registered for Summer and Fall I term! He/Sh
• Smoltz arrives for South Georgia Classic
• Louis Levy Named Interim President at Valdosta State University
• Calling all Freshman! If you have been advised YOU can register today! IF you have not been advised, You can be advised today or tomorrow if no other students are waiting for assistance who did complete advisement last week. However, you will not be ab
• Schloss leaving Valdosta State
• Students that have not been advised for Summer 2011 term, can be advised on Wednesday, April 27th. Come in first thing on Wednesday to see an Advisor!
• Calling all Freshman..... YOU can register for Summer 2011 term beginning tomorrow, if you have been advised.
• Are you a GMC Sophomore??? Have you been advised? If you answered yes to both questions, you can register for Summer 2011 term beginning today! Don't wait and miss out on the class you want or need this term!
• Mario Bartoletti's secret to life: Keep active
• VSU Honors Student Employees
• Symposium Highlights Graduate Research
• VSU Hosts Commencement Ceremonies May 6 and 7
• Science Instructor Named Outstanding Educator of the Year
• VSU President Assuming New Position with USG
• With John Smoltz coming to town for Nationwide, Braves fan hopes to add his autograph to her collection
• Easter gets off to an egg-citing start
• Police still awaiting autopsy results on body found buried in yard
• Suicide note tipped off police to buried body
• Inquiry into mayor requested
• The World on a String
• Suspect identified in buried body case
• Who are YOU pieing or dunking tomorrow? Hmm....Who will it be?
• Email service and all missing messages has been restored.
• LAST DAY .....Get your art/photography in for the contest tomorrow! Art and Photography Contest - Deadline for submission is Wednesday, April 20, at 5:00 pm. See Mr. Daugherty for details. Trophy and goodie bag for first place in each contest; medal f
• The History Club and Film Society have joined forces at this year's Collegiate Games, held April 20-21: TODAY at 1:30, will be showing "Zoolander" as a fun choice for the movie, room 2305. We'll host the Jeopardy challenge at 1:30PM
• Proceedings amid protest
• Our email server went down sometime early this morning. We are working to repair it as quickly as we can.
• Ga. Regents approve tuition increases at colleges
• The student email server is currently down. The IT department is currently working to get this problem corrected. Please stay tuned for updated information!
• Westside Watch: Neighborhood watch committee gathers at elementary school
• VSU Cheer and Dance Does it Again
• Public speaks out at police accreditation forum
• Mayor’s travel expenses questioned
• Attention all loan borrowers: Will you need to borrow under the Federal Direct Loan Program (Subsidized or Unsubsidized) for the 2011-2012 school year?If so, the Request for Stafford Loan MUST be submitted to the financial aid office. The new form is req
• The Collegiate Games will be held Wed April 20th and Thurs April 21st! Check out the schedule for some exciting events!
• Rudine Miller leads a life of faith and fashion
• Passover, 'Festival of Spring,' starts tonight
• Finalists Announced for Dean of the Dewar College of Education
• It's a Deaf, Deaf World
• Fifth Annual Read Fest
• Dean Honored for Dedication to Community
• VSU students from abroad share their cultures with international dinner
• ‘Person of interest’ sought in homicide probe
• Tea Party activists rally in Valdosta
• Police: Bones found in back yard
• TORNADO WARNING FOR BALDWIN, JONES, AND PUTNAM UNTIL 7a.m. F. Van Horn
• Businesses showcase in Valdosta
• Rough weather expected tonight
• Your IT department has heard your complaints about student emails, and we are implementing a new system this summer for your use. We will be moving all student email services to Microsoft Live@Edu to offer expanded capabilities and reliable service. Fo
• The IT Staff would like you to be aware that the changes that moved your online self-service options into WebAdvisor are in preparation for our implementation of the new portal system this year. Our new system will bring all student systems into one sea
• VHS theatre presents musical ‘Spelling Bee’
• Candlelight vigil held at City Hall for victims of crime
• Campus Earth Day Activities April 18-22
• Nashville man faces new charge
• Vendors showcase a tasty side of business
• House passes Sunday alcohol sales bill
• VSU Hosts Fifth Annual Relay for Life
• To all Students: The GMC Financial Aid Office is proud to announce new features within WebAdvisor. Students can now view their Financial Aid by term or by year. Students can now view their Award Letter by year. Students can now view their documents a
• To all students: You now have the capability to pay your bill online through our WebAdvisor system. To access, please login to GMCOnline.edu. Instructions for accessing WebAdvisor will be on the home page of your portal after you sign in. There are al
• Valdosta singer in national contest’s final five
• Fla. artist takes top honor at Spring Into Art show
• Interested in a Biology major or already declared Biology as your major? If so, check your GMC email account for important course offering information. Also, the GMC Biology faculty invite you to a meeting on Tuesday, April 19 at 1:30pm, Rm. 406 to disc
• Former Moody switchboard operator started work with trial by fire
• VSU Hosts 17th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium
• Tennis Match Benefits Children's Miracle Network
• Valdosta’s biggest art show opens with a difference
• SGMC introduces robotic surgical system
• Fund-raising campaign in James Eunice's name nears an end
• Community gathers for black tie event
• Family displaced by house fire
• Perren receives public service award
• SIFE Heads to Nationals
• Storm hits South Georgia
• Fire damages PCA plant
• Spending showdown: Obama presses Congress to avoid government shutdown
• Virtual Visitors Welcomed
• Gas leak forces YMCA evacuation
• Memorial observance held in honor of late civil rights icon
• 35th Annual International Dinner: Red Carpet Around the World
• Blue Day to Help Prevent Child Abuse
• Greeks Staying Busy in April
• Alumnus' Future in the Click of Your Mouse
• Effective immediately, you may view your unofficial transcript on your web advisor (online registration system). Unofficial transcripts have migrated to the web advisor as part of the migration upgrades. This is in an effort to improve security and st
• Music is in Michael Barr's blood
• Slowing down on I-75
• Spanish Professor Unites Art and Research
• Restaurants offer a taste of Valdosta
• South Georgia’s shoppers turn out for big yard sale
• Vehicle flips on Ashley Street
• VSU plays host to "April in Paris"
• Doors open for VDT yard sale at 7 a.m.
• The Summer and Fall 1 term class schedules are available on the GMC Valdosta website under the Academics tab. Select the Print Class Schedule tab. Academic advisement will resume on April 11th. Printed copies of the schedule, the express version hando
• Chamber honors Valdosta area’s business leaders
• Snake Nation Road sinkhole repairs on the way
• Online Bachelor Degree Programs Provide Greater Accessibility
• Watching rails to save lives
• Lanier man arrested by FBI agents
• A huge THANK YOU goes out to the GMC Faculty & Staff, and Students, for your support of the "BetheMatch" event held on campus yesterday! The event was very successful! We surpassed our two goals for the number of people coming in to get te
• Welcome Home: Moody airmen return from deployment
• Deployed dad surprises daughter
• Exploring the sun’s potential
• Georgia's Oldest University Repertory Celebrates 25 Years
• University to Test Campus Alert System on March 31
• New principal hopes to continue VHS’ growth
• VSU to Host Events for Sexual Assault Awareness Month
• Donate Shoes for Japan Relief Wednesday
• Residence Hall Association to Host 2012 Conference
• Return of the BlazeFest
• Calling ALL GMC students! Please come on over to room 2401 from 9am until 7pm! We will be hosting the "BetheMatch" event! T-shirts on sale for $10.00 each and don't forget your raffle tickets for $1.00....great prizes! See you then
• Advisement for Summer & Fall 1 terms is underway. All students should complete academic advisement by April 22. Online registration begins the week of April 25th for students who have had their advising hold lifted. Contact your adviser today to pl
• Malaysian native pursues the American Dream
• The GMC student email portal has been restored. We apologize for the interruption and the delay in service. The equipment piece has been replaced and students can now utilize their GMC email.
• Man’s life more amazing than his hole-in-one
• Energy Conservation Contest and Earth Day Celebration
• Boots 'N Bling Charity Fling
• St. John Catholic School celebrates 70 years of service
• Student email service has been restored. Thank you for your patience.
• Riding and roping in Nashville
• Theatre Professor Captures National Award and the Hearts of her Students
• Keep the ball rolling.... Advising for Summer and Fall I term begins on Monday! Advisement is March 28-April 22, 2011! See your Advisor!
• ‘Giddy Up’ there cowboy
• CUEE kickoff
• FastTrac Growth Venture Class of 2011 Recognized
• Miracle Child
• Jacque Wheeler wins Kennedy Center Inspirational Teacher Award
• University Supports Culture of Continuous Improvement
• VSU Cadets Organize Local Bataan Death March
• Two arrested at Woodstone Apartments
• MARK YOUR CALENDARS! The Adventure club will host a "BetheMatch" drive next Tuesday,March 29th from 9am until 7pm. The event will be held in room 2401. The event is honor of a Michele Siegrist, 20 year old VSU nursing student which has recently
• Discussing issues about Georgia’s education
• Biddix Pioneers Innovative Educational Research
• Orchestra Aims to Feed America and Escape to the Stars
• DROP/ADD DROP/ADD DROP/ADD DROP/ADD DROP/ADD DROP/ADD DROP/ADD Don't forget today is the last day to DROP/ADD for Spring 2011 term! See your Advisor today if you need to complete a Drop/Add
• Murder charges filed against man in strangling case
• Semi-truck, car involved in wreck
• 'The Vagina Monologues' to Support Haitian Women and Girls
• DROP/ADD is happening today and tomorrow only! Please see your Advisor in the Advising center for details.
• HOT DOG EXPRESS is now open in the student center of building B! Make sure you stop by and check it out! Get you a snack, lunch, or dinner!
• Good morning! Let the SPRING 2011 term begin! We are excited to have our new and returning students with us! Make sure you get involved on campus with activities and clubs!
• Grandmother’s influence shaped Youth of the Year
• Ray City celebrates sixth annual Plow Day
• Arrest made in strangling case
• Body unearthed in back yard
• Census shows growth of the region
• Barbecue contest raising money to help children in foster care
• Body linked to missing person's case; man sought for questioning
• Area STAR students, teachers honored
• MARK YOUR CALENDARS! The Adventure club will host a "BetheMatch" drive on March 29th from 9am until 7pm. The event will be held in room 2401. The event is honor of a Michele Siegrist, 20 year old VSU nursing student which has recently been re
• All aboard..... The History club will be going on their ST. AUGUSTINE trip tomorrow! Have fun and enjoy!
• ‘Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe’ presented by Gingerbread Players
• Riesinger Accepts Position as SBDC Area Director
• Hooters in Valdosta closes
• ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’
• E-SPLOST passes
• Competing to learn forestry
• A World Away from Home: Valdosta’s Japanese residents comment on crisis
• VSU Career Services to Host Spring Career Expo
• Happening today and tomorrow, LATE REGISTRATION for Spring term! Don't wait around! Get Registered today!
• Lofton leaving Industrial Authority
• Pro bike rider aims for the big time
• Crowds turn out for food, festivities at Azalea Festival
• Georgia Sheriffs’ Boys Ranch celebrates anniversary today
• Woman shot in Valdosta
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Wild Adventures returns
• Cyclist dies from injuries
• Annual Gala Presents April in Paris
• Authorities believe remains may belong to missing Ohio woman
• Roy Smith guilty on all nine counts
• Councilman’s ethics questioned
• Don't forget...Late Registration is March 15th and 16th! You have to see your Advisor for academic advisement before registering! We hope you are enjoying your break!
• Animals get deluxe treatment for annual Beef Show and Sale
• Fifty-three year mill employee has no date set to retire
• Professor Writes of Sniffing Glue and Football Rivalries
• Blazer Pantry Continues to Grow
• Blazer Pantry Continues to Grow
• Blazer Pantry Continues to Grow
• Families drawn to Deer Fest
• Folk Fair brings a taste of distant lands to Valdosta
• Auction aids memorial fund
• Use the link below to access the current campus newsletter. Hard copies will be available in about two weeks.
• Athletes from nine counties gather for Special Olympics events
• Safe Spring Break Fair - Health and Wellness Fair
• Fire destroys barn near Dasher
• Are you ready for some food on campus? Oh yes, The Hot Dog Express will open on March 21st, the first Monday of Spring term. The Hot Dog Express will be open on Mon-Thurs from 8:15am until 1:30pm and 5pm until 7pm. The Friday schedule is from 8:15am unti
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow purchasing valuables in Valdosta
• Have YOU registered for Spring term? If you have not, contact your Advisor today to complete academic advisement and you can register during late registration on March 15th and 16th! Don' wait!
• Ragan and Taylor chosen to Education Advisory Board
• Alumnus Defies Thirst
• Body of Ohio man found in Tennessee
• Fire destroys Zaxby’s
• Georgia House passes bill cutting HOPE scholarships
• Inaugural Volunteer Service Fair March 30
• Skyrocketing gasoline prices hitting South Georgians hard
• SIFE cuts ribbon on new facility in Ora Lee West
• Zaxby's damaged by fire: update, photos
• REMINDER: Late Registration for Spring term is March 15 - 16th. Contact your advisor today to complete academic advisement.
• Taiwanese teachers, students visiting area middle schools
• Search continues for missing couple
• Miss Black and Gold Scholarship Pageant to be held Thursday
• Yard Sale to benefit boy’s speech treatment
• Legendary Harlem Globetrotters trotting into Valdosta
• Black Artifacts Exhibit returns
• Lowndes authorities search for missing couple's bodies
• Valdosta home lost to flames
• Public a no-show at ESPLOST meeting
• Mayor Fretti delivers ‘State of the City’ Address
• VSU's Ribbon Cutting for SIFE Skills Success Center
• Report on funds spent by Industrial Authority during biomass conference
• VSU Air Force ROTC Hosts High School Drill Meet
• VSU Hosts 18th Annual ACED Conference
• Sweeping changes for HOPE
• Harris awarded Congressional Medal
• GMC ranks 12th in nation’s 2010 community colleges
• GMC STUDENTS ARE INVITED TO join the History Club on their journey to ST. Augustine to visit historic Castillo de San Marcos and the first permanent European settlement, St. Augustine! Click the "Events" tab for additional information. You do
• Groundbreaking held for solar facility
• VSU Graduate Student Receives Congressional Gold Medal
• Two suspects in custody following hotel standoff
• VSU Waives Fees for Active Duty Military Students
• Students Receive Funds for Study Abroad Program
• Assistant Professor Receives Research Grant
• Deadly shooting probed
• Man shot to death in Valdosta
• Manhunt under way after standoff at Valdosta hotel
• Community marks Arbor Day
• Wiregrass Tech honored for award
• HAVE YOU REGISTERED FOR SPRING TERM? Today is the last day for registration until Late Registration! If you need to see an Advisor, s-p-r-i-n-g on in to the Advising Center. Advisors are here until 12 noon today.
• Information session focuses on E-SPLOST continuation
• VSU Debate Team Earns Highest Rank at Tournament
• Aging infrastructure, growth, and other issues contribute to city’s sewer woes
• Ham and Egg Show and Sale ends with auction
• GMC STUDENTS ARE INVITED TO join the History Club for DOWNFALL (2004), the Story of Hitler’s final days in his Berlin bunker at the end of WWII. Based on Traudl Junge’s (LAST secretary for the dictator), "Until the Final Hour: Hitler
• Mark your calendars! The SGA Annual Health Fair will be hosted in room 2401 on February 24th from 9am until 2pm. Click the "Events" tab for additional information. You don't want to miss it! Make plans now to attend!
• Preserving tradition: Grand Champions named in Ham and Egg Show
• Officers honored
• Industrial Authority discusses upcoming projects
• Award-Winning Author to Visit VSU
• Watch Valdosta State Events Live Online
• ADVENTURE CLUB.....Come Adventure with us! WHEN: Thursday, Feb. 17th TIME: 2:30pm HERE: Room 2203 WHO CAN ATTEND? GMC students that are looking for an Adventure….. We will be discussing and planning for the next event hosted by the Adven
• 18 couples tie the knot at Probate Court on Valentine's Day
• Womack-Wynne Named Graduate of the Last Decade
• Thanks to everyone who came out and supported the GMC Sweetheart 5K. Congratulations to Ms. Santicola, who took first place in her age group.
• Tolliver moves from engineering to pediatrics
• Plan to reuse bomb material in power plants runs into challenges
• Spectator Wins Four GCPA Awards
• Residence Halls Compete for Green
• Valdosta house fire leaves residents homeless
• Celebration of African-American History Month kicks off
• Former commissioner, sheriff G. Robert Carter dies
• House burns in Valdosta
• 'Music Man' makes actor's dream come true
• Valdosta Wildcat museum renamed in Waller's honor
• Come on out and support the Adventure Club and your heart health by participating in the Sweetheart Race this Saturday. Bring your "sweetie" and enter as a team. Click the "Events" tab for additional information. The race will be h
• Forests provide billions in benefits to Georgia
• Career Services to Host Spring Semester Education Career Day
• ADVENTURE CLUB * ADVENTURE CLUB * ADVENTURE CLUB * ADVENTURE CLUB The Adventure Club will meet today in room 2203 at 2pm. It is not too late to join! Come on out and find out about the next Adventure!
• The American Red Cross Blood Drive is happening now! Don't wait ....go participate and donate blood to help save a life! The drive ends at 2pm!
• Berrien pilots the future of school medicine
• VSU Hosts 2011 Online Lifeline Conference
• ADVENTURE CLUB * ADVENTURE CLUB * ADVENTURE CLUB * ADVENTURE CLUB The Adventure Club will meet tomorrow in room 2203 at 2pm. It is not too late to join! Come on out and find out about the next Adventure!
• The Student Service League is hosting the GMC Blood Drive. Come on out and give. Help Save a Life! When: Tomorrow, Feb. 10th Time: 9:00 am until 2:00pm Where: GMC Parking Lot (Look for the Blood Mobile) Prepare for your donation experience. Eat a heal
• Today is the day! Have you been advised and registered for Spring term 2011? If not, you can see your Advisor today and then register online! Come on and don't wait until it is too late! ;-)
• ‘Dealing’ with water woes
• Brilliant Beethoven: Violin virtuoso joins Valdosta Symphony Orchestra concert
• Kicking off soccer season
• SIFE to Feed 'Hungry Hearts' Saturday
• Kang Named Editor for Immunology Journal
• Calling all FRESHMAN!!! Have YOU been advised for the SPRING 2011 term? If you can say "YES", get online and register for SPRING 2011 term! Don't wait .....
• Merged libraries create largest genealogical center in East
• Valdosta Symphony Orchestra Concerts this Spring
• One-Man Show Tells a Lynching Survivor's Story
• Are YOU a Sophomore? Have YOU been advised for the SPRING 2011 term? If your answer is yes to both questions, GO online and get registered for SPRING 2011 term!
• VSU vice president trades South Carolina for South Georgia
• Science Saturday Celebrates International Year of Chemistry
• Derby Duck Race returns to battle hunger
• Scouts honored at banquet
• Ticket sales soar for popular Father-Daughter Valentine Dance
• Detective expected to recover following shooting
• Georgia Secretary of State visits Valdosta
• Son of late President Reagan speaks in Valdosta
• VSU Theatre presents 'Enchanted Mirrors'
• Jurors did not reach a verdict for Lewis Mitchell Jr. murder case
• Sorority Sponsors 'Diamonds in the Dugout' Fundraiser
• Rotary Club Sponsors International Scholar
• Student Selected to Regional Leadership Team
• NOTICE: Change for Spring 2011 schedule! The code change for GMC154 is now coded as GMCA 154. You will not see any GMC154 course in web registration because it is now listed as GMCA154 and the original synonyms on the express registration have also chan
• Do you check your GMC student email account daily? If your answer is no, please be mindful that important reminders/notices are emailed to your student email accounts. Check for important notices today!
• Get signed up for the next 5K! St. John School ‘n’ GMC Sweetheart 5K!!!!!!!!!! Help us raise funds for Cross Country Team! When: Saturday, February 12, 2011 at 8 a.m. “Lil” Sweetie Run @ 8:55 a.m. 5K Course: Starts in St. John
• Shooting trial: Day one
• Moody ground breaking
• University to Host Workshop on Prior Learning Assessment
• New lecture hall honors longtime friends of VSU
• Adventure on out to the Adventure Club meeting today.....The Adventure club will meet today at 2pm in room 2203! Come join us and find out about our next adventure.
• Search ends: Teen found in Ocean Pond
• Eunice found
• Extra fees pulling in fewer funds than hoped for Georgia
• Langdale Lecture to Host Innovative Entrepreneur
• Fish found dead following waste water discharge
• Awards presented to honor excellence among Moody personnel
• Firefighters battle blaze in Dasher
• Awards presented at Lake Park chamber dinner
• Airport activities discussed at meeting
• VSU Celebrates Black History Week: Jan. 31 - Feb. 4
• Waller cuts ribbon at new Boys & Girls Club facility unit
• The Spring 2011 Class Schedule is now available! You can access it online or a hard copy can be picked up in the Advising Center!
• A historic tragedy: Valdosta’s oldest house burns
• VSU Welcomes Fulton as Communications Specialist
• VSU Announces Graduates and Dean's List for Fall 2010
• Valdosta Educators Credit Union Expands Services
• University Announces Exemption to Regents' Test
• Cox, Hobgood win chamber's Girardin award
• ADMISSIONS DAY! ADMISSIONS DAY! ADMISSIONS DAY! ADMISSIONS DAY! Happening Right Now through 6pm today....ADMISSIONS DAY! Apply to become a GMC student and the application fee is waived!!! Bring a friend and/or family member to apply and you can regi
• ADVENTURE? Yes... That is what the Adventure Club is all about. The next Adventure club meeting will be tomorrow, January 27th at 2:30 pm. We will be meeting in room 2203. We will be discussing the upcoming events and fundraisers.
• Obama: ‘Move together or not at all’
• Despite weather conditions, search and rescue efforts for missing teen ongoing
• D.A. reviews case in overturned manslaughter plea
• Dedication for Jennett Lecture Hall Scheduled for Jan. 31
• City of Valdosta’s “Boil Water Advisory” Lifted
• City examining causes of water woes
• The Math tutoring schedule for Winter 2011 has been changed. Updated Student Services Schedules have been placed at the E-Library, tutoring room, and various boards around campus. We apologize for any inconvenience!
• Attention all GMC Students: The City of Valdosta has issued a boil advisory warning for drinking water. At this time drinking water is not available in the water fountains on campus. You may bring drinking water with you or you may purchase water from
• ADMISSIONS DAY happening on Wednesday, January 26th from 8am until 6pm! Bring a friend/family member and register to win a fabulous prize! ;-)
• The winner for Friday's "Get To Know GMC" quiz is Trisha Bell. Goooo Trisha!
• Professor Launches Third Sequel of Comical Mystery
• Boil water advisory remains in effect
• Expo caters to brides-to-be
• Boys & Girls Club opening new center
• Fine Arts Gallery
• Valdostans stock up on bottled water after city system fails
• Budget cuts, tuition hikes may deplete HOPE program
• VSU Update on Drinking Water
• Update of City Water Services
• City of Valdosta Issues Boil Water Advisory Jan. 22, 2011
• Applications are now being accepted for the 2011 Dan Watkins Scholarship. The applications are available in the Financial Aid office & must be turned in by Feb.15th, 2011.
• Good morning GMC students! It is time for a "Get To Know GMC" quiz. The question is ... When is Admissions Day for Spring 2011 term? Time of event? What is Admissions Day? The first person to correctly answer the three questions wins a prize!
• DO You Know What The Investment Club is? Come find out.... WHEN: January 27th at 12:00pm WHERE: Student center in the new building. We will be going over the stock game and upcoming events!
• Appling County dive team joins search for missing teen
• Valdosta Middle Symphonic Band to play in Savannah
• Interested in History? Join the History CLUB! First Meeting of Winter Term 2011! When: Fri, Jan. 21 at noon ! Where: Room 2307
• DO YOU LIKE ADVENTURE? Join the fun..... The Adventure Club has a meeting today, January 20th at 2:00p.m. in room 2203. We will be discussing upcoming trips and fundraisers. Come and hop on board for an Adventure!
• Facebook has people across the U.S. praying for James Eunice
• Ok, Trisha Bell is the winner for yesterday's "GET TO KNOW GMC" quiz! Goooo Trisha! Be on the lookout for the next "GET TO KNOW GMC" quiz!
• Search continues
• Youth's celebrate MLK Jr.'s birthday
• Good morning GMC students! The clubs of GMC are scheduling meetings. Come on and get involved and have some fun doing it! Check out the bulletin boards for club meeting notices! WHO WILL IT BE???? Who knows all of the GMC clubs? The first person to li
• STOP Hunger Scholarships Deadline
• Search continues for missing teen
• Friends await word on missing teen
• Teen feared drowned
• Veteran to walk the U.S. for wounded warriors’ families
• Australian students visit Valdosta High
• Opponents to proposed biomass plant speak out at meeting
• House burns in Valdosta
• Interested in History? Join the History CLUB! First Meeting of Winter Term 2011! When: Fri, Jan. 21 at noon Where: Room 2307
• Weather cancels author-playwright's Valdosta visit tonight
• WHERE IN THE WORLD ARE THE DEANS? Start your search at 9:30am! Who are the DEANS of our campus? If you don't know, you can find out at 9:30 this morning! The Deans are serving doughnuts to the students! Don't miss out!
• Valdosta purchases land for wastewater plant
• Model UN Team Wins International Acclaim
• The drop period officially closed at 5:00pm today. If you did not finalize your payment arrangements then you must do so immediately tomorrow when the Business Office reopens. The bookstore can take payments in full tonight until 8:00pm.
• Interested in History? Join the History CLUB! First Meeting of Winter Term 2011! When: Fri, jan. 21 at noon Where: Room 2307
• Brooks suspect new school president
• Paulk: No more biomass
• All but 3 Red Cross centers closed across Georgia due to winter storm
• V-State Experience
• 'With a Servant's Heart' Food Drive
• 'Sleeping Beauty' and Cabaret Support Student Scholarships
• Weather service: Be on the lookout for frozen roadways
• National Guard Recognizes Complex Director for Support
• Do you need to Drop/Add a class? Tomorrow is the last day! Don't wait!
• WELCOME to all new GMC students and WELCOME BACK to returning GMC students!
• New city engineer has a design for work, life
• Storm forces cancellation of many Valdosta flights
• Governor Appoints Anita Hufft to the Georgia Board of Nursing
• 29th Annual Connell Lecture Held Jan. 24
• Winter weather forces cancellation of many Valdosta flights
• Kids play in the snow thanks to libary
• Senator Chambliss questions Wanat manual
• Lake Park begins Sunday drink sales
• Families outraged by Army’s claims
• 'With a Servant's Hearts' Food Drive Jan. 10-31
• Humane Society looks for new support
• LAST DAY...Late Registration for Winter term 2011 ends at 5pm today! Don't wait and be too late!
• Trial by Fire: Family loses house but survives blaze
• In 2010, food bank broke past year's record-setting demand
• LATE REGISTRATION for Winter 2011 is happening now, but will end after tommorow!
• County revives expanding Lowndes commission
• Please check your student email to see a list of cancelled classes. If you were registered for one of the cancelled classes, there will be no fee to select another course. The Advising center is open from 8am - 5pm, Jan. 3rd- 5th. All students will be s
• HAPPENING NOW!!!!!!!!! Late registration for Winter 2011 begins today, Jan. 3rd - Jan. 5th. If you wish to make changes to your class schedule, we are allowing drop/add beginning today, Jan. 3rd, as well!
• HAPPY NEW YEAR, 2011!!! It is going to be a great year at GMC!
• How an abandoned puppy changed a woman's life
• VSU Expands MLK Celebration
• Celebration honors Emancipation Proclamation
• Both of Valdosta’s hospitals ring in 2011 with births
• Year in Review: Top Stories of 2010
• Recycling event takes care of Christmas trees
• Parks and Rec looking to expand community class offerings
• Crawford Powell takes Oath of Office
• Valdosta Georgia Paranormal
• Valdostan strikes it big in music industry
• Helen Clark: On the go for God
• ‘Chipper’ Christmas tree sites open Sunday
• A Model Citizen: Cancer survivor loves model trains
• Program helps seniors find work
• Domestic dispute turns deadly
• Program serves around 6,000 on Christmas Eve
• Holiday decorating contest winners announced
• Valdosta-Lowndes Library offers free carriage rides
• Richard Raines sworn into office
• Valdosta Police Dept. hosts 6th annual Shop with a Cop
• Genesis Bible College offers pastor studies
• At Random: Ben Norton
• Downtown Master Plan ready except for funding
• Daily Times’ publisher retiring
• Hundreds of riders participate in 18th Annual Toy Ride
• Valdosta couple’s Nativity collection makes quite a scene
• Valdostan chosen as finalist in Gap model contest
• How I met the Southern Slam Tour
• Fire safety precautions for the holidays
• Professors Endorse Historical Markers to Honor Minorities
• Paving the way to a new tax
• Retirement reception for outgoing commissioners
• Volunteers needed to deliver meals to the homebound
• Gov.-elect Deal: Cut Georgia corporate income tax
• Hard freeze expected for Valdosta tonight
• Rotary Club reaches out to assist police officer
• Carla Jones' mission: Keeping kids in school
• Gunter named Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
• VSU Community Shares Holiday Joy
• Turner Center Hosts Auction to Support Students
• Agencies square off in bowling challenge
• Trial lawyer writes children’s book
• Crowds turn out for Christmas festivities in Hahira, Lake Park
• Brooks County residents gather to "Stop the Violence"
• Author/Speaker Honored by Local Toastmasters Club
• Meet the Leadership Lowndes class of 2011
• Good morning, GMC students! The Faculty and Staff want to wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas and Holiday Season! We look forward to seeing each of you in January 2011! The Winter term begins on Saturday, January 8th, if you are scheduled fo
• New Valdosta councilman sworn in
• Shoney's restaurants in Valdosta, Lake Park close
• Experts, opponents speak out at Biomass plant meeting
• Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club hosts State Luncheon
• Students Share Recipes from Home
• Celebrating Christmas in Hahira
• Valdosta at 150
• Fire claims musician’s life
• Christmas comes to Lake Park Saturday
• HAVE YOU HEARD??? The payment deadline for Winter term registrations has been extended to Wednesday 12/8/10. Account balances should be paid in full by the deadline to avoid any delays or interruption in scheduling. Please access your account balance t
• Realtor president Hughes loves public service
• Community lines the streets for parade
• Festival turns Downtown Valdosta into Christmas wonderland
• Weekend loaded with holiday happenings
• Dance Arts, VSO join for "The Nutcracker"
• Wiregrass named Tech College of the Year
• The 1st Annual Downtown Christmas Open House and Festival & CHRISTMAS Parade, December 4th @ 10am! Will include.....Art & Crafts, Shopping, Music, Tours, Ice Skating, Santa, Food, and Free Kid's Activities! Happening in Downtown Valdosta!
• Christmas arrives at Wild Adventures
• Two teens charged in Forrest Street burglary
• Good morning GMC students! How many newcomers for Winter 2011 do we have with us on Facebook from Orientation yesterday?
• South Georgia musicians record song for fallen friend
• The Southern Slam Tour is a full of Promise
• Lincoln Center Jazz Musician to Perform with VSU Ensemble
• TRANSCRIPT REQUEST! The deadline for students to request a transcript be sent to another college is December 6th. The transcript must be requested and paid for by December 6th if you want it to be sent out before January.
• HAVE YOU REGISTERED FOR WINTER 2011 term? REGISTRATION ENDS TOMORROW! If you don't register for classes by tomorrow, you will have to wait UNTIL January 3-5, 2011 and register during late registration and have to pay late registration fees. Don'
• Three shot in possible drug deal gone sour
• Woman spreads the Word via Christian radio
• Officials: Clinch wildfire 100 percent contained
• Students Build Graduate Organization
• Delk named Certified Nurse Educator
• Golden Isles Alumni Host Oyster Roast
• Mobile command post gives police an edge in holiday law enforcement
• Chanukah returns this week
• Polling places open Tuesday, Nov. 30
• Shoppers line up for post-Thanksgiving bargains
• Woman killed in Quitman
• Teen gets life in prison for Lakeland firebombing
• VSU Music hosts free recitals
• Annual dinners held to help feed the needy
• Family copes with missing relatives
• Ice skating coming to Valdosta
• Empty Stocking Fund kicks off
• Parks and Rec discusses partnerships
• Lighting up the holiday season
• Sparrow resigns after five months in office
• GA Military College will be closed for Thanksgiving holidays from Wednesday, November 24th through Sunday, November 28th. We will re-open on Monday, November 29th at 8am. The Faculty and Staff of GA Military College wishes each of you a blessed and saf
• To the GMC student body who donated to the Student Service League "Food Drive", we want to say THANK YOU! Because of your generous donations, we surpassed our collection total from last year. LAMP was so excited to receive such a a generous do
• What's open on Thanksgiving Day
• TOYS FOR TOTS drive!There are two collection boxes on campus, one is located in the student center outside the bookstore & the other is in the main hallway outside the financial aid office.The boxes will be on campus through Dec. 9th. We are asking
• Children take a field trip as part of ConAgra project
• Several restaurants, stores open for Thanksgiving
• Laura Bailey proves you're never too old to learn
• LAMP resource fair helps veterans, homeless
• Shoppers, vendors kick off holiday season at the Merry Marketplace
• 100 Black Men, Salvation Army feed the hungry
• Bone found, but no answers yet in search for body
• Solutions to fixing sinkhole not easy
• MAT106 (Math Modeling) scheduled in period 70360 from 1:20pm-2:35pm has been canceled. MAT200 (Applied Statistics) has been added to period 70360 from 1:20pm- 2:35pm. To express register for this class enter 28469.
• Rumors of a buried body lead to excavation
• Food Drive - Food Drive - Food Drive!!!! Are you blessed that you can give for the underprivileged? Tomorrow is the last day for food drop offs at GMC!
• Lowe’s works with House of Hope to clean up home
• WINTER REGISTRATION - Registration/Advisement is going on now for the Winter Term. You should email or see your advisor immediately to ensure you can get the classes you want or need. Some classes are already full and registration just began on Monday,
• Special Guest on campus at 4:30pm today! Be on the lookout! You don't want to miss it!
• Doctor returns to town, talks biomass issues
• Time for a shout out from GMC Students! Are you registering for Winter term today? Have you already registered for Winter term? Let's get this going!
• Will Democrats Black, Carter swith parties?
• LHS student injured in accident
• Industrial Authority to host biomass panel
• Education Professor Guides Global Honor Society
• If you have not been advised, you can be advised tommorow for Winter 2011!
• Registration for Winter term is underway at GMC! Have you registered for WINTER 2011? Let me hear from you!
• Mozart mass highlights 175 Valdosta singers
• Justice Dept. checks school system's compliance with order
• Lanier named Certified Work Ready Community
• University's Enrollment Continues to Grow
• Student Recipe Contest: Tastes Like Home
• Thank you for the responses for the 2nd poll today. Lori is correct~ Don't forget to web register beginning at 12am tonight, if you have been web advised! Don't wait and miss out!
• Next Poll, What can GMC students complete at midnight tonight?
• Congratulations to Trisha and Maka for taking the poll and answering correctly! Sophomores can complete web registration for Winter term today, if he/she has been web advised. Thank you for all of your responses. Keep watching...more to come!
• Taking a poll.... Let's see how many GMC students know the answer... What is the big GMC event for today?
• Woman's journey to find role in life takes her from convent to school
• Blazers Dance for a Cure
• Listen to The Maharlika Trio Online
• International Honor Society Inducts 35 Education Students
• Moody treats community to impressive air show
• Who owns the church when a congregation leaves?
• Lakeland Holiday Showcase continues today
• Youth arts group spoofs Rodgers & Hart musicals
• Police seek robbery suspect
• Valdosta's gamers snatch up "Call of Duty"
• Reporter, photographer take to the skies ahead of airshow
• Soldier from Valdosta describes his life in Army
• Valdosta pauses to honor veterans
• Madrigal Dinner Awakens Tradition
• Sweet Charity Opens Thursday
• International Education Week
• Valdosta Junior Service League seeks coats for children in the community
• Valwood School hosts WWII event
• VSU vs. West Georgia Blood Drive
• VSU Students Create a Flash Mob for Class Project
• Nurse Practitioner Week: Nov 7-13
• Holiday Helper Tree Grants Wishes of Area Youth
• Motel robber caught
• After 20 years, Skannyardle calls it quits
• VSU to take closer look at rocks from space
• Okefenokee fee-free day for veterans
• Lowndes County School System to hold parent meeting
• Multi-million dollar drug operation busted
• Multi-million dollar drug operation busted
• Justice Department hears school complaints
• Brooks votes certified; Troutman wins
• Cook chorus dazzles with Disney renditions
• Unemployment doesn't keep Kimberly Gilley down
• Lowndes County food scores
• Lowndes official count: Nearly 50 percent voter turnout
• Friend helps man in his struggle for kidney transplant
• Scholarship keeps late Wildcat's memory alive
• Veterans Day show marches on
• Grow named new health director
• Toy Ride scheduled for Dec. 18
• Valdosta man shares stories from homeless journey
• Cook County voters pass new SPLOST
• Suspects arrested in shooting
• Wanted: VPD searching for two men
• Construction worker trapped when trench collapses
• Downtown Valdosta unveils 18th edition Christmas ornament
• Deal names transition, inaugural teams
• How Lowndes County voted
• A brand new Deal for Georgia
• Sinkhole discovered on Snake Nation Road
• Shannon Brown: The Valdosta Daily Times Player of the Week
• At Random: Dr. Lynne Feldman looks past retirement
• No tricks, just treats
• Lowndes teen dies in four-wheeler accident
• Valdosta store robbed at gunpoint
• Write-in candidates will be on Brooks ballots
• SGMC holds drive-thru flu shot clinic
• PSST picks winner in Broadway sweepstakes
• Firefighters save Lake Park man’s classic cars
• CSI: Valdosta - Crime-scene tech shares a day in the life
• VECA kicks off holiday pecan sales
• Halloween Happenings for Oct. 29-31
• SGMC builds for future
• Life After Fifty sponsoring barn dance
• Ribbon cut for new jail facility
• Southeastern Farmer of the Year to be named today
• Graduate student knows VSU inside-out
• Kid-O-ween
• Playhouse to be raffled to help abused and neglected children
• Cook-off helps feed the needy
• Valdostans caught after robbery in Thomas County
• Volunteers give up a Saturday to help food bank
• Ribbon cut for new tennis facility
• Night Moves for Saturday, Oct. 16, 2010
• Convenience store robbed at gunpoint
• Halloween happenings this weekend
• Development authority presents draft master plan for downtown Valdosta’s future
• Doctors Lab merges with top 10 company
• Tragedy on I-75
• Boy Scouts to honor Jerry Jennett at banquet
• Free health screening
• Suspect in Brookwood shooting surrenders
• Teen wanted in Brookwood shooting surrenders
• VSU to host planetarium show Friday
• LHS Georgia Bridgemen win Best in Class at event
• Brooks Halloween contest offers holiday fun
• Suspects sought in three Valdosta shootings
• Suspects sought in Brookwood double shooting
• Serwa Collins prefers work to just sitting around
• Article leads to brain, spinal-injury support group
• Ameris Bank to help fight hunger
• Breast cancer survivor creates a campaign to save others
• Hahira Honey Bee Festival attracts swarms of people
• Meet Valwood's homecoming queen
• Vikings win Lowndes-Valdosta game
• Moody group changes name, not mission
• Family keeps faith eight years after daughter, grandson vanish
• Night Moves for Friday, Oct. 8, 2010
• Citizen helps make arrest
• A New School Deal
• Garden club hosts third annual plant swap
• Night Moves for Wednesday, October 6, 2010
• Stay awake for ‘Wall Street 2’
• VSU Theatre seeks young love in old story
• City defends travel
• Lowndes County food scores
• Lowndes school system news
• VSU Music presents Brass Ensembles concert
• Corn maze returns with new twists
• Brooks County food scores
• Public Records
• Hennly wants to make a difference to people of Valdosta
• Volunteers turn out to clean up area rivers
• Echols traffic stop leads to meth arrest
• Bargain hunters turn out for yard sale
• Phase II of Freedom Park dedicated
• Lanier County to tackle chronic health issues
• Drug sting leads to arrests
• Robbery victims arrested; Trio face drug charges
• Fraternity presents homecoming step show
• VSU announces planetarium show schedule
• Halloween happenings this weekend
• Conference on community development wraps up today
• Homecoming pep rally sets spirits soaring at VSU
• Hahira to get severe weather siren
• Tropical Storm Nicole forms
• Skills center opening at Ora Lee West
• HBA holds 45th annual meeting
• Night Moves for Wednesday, September 29, 2010
• VSU hosts guest artist
• J.L. Lomax to participate in Read for the Record
• Langdale Ford, community raise $12,380 for VHS, LHS programs
• Lake Park area pets go online
• Mother credits faith in God for child’s success against tumor
• Lowndes County Food Scores
• Gingerbread Players place new spin on old tale
• No injuries in Lowndes County fire
• Teen battles driving distractions
• ROTC cadets take part in invitational drill meet
• Fun and festivities abound at Day for Kids
• Neighbor interrupts burglary in south Lowndes County
• Luke Bryan’s farm awareness tour comes to Valdosta
• Haven kicks off month of domestic violence awareness
• Clyattville suspects not found; investigation continues
• Night Moves for Saturday, Sept. 25, 2010
• Meet Valdosta High's homecoming royalty
• Valdostans honored at CPIE
• Operation Pill Drop
• Firefighter Marcus Haynes given national award
• Casey Cagle visits Valdosta State University Wednesday
• Boy Scouts dedicate new Ben Copeland Conference Center
• LHS Off-Broadway visits popular musical
• Night Moves for Wednesday, September 22, 2010
• Fatal accident on North Forrest Street
• Auditions for “Paths to Paradise” kick off today
• Orchestra opens with Schumann concert
• Second Chance at Life
• Processing the evidence
• VSU grad-author to discuss Civil War strategy
• At Random: Keisha Williams Thomas
• VSU student needs liver transplant
• LHS’ Alex Rowell named National Merit semi-finalist
• Promoting health awareness
• Valdosta High School homecoming week kicks off Monday
• Knights of Columbus holds Tootsie Roll Drive
• Lowndes High School 2010 Homecoming King and Queen
• Bahnsen named Valdosta's Teacher of the Year
• Crime report for Friday, September 17, 2010
• Two die in Hahira house fire
• Berrien County brings back retired paraprofessionals
• Georgia Forestry Commission simplifies burn permit process
• Grass fire near I-75
• Grant to help Valdosta High students prep for disaster
• Two die in weekend motorcycle wreck
• Daytime burglary thwarted
• Gold ribbons to raise money for pediatric cancer research
• Night Moves for Thursday September 16, 2010
• Harvest of the Heart
• Five things you should know about the Lowndes County commission work session
• Night Moves for Wednesday, September 15, 2010
• VSU Theatre’s 2010-11 season
• Bowl for Literacy Saturday
• School employee charged in computer theft
• Suspects bond out in case of false school documents
• VSU Theatre opens season with the mystery of Sam Shepard’s ‘Buried Child’
• County holds first meeting in new Chambers
• County in new chambers
• Pair charged with falsifying school documents
• Utility adjustments continue on Patterson Street
• Wiregrass Georgia Tech continues partnership with ABAC
• VHS students rebuild their own classroom
• Food scores for Lowndes County
• Public records
• Life offers adventures for one Valdosta family
• Health officials, mothers battle Lowndes’ high infant mortality rate
• Church donates to education program
• LMS students win at FFA event
• Berrien County celebrates its agricultural heritage
• SGMC to offer infant CPR classes in area health departments
• Lowndes, Valdosta honor the fallen of 9/11
• Moody prepares for Nov. 13 air show
• The Times wins five national awards
• Prison labor makes Lakeland's new city hall more affordable
• Fire causes damage in Naylor
• Movies: Clooney is the good "American"
• Kiwanis assists Shriners Club
• Sayre wins football tickets
• Floy J. Bush
• Marijuana found in Echols County
• Night Moves for Saturday, Sept. 11, 2010
• Golfers turn out for tourney
• Billy Young seeks Lowndes BOE seat
• Ashley Paulk elected to State Board of Corrections
• State grants Haven’s wish
• Republica candidate Nathan Deal greets Valdosta residents
• City Council votes to refer Gateway Concept back to the LPA
• Remembering the fallen
• Student wins suit against former VSU president
• WEEDS: Marijuana crop destroyed in Echols
• Night Moves for Thursday September 9, 2010
• Motorin’ on Main
• Author uses experience to create a Christian thriller
• No citations issued in tractor-trailer accident
• Auto theft break-ins: Teen arrested
• ‘Eat Pray Love’s’ T.J. Power says G’day
• Run to benefit Partnership Cancer Fund
• Jail escapee caught
• No citations issued in tractor-trailer accident
• Valdosta Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Seminar set for Moody airmen
• Custom-made quilts for House of Hope
• Southland Christian qualifies for Duke TIP program
• Council reviews land development regulations
• Lanier FFA supports historical society
• Lanier FFA visits Ronald McDonald House
• Rosh Ha’Shanah 5771: The Jewish New Year
• Making a bigger splash, Park plans $4 million expansion
• Tractor-trailer nearly split in half
• A deadly holiday weekend
• Fun at Flatlanders
• No sign of foul play in VSU professor’s death
• Woman dies in wreck
• Public records
• Pop singer plays VSU Tuesday
• Brooks County Food Scores for 9/6/10
• Nashville to offer families a stompin’ good time at Berrien County Harvest Festival
• Funeral services today for Eileen Langdale
• At Random: Pat Myers is driven to help others
• Blood drive held in Remerton
• Fun, food and friends found at Flatlanders
• New home economics classes apply old skills to the job market
• Buying groceries can help area schools earn money
• Four things you should know about Thursday's Parks and Recreation meeting
• Getting ready for Flatlanders Frolic
• Night Moves for Saturday, Sept. 4, 2010
• Local Red Cross aiding Earl victims
• Candidate for state attorney general visits Valdosta
• Lake Park gets lower ISO rating
• Valdosta schools receiving Race to the Top funds
• Night Moves for Friday, Sept. 3, 2010
• Movie review: Don’t be taken by ‘Takers’
• Music reviews: "Alone" and "Starbound"
• Married couple form a surprising musical combo
• Valdosta High Theater Arts preps for new season
• Comics: "Batman: Under the Red Hood"
• Ricky Simmons
• Lanier County FBLA plans full year of events
• Motorcycle, truck involved in accident
• City of Valdosta remembers Sept. 11
• Hahira homeowner goes green with solar power system
• Youth Pediatric Afterhours Clinic celebrates
• Valdosta firefighters raise $8,646 for MDA
• Women/Gender Studies present seminars
• VSU welcomes new faculty
• Night Moves for Thursday September 2, 2010
• Hands across the border
• Moses leads the way
• Citizens, council talk tax reform
• Michael Jetter is interim conference center director
• Road Block
• Times publisher warns businesses of forged checks
• Obama: Iraq combat mission is over, ‘time to turn page’
• Kory Wright graduates advanced individual training
• Sherita Wright completes basic military training
• Leadership Lowndes accepting nominations for Class of 2011
• VSU hosts parents weekend Sept. 3-4
• Labor Day Comin’ Down: 22nd Labor Day gospel sing set
• Black running for Ag Commissioner
• Night Moves for Wednesday, September 1, 2010
• Make ’Em Laugh: VSU alum, bouncer returns to Valdosta as comedian
• Poker run raises thousands for boy’s farewell
• Businessman, historian Boe Williams dies
• Georgia Transit Day is Sept. 8 in Waycross
• Steadman discusses alumni perspective at lecture
• Registration starts for Learning In Retirement
• Kids meet the Blazers at community event
• Three things to do on this upcoming Labor Day weekend
• Demolition work proceeds at VSU
• Students present plans for community trail
• Valdosta Symphony Orchestra Chorus seeks new singers
• Lowndes County food scores
• Traffic stop in Lanier County nets synthetic cannabis
• How a snake launched a literary career
• Rain forces block party postponement
• Options available to avoid illegal dumping
• Family escapes from house fire
• KLVB completes litter index analysis of Lowndes, Valdosta
• Dobson retiring from 'Focus on the Family' column
• Music reviews: "If You Would Dance" and "Michelle Raitzin"
• Night Moves for Aug. 28, 2010
• Time capsule buried
• SGMC to offer free prostate cancer screenings
• Hundreds of volunteers give community a helping hand
• Students of today send notes to future selves
• Time capsule a present to our future
• Martha Rose Felton
• Ian Willis officially named MDA ambassador
• Suspect charged in apartment shooting
• Critical Mass Valdosta
• WHAT’S GOING ON HERE?: Project to resurface portion of Patterson Street
• Hopes and Dreams hopes for shot on ‘Makeover’ show
• Poker run to help family’s farewell to little boy
• Wes Taylor named national principal of the year
• Male suspect arrested in theft ring
• Airport Authority Executive Director Patti Clark resigns
• Autopsy: Woman shot, not stabbed
• Toddler drowns in Clinch County
• Night Moves for Thursday August 26, 2010
• United Way Day of Caring Friday
• Cole Porter has Quitman under his skin
• Son surrenders to authorities in Brooks County stabbing
• Another suspect arrested in home invasion
• Breaking the Language Barrier
• Night Moves for Wednesday, August 25, 2010
• Concert proceeds to go towards Ghana trip
• Lead Me Home: Novel reflects author’s choice
• Urgent need for blood donors
• Thomas Co. police bust Valdostan at license checkpoint
• Stabbing suspect still at large
• VSU marks beginning of construction on new Psychology and Counseling Building
• Three jailed in home invasion
• Technical Sgt. Jones is Warrior of the Month
• Lee Gospel Opry
• Man gets help after texting police
• LCBC to abandon Kinderlou-Clyattville Road
• Looking back at the Senior Living Showcase
• Valdosta school board discusses federal funds
• 5 Things You Should Know About Monday’s Lowndes County Commission work session
• United Way challenges banks
• Dispute leads to stabbing
• Passenger dies in Brooks County wreck
• Georgia man convicted of child sex abuse
• Man shot in Valdosta
• How a professor’s link to a cancer patient spawned a 5K run
• New director, new season for Valdosta Choral Guild
• Arts guild hosting High Cotton Tournament
• How our lawmakers compare: Congressional Report Card statistics
• Data analysis compares Georgia’s lawmakers
• Showcase offers info for older citizens
• Technical college graduate designs greenery area for Wild Adventures
• Getting ready for the Senior Showcase
• Night Moves for Saturday, Aug. 21, 2010
• Music reviews: "II" and "Biophilia"
• Voice of WTBS, former Valdostan Tullis, dies
• Willie Lee Miller
• Night Moves for Friday, Aug. 20, 2010
• Egg recall has no effect on Valdosta
• South Georgia Senior Living Showcase kicks off at 9 a.m. Saturday
• Hudson Dockett getting a makeover
• Citizens let council know what they think about sign ordinance
• Santiago picks the works of Villa-Lobos
• Conference Center director resigns
• Movie review: ‘Expendables’ an energetic action movie
• VSU art professor loses cancer battle
• Rich Herring plays Jacksonville tonight with Little River Band
• Night Moves for Thursday August 19, 2010
• VSU begins ballroom dancing club
• Hahira hosts Third Thursday today
• Lowndes Middle School sixth graders bury time capsule
• Man houses sex offender in school area
• Trailer overturned on St. Augustine Road
• Happy campers: Ian Willis attends MDA camp in Fla.
• Private prison company picks Valdosta as potential site
• Former jail inmate tests positive for TB
• The French Exchange: Faure switches places with LHS teacher
• South Ga. natives graduate basic military training
• Floyd deploys to Iraq
• Fertig is Soldier of the Year for 202nd Military Police Group
• Valwood students attend music program in Europe
• Wanted Fla. man caught in Valdosta
• Shooters turn out for skeet tournament
• Attorney Charles Wetherington Jr. dies
• Community 5K Fun Run/Walk planned
• Georgia Wilbur Denby Jr.
• Teens charged in thefts from vehicles
• Valdosta man faces drug charges
• Man stabbed three times in Echols County
• CVDA hosts downtown master plan meeting
• Fire damanges shelter for battered women
• Smith named Teacher of the Year for Lowndes schools
• Public records
• Valdostan lands PepsiCo’s highest sales performance award
• Workshop for better downtown Tuesday, 5:30 p.m.
• Police: Man arrested for Valdosta shooting
• Shooters support Boy Scouts with tournament
• Friends remember him as a leader, hard working
• Music review: "Evolution" and "Next Page"
• Night Moves for Saturday, Aug. 14, 2010
• Red Cross readies for Golf Classic
• Kids’ Chance tops 10-year $100,000 mark
• New fire trucks added to Lake Park Fire Department
• Pair arrested on drug charges
• Powell to face Eger in Nov. election
• Ray City set to repossess state firefighter memorial
• Council refreshed on meeting protocol
• Poker Run to benefit longtime motorcycle mechanic
• Night Moves for Friday August 13, 2010
• The Haven to hold dance, silent auction this weekend
• 13 things to think about on Friday the 13th
• The future of forestry
• Suspect in murder charged
• House of Hope hosts traveling youth mission
• VSU student found dead in Remerton
• Car wash to help injured VSU student
• Masons help parents keep track of children’s information
• The Revolution Continues
• Youngsters needed for musical ‘The Boy Friend’
• Night Moves for Thursday August 12, 2010
• Valdosta tai chi joins world celebration
• RIPPLES
• Wreck takes Lowndes teen’s life
• VSU welcomes largest group of campus residents
• Election Results in Lowndes County
• Alexander completes basic combat training
• Recruits take Oath of Enlistment
• Meeting to address Lanier’s high child abuse rate
• LCBOC will distribute funds for Council of Juvenile Judges
• Night Moves for Wednesday, August 11, 2010
• Order in the Court
• Republicans Crawford Powell, Richard Raines move on to November ballot
• Move ends family’s 95 years in the Lowndes courthouse
• Murder on Nardo Street
• LHS senior killed on Knights Academy identified
• Play auditions coming up for for ‘If the Shoe Fits ...’
• City school board hears about transportation glitches
• VECA program takes over former elementary school facility
• Barbecue competitors fire up their grills
• School starts back for Valdosta students
• Students return to VSU campus this week
• VSU honors five during convocation
• Lowndes commission to consider rezoning request today
• Titletown Tasting event raises money for Special Olympics
• Brooks County food scores
• Public records
• At Random: Mary Clark Hamlin
• Macedonia part of God’s plan for new pastor
• ‘Swamp Gravy’ plays Adel
• Dancing the night away
• Crime report for Sunday, Aug. 8, 2010
• Dozens turn out for blood drive
• Barbecue crews compete at annual cook-off
• Author returns to Valdosta, roots for children’s books
• Valdosta City Council approves zoning issue
• 100 Black Men Annual BBQ contest today
• I-75 Update
• Mother of 9 battles cancer
• Home burns in Twin Lakes
• First day of school
• Night Moves for Saturday, Aug. 7, 2010
• Parks Authority hears updates
• 100 Black Men Barbecue Saturday
• Night Moves for Friday, Aug. 6, 2010
• Train cars derail in Valdosta
• ‘Joseph’ keeps the dream alive
• Man injured in bike vs. car
• Valdostan dies in Florida wreck
• Rezoning, Gateway Corridors discussed at council meeting
• Pine Grove Elementary opens in time for school’s start
• Sept. sentencing in ’09 manslaughter case
• Brooks election probe continues
• Crowd of over 500 attends Bioenergy Conference
• Talking to yourself on the phone
• Night Moves for Thursday August 5, 2010
• Bowling tournament gives kids a chance
• Holocaust studies: Pine Grove teacher researches historical tragedy
• On the Prowl: Is a big cat stalking South Georgia?
• Train Derailment in Valdosta
• I-75 southbound lane closure
• I-75 Northbound lane closure
• Kingston visits Advance ATC
• Jury: Hatney guilty of murdering inmate
• Gateways, an office park and Taco Bell the focus of city council meeting
• Wanted: Blood donors
• Tire caused Monday’s fatal wreck
• Night Moves for Wednesday, August 4, 2010
• More sponsors needed for Back to School Drive
• Directing not Guild member’s dream job but one she knows
• Manhunt suspect in custody
• Sunday alcohol sales decision in Lake Park citizens' hands
• Houston appointed to family violence commission
• Valdosta gets high tech bus routes
• Ga. DOT schedules road closures in Lowndes
• Dive right in!
• Lowndes BOE hears video streaming proposals
• Six hurt in I-75 wreck
• One dead in Lowndes accident
• The pads are on
• Accident downtown Sunday
• Six injured in I-75 accident
• Public records
• At Random: The Salters
• Summer Celebration
• Man hospitalized after shooting
• No tax holiday? Says who?
• Artful season
• Heavy weather slams Lowndes
• Tackling a downed power line
• LAMP drawing
• Valdosta suffers storm damage
• School’s principal, assistant principal both served at Moody
• Valdosta City School system unveiling new Web site Monday
• Early voting strong in Lowndes County
• Night Moves for Saturday, July 31, 2010
• Regional band Kason Layne readies for CD
• Talon Outdoors conducts fund-raiser
• S.O.S. works on trail project
• Getting ready for school
• Sharper Fest 2010 scheduled for this weekend
• Undercover Uncovered: To save his ministry, man shares his undercover past
• Brother shoots brother in Cook
• Nathan Deal visits Valdosta
• Early voting underway in primary runoff
• Night Moves for Friday July 30, 2010
• Body found in Tift Co. is Valdosta man
• Puddleville Pedalers hosts fun ride Saturday
• Early voting starts today for primary and runoff
• Haven, Second Harvest host food drop Saturday
• Senior Sock Hop this weekend in Lake Park
• Brooks County High School awarded grant
• Night Moves for Thursday July 29, 2010
• Back Behind Bars: Authorities locate inmates accidentally released
• Senators battle for Wanat
• Dive Right In: Wild Adventures diving show makes a splash
• Board of Commissioners: All agenda items OK’d
• Night Moves for Wednesday, July 28, 2010
• Camp teaches youth fun, life skills
• Motorcycle collision kills one
• Teen drowns in river
• Alert neighbor spots burglary in progress
• Judge releases order in Haugabrook issue
• Jail frees wrong inmates
• The pirates are coming!
• Lowndes County adopts millage rate
• Moody hosts live fire training exercise for Valdosta firefighters
• Man drowns in Withlacoochee
• Family and Friends Day
• Lowndes County Commission to meet tonight
• The Earache Myth
• Golden named to Special Committee on Revenue Structure
• VSU to host summer commencement ceremonies
• Strike up the band
• Food scores for Lowndes County
• Public records
• Blood drive honors children battling leukemia
• At Random: Cindy Walker
• Family and Friends Day
• Red Cross ready for fires
• Back in the saddle
• Manhunt ends with arrest
• Lowndes Democrats choose delegates for state convention
• It’s Handel vs. Deal in GOP gubernatorial runoff
• Tour offers a glimpse of the Valdosta that was
• Supermarket sweep
• Farmers market on wheels
• Nourishing ingenuity
• Rabies clinic takes place today in Lake Park
• Night Moves for Saturday, July 24, 2010
• Official primary voting results for Lowndes County
• Two GOP runoffs on the way in Lowndes
• Save Our Students
• ‘Inception’: An intellectual’s dream
• Expect delays on I-75 in Lowndes County
• Comics - "Batwoman: Elegy"
• Local briefs
• Haunted South Radio presents, "Haunted Fernandina Beach"
• Southland Christian School 1st Annual Clay Shoot
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Lowndes County
• First Custom Green Home Builder in South Georgia
• Governor Perdue Participates in Board Cutting for Lowndes County Home Depot Distribution Center
• Save On Medical Equipment !!
• Free drug and alcohol site buzznot.com

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