VALDOSTA — Here’s what’s happening tonight, March 12, according to items submitted.
306 North: 306 N. Patterson St., 6:30-9:30 p.m. Justin Moore, a regional musician, performs.
The AmVets: 728 E. Hill Ave., starts 9 p.m. DJ T-Bone spins “Funky Friday.”
The Bistro: 132 N. Ashley St. Dante’s Inferno, a Valdosta-based group, performs.
Brooks County Jamboree: Culpepper Street, Quitman. Billy Ingram & The Waysiders, a Brooks County-based band, for a night of “old country music” and line-dancing.
Carol’s Country Club: 5111 Bemiss Road, 8:30 p.m.-until. Carol & Nitelife, a Valdosta-based band, performs classic country and classic rock & roll in this BYOB club.
Club Paradise: Highway 84. Female dancers.
Cooter Jack’s: Jennings, Fla. Karaoke.
Creekside Tavern: Gornto Road. The Creeksiders, a regional band, plays. PLUS: DJ spins hits.
Kat’s Lounge: Bemiss Road, starts 9 p.m. Karaoke contest, thousands of selections. No cover.
KC’s Pizzeria Bar & Grill: 4952 U.S. Highway 41, 9 p.m. Karaoke.
Mikki’s: 402 Northside Drive, starts 9 p.m. Karaoke with Rick. No cover charge.
Quality Inn Lounge: 1902 W. Hill Ave., starts 8:30 p.m. Karaoke and dance music with DJ Adam.
Rascal’s: 4875 U.S. Highway 41, Lake Park. Double Shot, a regional band, plays.
Rock ’N Rodeo: 3472 Bemiss Road. Mad Margritt, a regional band, performs.
Rum Runner Bar & Grill: 3988 North Valdosta Road, starts 9 p.m. Karaoke, fully digital, more than 60,000 songs. No cover.
USA Dance Valdosta: Woman’s Building, North Patterson Street, next to Drexel Park, 7:30-10:30 p.m. USA Dance Valdosta hosts its monthly dance, with dance lessons and a variety of music. Admission: $8, member; $12, non-member. Open to all ages.
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Local News
Night Moves for Friday March 12, 2010
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Lakeland chamber holds annual banquet
Projections on future growth and the presenting of community awards were the main highlights of Thursday night’s 12th Annual Lakeland-Lanier County Chamber of Commerce Banquet Dinner.
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Cook, Lake Park men arrested in child sex sting
Two Cook County men and a Lowndes County man have been arrested as part of an Internet child sex sting in Florida, according to reports.
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Lake Park in Limbo
LAKE PARK — Lake Park citizens will have to wait several months before being able to attend another City Council meeting following Tuesday’s resignation of two council members.
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Colo. court says fugitive sibling has plea deal
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Airport Authority tours True Flight Aerospace Plant
VALDOSTA — The Valdosta-Lowndes County Airport Authority toured the True Flight Aerospace Plant after their meeting Wednesday morning. True Flight President and CEO, Kevin Lancaster, lead the tour through the facility which is located in the largest hanger at the Valdosta Regional Airport. -
Lake Park: Council members resign
Immediately following the Citizens to be Heard portion of the regular Lake Park council meeting Tuesday night, council members Eric Schindler and Paul Mulkey tendered their resignations.
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Valwood goes global
Valwood School has hosted several international guests for the past several weeks.
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City cuts ribbon on new home
With a snip of some over-sized wooden scissors, the City of Valdosta took another step in eliminating substandard housing.
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Berrien clinic director loses job
Speaking to The Valdosta Daily Times about the possible discontinuation of the Berrien Elementary School MED Clinic led to the program’s executive director losing her job Monday morning.
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From the CIA to man about town
Meet Jack Pruden, former member of the Central Intelligence Agency.
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