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    Georgia lawmakers wrestle with removing ballot QR codes as required by law

    Georgia legislators and the state’s elections chief lacked a plan Wednesday to stop using computer QR codes for ...

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    Pets of the Week Jan. 22

    The Pets of the Week are available at Lowndes County Animal Shelter, 337 Gil Harbin Blvd. in Valdosta, ...

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    SGMC Health recognizes Mathis with BEE Award

    SGMC Health recognized Donitra “Donnie” Mathis, patient care technician at SGMC Health Smith Northview, as the latest recipient ...

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    Former state representative pleads guilty to unemployment fraud

    Former state Rep. Karen Bennett, D-Stone Mountain, pleaded guilty in federal court to making false statements to fraudulently ...

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    First Commerce, SGMC Foundation raise more than $20,000 during the 6th #FLAMINGOCHALLENGE

    First Commerce Credit Union, in partnership with the SGMC Health Foundation, raised $20,876 through the 2025 #FlamingoChallenge, continuing ...

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    Lowndes County Schools awards Allie Deal as district spelling bee champion

    VALDOSTA — Following multiple rounds of challenging competition at the Lowndes County Schools Annual District Spelling Bee, Allie ...

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    Turner Center seeks nominations for Lena Bosch Lifetime Achievement Award

    VALDOSTA — The Annette Howell Turner Center for the Arts continues to accept nominations for the Lena Bosch ...

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    Severe blood shortage: Red Cross blood supply drops 35%

    The American Red Cross is facing a severe blood shortage as requests from hospitals exceed the available supply of blood, ...

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    JAMES CAGLE: Noise: A Sign of the Times

    “Deliver me from mine enemies, O my God: defend me from them that rise up against me. . ...

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    Taxpayers in Georgia will now be able to get more money back for contributions to K-12 private school scholarships

    Georgians now have another way to give away money and get it all back when they support private ...

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    Suspect charged in Skipper Bridge Road slaying

    VALDOSTA — Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a homicide from Jan. 16 on Skipper Bridge Road after ...

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    Struggling Georgia timber industry could receive big tax break

    A proposed amendment to the Georgia Constitution would end sales taxes on timber, a major industry battered by mill ...

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    Lowndes Co. Food Scores Jan. 20

    Bojangles Mobile Unit 3661 Inner Perimeter Rd.’ Jan. 14 100 – A Bojangles  3661 Inner Perimeter Rd.’ Jan. ...

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    Andrew Duvall Book Review: Dark Night of the Soul

    Andrew Duvall of Valdosta has published his first book.

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    GARY WISENBAKER: Beyond 2026: Two kinds of leadership for two different moments

    The modern conservative movement finds itself at an inflection point, and few comparisons illuminate that moment more clearly ...

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    Historic Photo of the Week Jan. 20

    “Packards on Parade” on North Ashley Street. John Williams, owner of a Valdosta Packard dealership, hosted the Detroit, ...

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    LAMP to keep warming shelter open until Thursday

    Lowndes Associated Ministries to People Inc. has extended the time they will have their warming shelter open to ...

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    Wiregrass Tech launches new video podcast The WireCast, Premiering Feb. 4

    Wiregrass Georgia Technical College recently announced the launch of its video podcast, The WireCast, premiering Tuesday, Feb. 4, ...

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    Valdosta residents hold anti-I.C.E. protest

    Dozens of Valdosta citizens gathered outside of the Historic Courthouse Saturday to protest the U.S. Immigration and Customs ...

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    Zeigler: Empty Stocking Fund has successful campaign

    The Empty Stocking Fund’s annual campaign is winding down.