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Chehaw’s African Veldt explored
More than 40 acres at Chehaw Park have been dedicated as a free-roaming sanctuary for exotic animals.
Carolyn Marr
Carolyn Marr, of Donalsonville, died Sunday.
Roslyn Barber Hayes
Roslyn Barber Hayes, of Tallahassee, Fla., died Saturday.
Grant renewed for Greater 2nd Mt. Olive Baptist Church
FLAAG programs at an Albany church provide after-school services to Turner Elementary School students.
Linda Sue White Bryan
Linda Sue White Bryan, 71, of Blakely died Friday.
Doug Tucker, Jr.
Doug Tucker Jr., 53 , of Albany, died Saturday.
William Marshall Raughton, Sr.
William Marshall Raughton, Sr., 79, of Albany.
Loretta Nix Posey
Loretta Nix Posey, 78, of Albany, died Sunday.
William Fred Lynch
William Fred Lynch, 97, of Albany died Sunday.
Dontazvius S. Luke
Dontazvius S. Luke, 24, of Albany died Sunday.
W. M. Davis
The Rev. W.M. Davis, 84, of Albany died Sunday.
Billy B. Cox
Billy B. Cox, 79, died Saturday.
Linda Gilmer Cook
Linda Gilmer Cook, 58, of Leesburg, died Saturday.
Marion E. Childers
Marion E. Childers, 78, of Sylvester, died Friday.
Ossie Brown Bradford
Ms. Ossie Brown Bradford, 72, of Dawson died Sunday.
Darton men open soccer season with two wins in Texas
The Darton men's soccer team begins the season with a pair of 2-1 victories against ranked teams San Jacinto and Tyler.
‘It’s our time now’
Lee County’s senior class, which includes many starters from two years ago when Lee turned the program around, feels like it’s their turn to take the Trojans back to the playoffs.
Manning throws first two TDs as Bronco in preseason loss
Peyton Manning tosses two touchdowns — both to Eric Decker — and connects on 10-of-12 passes in Sunday’s preseason game.
Watney rallies to win FedEx Cup opener
Nick Watney, who trailed Sergio Garcia by two entering Sunday’s final round, closes with a 2-under 69 to win at The Barclays in the first playoff event for the FedEx Cup. (ADDS: 15-year-old wins LPGA Tour event)
Long Grand Slam season wraps up at U.S. Open
Serena Williams and Roger Federer are coming off Wimbledon titles and are two of the favorites at the U.S. Open, which begins today.
LLWS: Japan takes beats Tenn. 12-2, to win championship
Tennessee, which scored an eye-popping 24 runs in its victory against California in the U.S. title game, was no match for Japan in Sunday's championship game of the Little League World Series.
Shootings: One dead, five injured
Early Sunday morning shots ring out at three Albany locations leaving one dead and five wounded.
KICKOFF 2012: Seminole loses stars, keeps expectations high
The Indians don’t have any doubts they can repeat as Region 1-A champs, despite losing such stars as Herald Player of the Year Chris Brown.
Colquitt County loses 2012 season opener in Georgia Dome on last-second FG
North Gwinnett tops Colquitt County on Saturday in the Corky Kell Classic in Atlanta, 16-14.
MLB NOTEBOOK: Clemens looks strong in comeback debut; Red Sox-to-Dodgers blockbuster deal done
Roger Clemens may have been pitching against independent league players Saturday, but he allowed just one hit in 3 1/3 innings of work at the age of 50 as he attempts a comeback after beating his recent federal charges levied by the government.
In God he trusts
New Dougherty head football coach Corey Joyner knows the task of turning around a once-proud program that has fallen on hard times won’t be easy, but between his faith in his players, his faith in himself and — most of all — his faith in God, he truly believes it is a challenge that can be overcome.
KICKOFF 2012: Pirates plan to follow lead of Grant
With Marvin Grant — one of the most electric running backs in the area — leading the way, the Pirates are thinking more than just playoffs.
Minor, Heyward play hero for Braves in must-win game vs. Giants; Sheets goes on DL
After losing the first two games in the series, the Braves pound Madison Bumgarner and the Giants on Saturday, 7-3, in San Francisco.
Jackets’ defense gets defensive about criticism
Georgia Tech’s much-maligned defense is ready to prove its doubters wrong this season by tightening up all phases of its attack.
UGA's Murray: Wait ‘till you see no-huddle attack, Part 2
Georgia QB Aaron Murray and rest of the Bulldogs’ offense is ready to run and gun again this season in the no-huddle offense.
