Law enforcers hold annual barbecue competition
Area law enforcement officers look forward to their traditional cook-off and feast.
Temporary restraining order issued in FTC/Phoebe case
The integration of Phoebe North is temporarily being ceased per an order from U.S. District Judge Louis Sands.
Law enforcement officers go for the strike
Smooth Rollers Bowling Association members take their turns at bowling during Tuesday night’s first Law Enforcement Memorial Week Bowling Tournament.
Police/Fire/EMS - May 15, 2013
The Albany Police Department responded to at least 39 incidents on Monday and into the early hours of Tuesday.
Tharin: Vote on principal changes sends message
The Dougherty School System makes 12 principal changes, with seven openings left to fill.
Three arrested in pre-dawn smash-and-grabs
In two related burglaries, city and county police join in an early morning chase.
Blind citizens concerned with street safety
Preparation for opportunity is key for success regardless of physical challenges, an Albany city commissioner says.
Plant Mitchell poised to be nation's largest biomass-fueled plant
Coal makes up about half of Georgia Power's energy portfolio, company officials say.
Massey: Misinformation hurts NYSP program
A local summer youth program provides activities and educational opportunities for kids ages 9-15.
Love entering Ward II race
The marketing chief for Albany State University is stepping into the Ward II city commission race and will make his official announcement May 24.
Dougherty School Board OKs principal changes for 2013-14
A dozen Dougherty County public schools will have new principals when the doors open in August.
Judge: Laws must keep pace with technology
Dougherty Probate Judge Nancy Stephenson presents a humorous account of legal changes over the years.
Local fallen officers remembered
The Dougherty County and Albany police departments honor two officers who died in 2010 and 2011.
