Aspiring Lee High chefs compete at Albany Tech
The team of Landrea Johnson, Keaton Hayes and Maria Jaime were declared the day's 'Chopped Champions.'
Chick-fil-A ready to open
Chick-fil-A fans camp out in anticipation of the franchise’s Lee County grand opening early today.
Lee County administrator meets with fire/EMS personnel
Lynn Taylor says the meeting was scheduled to inform county workers about possible changes in fire and EMS services.
Leesburg begins search for city manager
City Council members vote Tuesday evening to contract with a consulting firm to collect viable candidates.
Phillips postpones tour dates on doctor's orders
The Leesburg native says he should be ready to start his tour with John Mayer this summer.
'Big 10' for the week of April 26 through May 3, 2013
These are the most-read stories at albanyherald.com for the week of April 26 through May 3, 2013.
Local high school graduates set to begin walking on May 17
Commencements for Sherwood and Terrell Academy will start a long parade of high school graduations.
Lee County woman given new lease on life
About a month ago, a Lee County woman was electrocuted while helping her husband prepare their boat for sail.
Lee Commission sets budget hearing dates
The Lee County Commission's Finance Committee has scheduled a series of budget hearings to meet with county department heads and local elected officials to review this year's budget proposals.
Lee Special Olympics fundraiser rescheduled
The Lee County Sheriff's Department has postponed the Special Olympics fundraising festival for the Georgia Special Olympics for this Saturday due to weather conditions.
Lee County Commission holding retreat in Savannah
Today's meeting comes before the three-day Association of County Commissioners of Georgia annual conference.
Fundraising work continues for Senior Life Enrichment Center
The Senior Life Enrichment Center being constructed for the SOWEGA Council on Aging is set to be complete at the end of November.
Lee rezoning paves way for new ag firm
Vada Investors Corp. Inc. plans to hire 25 people during the next 12 months to operate the Lee facility.
Leesburg considering hiring city manager
A study conducted by the Georgia Municipal Association shows the need for a more formal administrative structure in Leesburg.
