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.
Georgia farmers find help in Rains
Glen Rains says his ultimate goal is to develop an automated field scout for growers.
Lee County High seniors take a walk back in time
More than 400 Lee County seniors retrace their journey through the school system.
Bryan leads ACM award winners
Luke Bryan walked away with the most-coveted award Sunday in a night honoring country music’s top achievers.
ACA tax credits would reach 9,300 in Dougherty and Lee counties
Roughly 9,300 people in Dougherty and Lee counties are expected to be eligible for premium tax credits to receive coverage under the new health care law.
Big 10: March 29 - April 5, 2013
These were the most-read stories at Albanyherald.com for the week of March 29 through April 5, 2013. Click the headlines to read the full story.
Chase from Terrell County ends with crash in Albany
A Dawson motorcyclist tries to outrun a sheriff's deputy, but instead crashes his bike in Albany.
Study funded for Leesburg train depot renovation
A Norcross firm will conduct an environmental and historical study before the site can be renovated by the city.
Flint River bill fails in the House
A bill, which the Georgia Water Coalition contended contained a “poison pill,” is defeated in the Georgia House.
