Former Camilla pharmacist's appeal denied
J. Harris Morgan was convicted of health care fraud in December 2011.
River and creeks update
Projections for the Flint River at Albany have been reduced, with the river now not expected to reach flood stage.
Washed out roads prompt school closures
River and creek flooding is likely in areas of Southwest Georgia later this week after a weekend of heavy rains.
Outlook 2013: MCLB-Albany continues to go green
There are $22.7 million in projects currently underway at MCLB-Albany, many of which have been prompted by energy-efficiency efforts.
Outlook 2013: Centering Pregnancy, social media focus for public health
In all, roughly $60,000 has been invested to bring a telemedicine component to Centering Pregnancy, officials say.
Outlook 2013: Phoebe strengthening regional presence
An emergency center overhaul at Phoebe Dorminy Medical Center in Fitzgerald is among the projects the Phoebe Putney Health System will be engaged in this year.
Outlook 2013: Georgia's economy expected to outpace national average
University of Georgia officials predict improved outlook statewide in 2013.
Outlook 2013: Albany economy stable, facing challenges
Business column
When reviewing the economic prospects for the Albany area in 2013, they can be described as stable, but highly susceptible to market shocks. Referring to last year, despite seeing a Georgia economy finally growing at a faster rate than their regional counterparts, our area lagged. Despite Albany’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate falling from 10.1 percent to 9.5 percent over the last year, there was no net job growth in 2012.
Outlook 2013: Hard work defines Prince success
John Prince III owns nine successful car dealerships in four South Georgia cities, including Albany.
Outlook section included today
A special 10-page section includes numerous financial-related stories on metro Albany issues.
Wintry mix possible Saturday
Any snow that may come with Saturday's arctic front won't accumulate, weather officials say.
Governor signs bill giving DCH power to set hospital provider fees
The governor has signed Senate Bill 24, which allows the state Department of Community Health to set hospital provider fee rates that are used to generate matching funds for federal Medicaid funds that are critical to the survival of a number of Georgia hospitals.
'RIDEforHOPE' to help battle against cancer
The Cancer Coalition of South Georgia is aiming to raise $10,000 through an upcoming event at Tony's Fitness Group.
Education Notebook - Jan. 20, 2013
These are notes on Southwest Georgia high school and college students.
Celebrity Quail Hunt celebrates year No. 27
A Quail Unlimited celebrity hunt is handled by Quail Albany now, the local chapter of the conservation group.
