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ATC's Construction Academy lends a hand to Habitat

Albany Technical College students are getting a hands-on education working on two houses on Rosebrier Avenue.

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Smallcakes hoping to savor the sweet life

Store to open Wednesday at 10 a.m.

A new store featuring sweet treats will open today in Albany at 10 a.m.

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Clerk holds off would-be robber with scissors

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BOE approves hiring of four new principals

Dougherty County's School Board approves a tentative FY 2014 budget that reduces staff furloughs from six to four days.

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DOCO Credit Union CEO receives special accolade

Barry O. Heape has been presented with the Moses C. Davis Professional of the Year Award by the Georgia Credit Union Affiliates.

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'GAYPWR' coming to a license plate near you

A gay man will be allowed to order a vanity license plate that describes his sexual orientation, but Georgians' car tags must not refer to sex acts, weapons, drugs and much else under new rules issued by the state.

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Albany Tech celebrates its Arbor Day with tree planting

The college planted a Live Oak in the greenspace in front of the school's Nathaniel Cross Building.

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Crisis management course offered

The Rural Domestic Preparedness Consortium offers a school-based incident Homeland Security course.

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Students recognized at ATC Spring Honors Day

The college is gearing up for its spring commencement exercises Friday at the Albany Civic Center.

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DCSS finance panel gets first look at new budget

After public hearings, the Dougherty County School Board could approve its new budget on June 26.

Major e-commerce company plans first ever 'e-grocery store'

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Man shot, killed in alleged attempted break-in

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Thinking Differently: Autism Finds Space In The Workplace

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Vendor files suit in federal court against DCSS

Global Partnership Schools Inc. is seeking damages from the district after alleging breach of contract.

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Ga. church cuts ties as Boy Scouts drop ban on gay youth

Some U.S. religious leaders are cutting ties with the Boy Scouts of America, saying they will no longer permit local troops to meet at their churches in reaction to the group's decision to allow openly gay youth members.