MCLB-Albany cancels July 4 fireworks show
The city of Albany’s annual fireworks show will take place July 4 at a new venue.
Supreme Court to hear prayer case
Both the Albany and Dougherty County commissions open their voting meetings with prayer.
On the Job with Melissa Childs
Melissa Childs, the 2013 Teacher of the Year for the Dougherty County School System, recently sat down with J.D. Sumner to talk about her job and her strategy for winning over students in the classroom.
Furloughs could impact 2,000 aboard MCLB-Albany
More than 2,000 people aboard MCLB Albany will feel the sting of furloughs initiated by the Pentagon, base officials said Friday.
UPDATE: Edwards to move forward with Phillips' prosecution
Based on the findings of a toxicology report, the Dougherty County District Attorney's office will prosecute Phillip Phillips' mother under Georgia's DUI laws.
Albany Museum of Art unveils newly-renovated spaces (WITH VIDEO)
The leadership of the Albany Museum of Art showed off a newly-completed phase of renovations that has transformed some of the public spaces within the facility.
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.
Law enforcement, Special Olympians carry torch through Albany
The state Special Olympic games will start next week.
Clark: Education, healthcare costs hurdles for business owners
Despite the challenges, Georgia is poised for growth most analysts say, Chamber CEO says.
Chick-fil-A opening looms
Doors will open at 6 a.m. Thursday, but lines will open as early as 6 a.m. today.
High Court accepts voluntary discipline of attorney
The state bar recommended the court lessen it’s punishment against Graham, citing her previously unblemished service record.
Child actor with Albany ties finds success as country icon
The movie "Ring of Fire" will debut on the Lifetime Network on May 27.
On the Job with Ken Boler
Today's On the Job features Ken Boler, general sales manager of The Albany Herald.
Young professionals honored at 40 Under 40 luncheon
In September, the Herald will name the area's first-ever 40 OVER Forty class.
In September, The Albany Herald will name the area’s first-ever 40 Over 40 class.
Man in wheelchair struck by car
Cpl. Jon Seagroves gives aid to 74-year-old Robert McClary, who fell out of his motorized wheelchair after being clipped by a 2010 Dodge Charger in Albany Wednesday. Police say McClary attempted to cross Oglethorpe Boulevard on a red-light and was clipped by the car. He refused EMS treatment at the scene and suffered a laceration to the head and minor scrapes.
Flea market opening delay irks vendors
The South Georgia Flea Market and Yard Sale is located on South Slappey Boulevard.
Altercation leads to gun, counterfeit money seizure
An Albany man is facing jail time after police manage to seize guns and nearly $2,000 in counterfeit bills.
Suspect surrenders to police
An Albany man is charged with leading drug agents on a chase through downtown Albany.
Sunday caps deadly weekend in Southwest Georgia
Three people have been killed in weekend shootings in Southwest Georgia
Colquitt County’s coroner says he has lost count of the number of murders in his county this year.
On the Job with Suzanne Perrine
Suzanne Perrine talk about her role managing the army of volunteers who help keep Phoebe functioning.
Riverfront eyeing N'orleans feel with expansion
Thousands in renovations are going into the popular downtown eatery.
Photo of the Day - Victims' Rights Vigil
A ceremony downtown Thursday serves as a reminder of victims of crime.
Albany food bank gets 10,000 jars of peanut butter
Georgia Peanut Commission officials hope to donate a total of 60,000 jars to food banks this year.
Crime victim's rights week kicks off Monday
A series of observances, tributes and remembrances are scheduled.
On the Job with Lonnie Ballard
Businessman Lonnie Ballard recently participated in a question-and-answer session with The Herald’s J.D. Sumner.
ARC offering 'Two tickets to Paradise' in fundraiser
Proceeds will go to benefit the ARC's preschool program.
ATC career fair sees uptick in participation
More than 50 employers participated in Thursday’s job fair.
Flint ranks No. 2 on endangered rivers list
Conservationists urge leaders to get involve to save the River.
Pelham teacher charged after incident
All three Pelham schools were locked down Tuesday as a precaution school officials say.
McCormack, pioneer of local arts and business, dies
Anna Louise McCormack was an advocate of business and the arts in Albany.
Partnership formed for street improvements
The program is sprucing up facades on buildings facing the Riverfront Park.
DCA: Hotel/motel taxes can be used for salaries, with some exceptions
The hotel/motel tax generates $750,000 each year for the Convention and Visitors Bureau in Albany.
Mediacom adds "Local Broadcast Surcharge" to bills to cope with increasing television fees
Increasing fees charged by local television broadcast companies has prompted Mediacom to add a "Local Broadcast Surcharge" to the bills of customers who have local television stations in their programming package.
City wants more information on CVB, Chamber relationship
The Albany Convention and Visitors Bureau spends $86,000 to supplement the salaries of three chamber employees.
Miller, Mars and P&G winners in EDC's annual Industry Celebration breakfast
An annual Economic Development Commission-sponsored breakfast honors local industries.
RiverQuarium, Darton partner for 5k Color Run and music festival
Officials from the Flint RiverQuarium and Darton State College are planning to host Albany's first 5k color-run and music festival.
Brothers behind Sherwood films forming independent company
Sherwood Baptist Church's film ministry will continue to operate despite the loss of Alex and Stephen Kendrick.
On the Job with Haryl Dabney
While Haryl Dabney's profession may technically involve working at L2Networks, you might as well add professional juggler to his list of skills.
Boot-legged electricity ignites morning fire
No one was injured in the fire, Albany Fire Department officials say.
FAA to delay closing Albany airport tower
Albany officials say the successful operation of the municipal airport is crucial for economic development.
City manager doubles reward for info on Albany murders
Two men were shot and killed in a drive-by shooting on March 17.
School kids taken for medical evaluation following bus wreck
The driver of the car was taken to Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital.
Band's stolen trailer found
More than $20,000 worth of band equipment inside the trailer is still missing.
Crash injures two - VIDEO ADDED
Dougherty EMS workers move one of the people involved in an crash at the intersection of Jefferson Street and Pine Avenue to an ambulance Tuesday morning. Two people were taken to Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital after the crash that involved a white Chevy 1500 Pickup truck and a black Toyota Highlander. The driver of the truck was not injured.
Crime blotter with Map: April 3, 2013
The Albany Police Department responded to at least 23 incidents Monday.
DA, police have suspects in drive-by killings
William Davis and Desmond Williams were killed in a drive-by shooting March 17.
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