A-West awarded top small business
A-West Enterprise has been an electrical contracting company in Albany since 2009.
A-West named Small Business of the Year
A-West Enterprise has been an electrical contracting company in Albany since 2009.
'Most Wanted' fugitive apprehended
Sought of failure to register as a sex offender, Allen Dale Timbes is arrested without incident.
Law enforcers hold annual barbecue competition
Area law enforcement officers look forward to their traditional cook-off and feast.
Police/Fire/EMS - May 15, 2013
The Albany Police Department responded to at least 39 incidents on Monday and into the early hours of Tuesday.
Three arrested in pre-dawn smash-and-grabs
In two related burglaries, city and county police join in an early morning chase.
Blind citizens concerned with street safety
Preparation for opportunity is key for success regardless of physical challenges, an Albany city commissioner says.
Judge: Laws must keep pace with technology
Dougherty Probate Judge Nancy Stephenson presents a humorous account of legal changes over the years.
Discover Expo shows city highlights
Discover Albany Tours and Hospitality Expo gives residents a chance to see the city.
Fallen police officer to be honored on Monday
A memorial has been set for Lt. Cliff Rouse, who was killed in the line of duty.
Albany airport gets FAA reprieve
Advocates for the Southwest Georgia Regional Airport breath a sigh of temporary relief with news of a tower closing delay.
Two plead guilty in MCLB bribery case
Two former employees at the Albany Marine Corps Logistics Base plead guilty to receiving bribes.
Cash taken from restaurant on North Slappey
Money and other items are taken from Maryland Fried Chicken on North Slappey Boulevard.
Atheist group wants to join with community
Area atheists are gathering, for companionship and to offer their services to the community.
Black mayors stress teamwork for success
The Georgia Conference of Black Mayors convene and talk about togetherness.
Lineman's Rodeo unhampered by weather
Chehaw Park's second Georgia Lineman's Rodeo Association Rodeo continues despite intermittent rain.
Man charged in accident that injures daughter
An Albany man faces charges for causing injuries to his 6-year-old daughter in a traffic accident.
U.S. Marshals injured in Tifton arrest
A fugitive’s companion attempts to flee the scene by running over federal agents.
Student truancy crackdown urged
The Dougherty County District Attorney says it's time to get serious about absenteeism.
Four suspects in drive-by shooting arrested
Police announce arrests of four shooting suspects but are quiet about case specifics.
Alleged accomplice charged in Tift murder
An Adel woman is charged with felony murder in the death of a Tifton man.
One killed in two-car accident
A two-car accident at the Dougherty/Baker county line claims the life of one.
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.
Firefighter makes competitive shoe video
A local firefighter is one of 500 people invited to compete in Under Armour's Spine Venom video competition.
First Color in the Grove a big success
The first Color in the Grove 5K run and music festival attracts more than 1,000 runners.
Former bank teller sentenced in ID theft
Victoria Metz is sentenced in federal court to four years in prison.
Homicide victim’s mother makes plea
The mother of Herbert Williams, who was shot to death this month, makes an emotional plea to the community.
Williams retires after 30 years with the APD
After a long and successful career, Lt. James Williams retires from the Albany Police Department.
Firefighters take home safety theme to kids
Armed with a principle that earlier is better, the Albany Fire Department takes the Fire Safety Home to second-graders.
Caregiver indictment handed down
A former caregiver to an elderly woman is among those indicted by a Dougherty County grand jury.
The One Day Project plants downtown butterfly garden
A local coalition seeks to beautify the area by attracting Monarch butterflies.
911 dispatchers get recognition
“Unsung” emergency defenders are honored with National Public Safety Telecommunications Week.
Fire Department trains with new platform truck
Priced at just under $1 million, the AFD’s new aerial platform truck helps save lives and keep fire insurance rates low.
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