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Thomasville Entertainment Foundation prepares to kick off '24-'25 concert season
THOMASVILLE — Following a monthlong focus on season ticket renewals, Thomasville Entertainment Foundation is kicking off season ticket sales to new subscribers for the 2024-25 Concert Series, with a wide range of programming for its 87th performance season. Opening the season Sept. 24 will be an evening of Broadway with two-time Tony Award-winning leading man Brian Stokes Mitchell, followed by ...
SRTC Names Mandy Ponder and Dana Lewis Director and Assistant Director of High School Initiatives
THOMASVILLE, GA (06/27/2024) Southern Regional Technical College (SRTC) has announced that Mandy Ponder and Dana Lewis have assumed new roles at the college. Mandy Ponder will serve as Director of High School Initiatives and Dana Lewis has been named Assistant Director of High School Initiatives beginning June 1, 2024. Prior to Ponder’s current role as […] The post SRTC Names Mandy Ponder and Dana Lewis Director and Assistant Director of High School Initiatives appeared first on The Post-Searchlight.
Hemophilia of Georgia a finalist for Nonprofit of Excellence Award
Sandy Springs nonprofit organization Hemophilia of Georgia (HoG) was a finalist for the Nonprofit of Excellence Award at the Greater North Fulton Chamber of Commerce’s leadership event. HoG is devoted to enhancing the health and wellness of the bleeding disorders community by providing excellence in comprehensive healthcare, education and advocacy. Since 1973, the nonprofit has been providing […] The post Hemophilia of Georgia a finalist for Nonprofit of Excellence Award appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta.
Plane Crash Victims Identified as Georgia Family (Video)
A plane crash in New York has claimed the lives of a family of five from Georgia. The incident occurred around 2 PM on Sunday in the town of Masonville. New York State Police responded to reports of the crash and discovered the downed aircraft. Victims Identified. The victims have...
New Insights on Georgia House Fire Tragedy
New information has emerged about a tragic house fire in Georgia that claimed six lives. The incident has left the community in shock and raised critical discussions about fire safety measures. Insights from Hahira Fire Department. Under the leadership of Chief David Thompson, the Hahira Fire Department operates with full-time...
Racist slurs and death threats: The dangerous life of a Georgia elections official
Editor’s note: This story contains profanities and racist slurs. DOUGLASVILLE, Ga. — When Milton Kidd leaves work at the end of the day, he slips out the back door of the domed Douglas County Courthouse, avoiding the public entrance where people might berate him or demand his home address. He never takes the same route home […] The post Racist slurs and death threats: The dangerous life of a Georgia elections official appeared first on Louisiana Illuminator.
Georgia regulates truck lifting, banning ‘Carolina Squat’
STATESBORO, Ga. (WSAV) – Some call it the “Carolina Squat,” but it’s a familiar sight in the South that’s soon to be leaving Georgia roadways after the state passed a bill banning the modifications. “If this law wasn’t in place, that would help me out more because it’s like you have other people doing bad […]
State AgrAbility program offers farm family a new path forward
DEARING -- When a half-ton bale of hay fell off a wagon in 2019, striking the back of Donald Adams’ head, the future of his family farm fell into immediate uncertainty. More than 200 head of cattle are worked on the land at Coastal Acres, a Dearing operation that involves intense manual labor.
Post Michael, Georgia Pecan Farmers Take Stock
It could take years for some of Georgia's pecan crops to recover after Hurricane Michael tore through the southwest part of the state on Wednesday. Tim Brown is with Apollo Pecan Nursery and Groves in Preston, Ga., about halfway between Columbus and Albany. He says many of their trees are...
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