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Harris warns of Trump presidency with ‘no guardrails’ over Supreme Court immunity ruling
SAVANNAH, Georgia — Vice President Kamala Harris warned voters in Georgia that former President Donald Trump would face no checks or balances and would be a “dictator” on day one due to the Supreme Court’s recent immunity ruling. “The United States Supreme Court recently just basically told the former president that going forward he will […]
Camilla among many South Georgia communities to receive millions in federal funding
CAMILLA, Ga. (WALB) - The Georgia Department of Community Affairs announced that 36 Georgia communities would be awarded more than $33.4 million in federal grants. Camilla was one of the 36 communities to receive funds. They received $1 million, and they proposed to use the funds for sewer improvements in...
Albany Police Seek Help Finding Missing 64-Year-Old Kenderson Hill
The Albany Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating 64-year-old Kenderson Hill, who has been reported missing. Hill was last seen in the early hours of the morning, around 3:45 a.m., leaving the 1500 block of Georgia Avenue. He was reportedly on foot, possibly heading toward...
City of Thomasville’s Wastewater Department to conduct maintenance work
THOMASVILLE, Ga. (WALB) - The city of Thomasville announced that maintenance work will be done by the Wastewater Department starting the week of Sept. 3. The department will be doing maintenance work on several manholes on Charlie Ward Boulevard for about four weeks. While the work will be off the...
Albany State has $266 million economic impact on southwest Georgia
ALBANY — Albany State University continues to prove its significance as part of the economic engine in Albany and southwest Georgia, and that significance was highlighted in the University System of Georgia's annual Economic Impact Study. ASU's contribution to the local economy for Fiscal Year 2023, spanning from July 1, 2022, to June 30, 2023, has once again underscored its role as a vital ...
Something Good: Scott Elementary starts Scottie Book Swap for free new-to-you reads
THOMASVILLE, Ga. (WCTV) - Scott Elementary School is opening up their very own book swap!. It’s simple, bring a book you’ve enjoyed and swap it for a new one. You can pass along a story you love and find another one, all free for the community. Thomasville City...
Local Bar and Venue Closes Their Doors
Terminal South Bar recently shut its doors, leaving its numerous patrons questioning why. This bar was a staple for ABAC students looking to let loose or, if they are 21 or older, to have a drink. There was a variety of concerts and event nights thrown at the bar. Various explanations and rumors have been circulating, but the public has received no concrete reason for the closing.
Firearm found in student's backpack at Warner Robins High School
Warner Robins, Ga (WGXA) - The Houston County School District has confirmed that a gun was found at Warner Robins High School on Tuesday. According to a spokesperson, the firearm was discovered during a routine search of a student's backpack. Parents were promptly notified of the incident by the school system. Willie Raines, a local advocate known for hosting school assemblies across Middle Georgia, spoke on the importance of awareness, emphasizing the severe consequences children may face.
Former Cecil Council Member sentenced for unlicensed personal care homes
On Aug. 19, 2024, Constance Dianna Davis, 70, of Cecil pleaded under the First Offender Act to two felony counts of operating an unlicensed personal care home, according to Superior Court records. Chief Superior Court Judge Clayton Tomlinson sentenced Ms. Davis to a total of 10 years’ probation and ordered...
Swingin’ Medallions close out 2024 First Friday Concert Series in Monroe on Sept. 6
If students back in school or Labor Day kicking off the beginning of the work week, then the Swingin’ Medallions closing out Monroe’s First Friday concert series should be the final reminder that Summer 2024 is pretty much over. But it’s a great way to close out the season.
‘It was really hard’: Valdosta restaurant remembers recovering from devastating damage left by Idalia one year later
VALDOSTA, Ga. (WCTV) - A beloved community restaurant was forced to close its doors for months after Idalia made landfall. Nicholas Perry, the owner of Ella’s Top Corral, said he remembers the day Idalia made landfall vividly. That day he received an emotional call from his grandmother asking him to hurry to the restaurant.
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