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16 –Year-Old Juvenile Arrested on Two Felony Charges, including Aggravated Assault
VALDOSTA, Lowndes County, Georgia – Valdosta Police Department (VPD) Chief Leslie Manahan has released information about an assault which occurred on Tuesday, August 13. According to Valdosta Police Department both VPD officers and detectives responded to the 400 block of East Rogers Street. Numerous citizens called E911 to report gunshots which ultimately lead to an investigation and an arrest of an unnamed 16-year-old juvenile, who is a Valdosta resident. The juvenile was not named due to his juvenile status.
CAB Bingo Event Draws Full House
VSU’s Campus Activity Board had to supply guests with extra chairs after their Boom Boom Bingo event drew a crowd that packed out the Student Union’s ballrooms. CAB hosted the game on Thursday, Aug. 22 as a celebration to open the first week of school. The event was to encourage students to mingle and make friends with a high-energy take on a classic game.
New property management addresses Valdosta apartment issues
VALDOSTA, Ga. (WALB) - Renters at Valdosta Campus Walk Apartments say they are feeling much better with the new property management. Recently, WALB told you renters experienced power outages, inconsistent billing and several maintenance issues. “At one point it felt like nothing could be done about anything and it’s our...
Georgia will have six names on the presidential ballot. Here's who will join Harris and Trump
ATLANTA — Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger Thursday finalized a list of six presidential candidates whose names will appear on the state's ballot Nov 5. Besides former President Donald Trump, the Republican nominee, and Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic nominee, Georgia voters will get a choice of four other third-party and independent candidates. ...
Five football prospects in Carolinas, Georgia whose recruitments are worth tracking with Power Four teams
The majority of fall recruiting will be focused on maintaining a class, flipping prospects or laying a strong foundation while building the 2026 class, but there is room for seniors to prove that they are Power Four worthy despite classes being close to full. In some instances, the upcoming high school season will be the first chance for players to prove themselves to Power Four programs.
Georgia's former first lady and champion of literacy has school named in her honor
GAINESVILLE, Ga. (AP) — A northeast Georgia school is now known as the Sandra Dunagan Deal Elementary School in honor of the state’s former first lady who died in 2022. Ribbon-cutting ceremonies were held Monday for the school in Gainesville, replacing both White Sulphur and Riverbend Elementary Schools, which were phased out of service. Deal, who died of cancer at the age of 80, served as first lady from 2011 to 2019 alongside her husband, former Gov. Nathan Deal. “Mrs. Deal’s advocacy for childhood literacy, her servant’s heart, and her compassion for all, is a legacy that will live on in the halls of the new school and in the hearts of the students and families of the community,” the Hall County School District wrote in a post on its Facebook page.
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