WALB News 10 Archives, April, 2004 - WALB.com, Albany News, Weather, Sports
Thursday 4/1/2004
10 Country: Bill's Swinging Business
An Evening With Rosalynn Carter
Love of work keeps 84 year-old on the job
Phoebe Putney promoting health in the community
Review Panel unconstitutional?
Friday 4/2/2004
Albany singer shows grit at festival
Americus man charged with murdering coworker
Chase suspect faces felony charges
Corrective reading improves test scores
Farmers worry over rising production costs
Fraud victim fights to regain identity
Local Sports Scoreboard-April 3, 2004
Pro cowboys compete in ABAC rodeo
Rookie leads BellSouth field by 2 shots
State legislators still working
Teens plead guilty to underage drinking
VSU professor wins state award
Saturday 4/3/2004
ASU clears black professor accused of racial hostility.
Governor celebrates homecoming at ABAC
Local Sports Scoreboard-April 3, 2004
Sunday 4/4/2004
Another deadly weekend wreck in South Georgia
Consolidation hearings set for next week
Local Sports Scoreboard-April 3, 2004
Military plane crash kills two Moody AFB pilots
Suspect shot by police officer during crossfire
Monday 4/5/2004
ASU clears black professor of racial hostility
Bond doubtful for accused murderer
Car salesman accused of ripping off customers
Diesel prices follow gas prices
Local Sports Scoreboard-April 5, 2004
Radio Museum connects generations
School death investigation near completion
Schools snack their way to new computers
Senate candidate weighs in on jobs
South Georgia police chief leaves force
Albany City Manager's job remains in limbo
Biker in critical condition after collision
County residents heat up over Albany/Dougherty merger
D.O.T. encourages safety in work zones
Developer will begin Lee Farms
Ft. Benning honors fallen soldiers
Nutrition taught to Spanish speaking families
Proposed development has pros and cons
SWGA Teacher = National Teacher of the Year
Teachers urge CRCT practice at home
Wednesday 4/7/2004
10 Country: Bill's Accidental Success
Accidental drowning in Kinchafoonee Creek
Aluminum flags keep insects away
Attendance remains low at consolidation hearings
Change your lifestyle, improve your health
HOPE negotiations in final stretch
Investigation ends with no findings
Local Sports Scoreboard-April 7, 2004
Marine band members get college help
Moultrie man's life sentence cut to 12 years
Radio welcomes music with a message
Senior citizens show off fashion
Student artists show off their work
Subway super-spokesman comes to town
Teen falls asleep at wheel and dies
Thomas U. softball now at number one
Valdosta business robbed at gunpoint
Vet awarded medals for fighting Korean War
Thursday 4/8/2004
10 Country: Bill's Accidental Success
Blueberry plant opens in Homerville
College students learn the dangers of alcohol use
Commission takes comments at final hearing
Donation will feed thousands in South Georgia
Fraud victim reclaims identity
How did Americus get its name?
Local Sports Scoreboard-April 8, 2004
Misdialed phone call saves life
Rain causes problems in Good Life City
Tourism is a big draw for Americus
Albany man wanted for hitting girlfriend
Avoid Easter egg danger with proper preparation
Dawson man's yard cleaned, still in jail
Gay student makes complaint against religious school
Gourd toys used to enhance zoo animal activity
Moody comes to grips with comrades' deaths
Unusual burglaries have cops on the lookout
Webster, Coleman immersed in new team
Will more people attend Easter Church because of hit movie?
Saturday 4/10/2004
Deadly weekend for S. GA motorists
Defense shines in GSU spring game
Music and movie pirates caught at flea market
Peanut fire destroys warehouse
Sunday 4/11/2004
Churches celebrate Easter holiday
Local Sports Scoreboard-April 11, 2004
Monday 4/12/2004
1148th Transportation Group flight on hold
Albany band making good use of lucky break
Albany pirates were big money enterprise
Budget cuts hard on So. Georgia school systems
Clyattville Elementary gets new guitar lab
Consolidation study needs a tune-up
Construction begins on Berrien YES center
DC Commissioners consider ways to save landfill
Home gutted by fire, arson suspected
Local Sports Scoreboard-April 12, 2004
NAACP calls for judge's dismissal
Perdue to start special session soon
Young shooting victim doing better
Tuesday 4/13/2004
Blitch will not run for re-election
Budget cuts hard on So. Georgia school systems
EEE victim takes big step in recovery
Flower shop opens new location
Frightened business owners arm themselves
Lee County looking for money to help public services
More unrest in ASU's English Department
New Jersey man wanted in South Georgia
Officials to stockpile flu shots
South Georgians stung by Internet scams
Task Force to create more housing
Teen battles cancer while learning at home
Toddlers march for cystic fibrosis
Two arrested in unsolved murder
Albany airport looking for growth
Albany Tech's GED testing resumed
City clerk arrested for tipping off suspects
D. A. accused of swapping sex for favors
Deadline approaching for filing taxes
Dogwood Winter sweeps across SWGA
Fallen tree makes neighbors feel lucky
Local Sports Scoreboard-April 14, 2004
Millennium Mall ransacked by thieves
Republican challenges Bishop for Congressional seat
South Georgia Woman Writes Her First Book
Thursday 4/15/2004
10 Country: Marc's Home Museum
College presidents want tuition hikes
District Attorney under investigation
Future cotton gin will make more jobs
Girl urges ATV riders to wear helmets
Lee County looking for money to help public services
Local NAACP chapter speaks out about suspicious death
Lowndes Co. spotlights 911 dispatchers
More teacher job cuts may come
Papa Bowden donned his first whistle in Douglas
Post office open late for last minute filers
Public Works monitoring overtime
Sheriff candidate receiving death threats
South Georgia College pushes facilities
South Georgians will advise state on 911 systems
Tension in English Department has been around for years
Friday 4/16/2004
Attorney says dismissal was "retaliation"
Construction to begin on new cardiac center
Food for Thought
Hospitals in desperate need of blood
Lee paramedic "Director of the Year"
Poker and bikers hope to cure cancer
Six trailers destroyed by fire
South Georgia Man Hits it Big
South Georgia senator will seek re-election
Stolen goods recovered from Mall burglary
Students clean up Police Station yard
Students prepare for safe Prom
Three arrested in Berrien woman's murder
Valdosta woman arrested for stabbing
Westover tandem moves on
Woman urges teens not to drink and drive
Woman won't rest 'til special car is found
Saturday 4/17/2004
Two die in separate wrecks
C.H.E.E.R. U.P. gets girls pepped up
Church members clean up Dougherty
Four chosen as Democratic convention delegates
Sunday 4/18/2004
Church expansion to benefit congregation and community
Fire forces Wal-Mart to evacuate
Golf official sport of business?
Local Sports Scoreboard-April 18, 2004
Police urge parking lot safety
Rams clinch fourth straight title
Monday 4/19/2004
A clown to help cancer patients cope
Albany "Clean-up" nets 70 tons
Council to decide fate of Asst. Police Chief
Drug smugglers busted in Lowndes
Governor kicks off state-wide bus tour
Officers suspended after joyride
On-line auction raises money for scholarships
Protesters decry littering sentence
Protesting about police brutality continues
Recruiting up despite increased casualties in Iraq
South Georgia D. A. released on bond
Students #1 in Georgia for blood donations
Taylor files paperwork to seek governor's seat
Victims' Rights golf tournament raises funds
Woman survives fatal car accide, nt<, /A,>,
Tuesday 4/20/2004
Albany Senior Invitational tees off with new series sponsor
11 year old boys set apartment on fire
Columbine forced second look at school safety
Commissioners question city manager
County officials want adult novelty store to follow rules
Court appearance draws protesters; strong words
Doctors, lawyers at odds on malpractice reform
"Heart of Georgia" rolls into town
Local Sports Scoreboard-April 20, 2004
Noise ordinance causes confusion
S & W Irrigation and Equipment, Inc.
Senator Bowen announces retirement
South Georgia city bans smoking in some public places
Trees give hope to victims and their families
Troops still need your support
Wednesday 4/21/2004
Bill would legalize importing prescription drugs
Cain opens field office in Valdosta
Camilla serving up tennis early this year
Cipollini wins 2nd stage in Tour de Georgia
Crime ceremony focuses on kids
Dooley wins Football Foundation honor
Ferst books would help students get ready for school
GEMA grant improves firefighting skills
Godwin hoping to finish strong this year
Local Sports Scoreboard-April 21, 2004
Million dollar drug bust in Echols
MRI unit remains open until Friday
School chief charged after shotgun blasts
Students prove cans can help build homes
Teeing off to help the Chamber
Victims of crime are remembered
Thursday 4/22/2004
Armstrong kicks it into high gear
Albany police receive thousands of dollars for homeland security
Anniversary Tour stops in Adel
Brother, sister take volunteer awards
Cook supports high school sports
Depression era structure houses modern CofC
Fox's Pizza named top business
GSW honors Carters and focuses on capital campaign
Heart and Soul Tour hits Thomasville
Improvements will add culture to downtown
Local business manager indicted
Local Sports Scoreboard-April 22, 2004
Mason gets off to fast start at Albany Senior
NAACP calls for School board president's resignation.
New track looks to be a boon to motorsports
Reed Bingham draws water lovers
School investigation cost taxpayers thousands
State business leaders tour Valdosta
Students study landmark decision on Law Day
The Tea House is a must in Cook County
Friday 4/23/2004
Drey Line team seeks to utilize potential
FBI checks crop-duster pilots and owners
Federal judge rules on redistricting
Fitzgerald kicks off heritage celebration
Flag protesters dog governor's trail
Governor Perdue goes to Moultrie
Governor visits South Georgia cities
Lee grows, residentially and commercially
National competition splashes in south Georgia
Pools hurt by budget, lifeguard shortage
Rose Festival blooms in Thomas County
Senior tournament completes two rounds
Take a tour of Albany's ugliest places
Two teams share lead at GSGA 4-ball
Westover senior ready for military
Wreck victim, source of APD probe, transferred
Saturday 4/24/2004
Children enjoy Fishing Fantasy
Christmas comes early for needy homeowners
Coyote Run Motocross Park host big race
Dogs crowned at Bark in the Park
Love loves his design in Valdosta
South Georgia athletes help their health
Spectators awestruck by model planes
Sunday 4/25/2004
15-year old named Eagle Scout
Choir places 1st in national competition
Falcons get defensive with first pick
Fatal wreck may involve alcohol
Local Sports Scoreboard-April 25, 2004
Maddox joins Smith in Jacksonville
Pat Tillman's regiment remembers
Monday 4/26/2004
1148th Transportation Unit sending convoys to Iraq
Armed robber recognized by witnesses
Deerfield student takes prestigious UGA scholarship
Former Dog's dad man kills girlfriend, self
Janice Allen Jackson will keep her job
Journalists work for free, learn a lot
Local Sports Scoreboard-April 26 2004
Mosquito spraying begins in Valdosta
Mull qualifies to run for Dougherty County Clerk
NAACP calls for school board president's resignation
Rape survivor shares her story
Saba qualifies to run for sheriff again
School board chairman running for re-election
Tuesday 4/27/2004
Albany life-savers are applauded
Candidate says he can see better than most
Chamber tours MCLB
City Manager's supporters unhappy with decision
Lady Patriots sprint to region track title
Local Sports Scoreboard-April 27 2004
Maschke qualifies for School Board
Missing eight-year-old found dead
More candidates qualify in Dougherty County
NCAA puts Auburn hoops on probation
News from the House Agriculture Committee
No real relief for Jackson
Pastor's after-school program is helping parents
Rainfall Gauge
Sherwood building to the future
State park has record low water levels
Student gets national speech award
Student honors given at Darton
Students learn about nature at Reed Bingham
Students melding minds, winning competition
Veteran receives diploma six decades late
Wardogs inviting Albany to Columbus
Woman claims tax preparer falsified return
Wednesday 4/28/2004
A one-stop shop opens in Albany
Albany attorney joins race for U.S. Senate
Bombs threats no joking matter
Campbell runs for State Senate
Dougherty County schools thank partners in excellence
D-W's Taylor ready to defend three titles at the GISA track meet
Foreign coffee growers plea for more fair trade
Lady Knights ace the field at GISA tennis tournament
NAACP investigates claims of college discrimination
New businesses move to downtown Valdosta
School chief talks about shotgun incident
Still no id on body found in Brooks
Teen charged with Aggravated Sodomy
Tucker may be blazing a trail to Macon
VSU wins strategic planning award
Thursday 4/29/2004
10 Country: Donna's Superman
Controversial police officer fired from the force
Investigation recommends more training on crisis plan
Job Fair presents opportunities
Local Sports Scoreboard-April 29, 2004
Love Affair attracts thousands
Man's cross-country journey ends in tragedy
MCLB sends heavy metal to battle zone
Phoebe Putney named to top performance list
School system receives GEMA award
Scouts award distinctive woman
Seniors can soon enroll for discount cards
Suspect in custody after bus hijack
Tifton and Albany share history
Tifton is a crossroads in south Georgia
Worth school officials terminated
Friday 4/30/2004
Americus Democrat will not run again for House
Armed and dangerous men on the run
Downtown Moultrie features history, good food
Half dozen qualify for sheriff
Historic Colquitt Co. supports downtown Moultrie
Lee man arrested for molestation
Love Affair features more than art
New company brings work to Lowndes County
New company brings work to Lowndes County
Pediatricians Reach Out and Read
Relay for Life makes war on cancer
Relay for Life makes war on cancer
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