Tuesday, December 10 2013 4:53 PM EST2013-12-10 21:53:44 GMT
The Valdosta-Lowndes County Humane Society needs your help to support pet owners who are serving our country. "The Moody Pet Guardian Angels" program finds temporary homes for pets of Moody AirmenMore >>
Members of the Valdosta - Lowndes County Humane society have a program they hope will prevent pets of deployed service members from being given up- or euthanized- when their owners are deployed. More >>
Tuesday, December 10 2013 4:45 PM EST2013-12-10 21:45:21 GMT
Albany residents could soon help save the planet from their front doors. Tuesday, city commissioners unanimously approved a residential curbside recycling program that could begin early next year. WasteMore >>
Albany residents could soon help save the planet from their front doors. Tuesday, city commissioners unanimously approved a residential curbside recycling program that could begin early next year.More >>
Tuesday, December 10 2013 4:43 PM EST2013-12-10 21:43:35 GMT
Family members of a slain Dougherty County Police officer ask South Georgians to remember law enforcement this Christmas.Project Blue Light encourages you to put a blue light of any kind in a window atMore >>
Project Blue Light encourages you to put a blue light of any kind in a window at your home to show support for officers.More >>
Tuesday, December 10 2013 4:30 PM EST2013-12-10 21:30:23 GMT
South Georgians are invited to attend a celebration of Nelson Mandela's life and message Saturday at Albany State University. The commemoration will feature speakers including Shirley Sherrod andMore >>
South Georgians are invited to attend a celebration of Nelson Mandela's life and message Saturday at Albany State University. More >>
Tuesday, December 10 2013 4:21 PM EST2013-12-10 21:21:08 GMT
Emergency workers who save lives now have new equipment to keep people in Albany and Dougherty County safe. City leaders toured the renovated 911 facility at the grand opening of the second phase of aMore >>
The $2 Million renovation includes adjustable workspaces and upgraded hardware, making it easier for dispatchers to handle more than a quarter million calls per year. More >>
December 14, 2004
Valdosta - A south Georgia doctor accused of beating his wife and daughter is out of jail tonight.
Dr. Jason Cox posted a $100,000 bond in Lowndes County.
He's charged with aggravated battery against his wife that took place June 20th at his former Valdosta residence.
Those charges were filed after Cox was charged with beating his 2-year old daughter in Adel.
As a condition of his bond, he can't have any contact with his wife and three children.
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