Thursday, December 5 2013 5:26 PM EST2013-12-05 22:26:02 GMT
A non-profit organization partnered with the Albany Parks and Recreations Department to say thanks to the men and women who've served our nation. A special job fair with a range of employment opportunitiesMore >>
A non-profit organization partnered with the Albany Parks and Recreations Department to say thanks to the men and women who've served our nation. A special job fair with a range of employment opportunities was held at the Goodwill Career Center for veterans, which organizers say helps them transition back to civilian life.More >>
Thursday, December 5 2013 5:23 PM EST2013-12-05 22:23:50 GMT
Area technical colleges encourage GEDstudents to finish their GED exams before big changes to the testing kick in next year. GED Testing Service will unveil a new assessment in January. The newMore >>
Area technical colleges encourage GEDstudents to finish their GED exams before big changes to the testing kick in next year. GED Testing Service will unveil a new assessment in January. The new version will be computer-based and will cost more to take.More >>
Thursday, December 5 2013 5:01 PM EST2013-12-05 22:01:45 GMT
The U.S. Senate candidate Michelle Nunn stopped in Albany on her Georgia Entrepreneurship tour. She is spending the week talking to entrepreneurs and business owners. Wednesday she toured Albany TechnicalMore >>
The U.S. Senate candidate Michelle Nunn stopped in Albany on her Georgia Entrepreneurship tour. More >>
Thursday, December 5 2013 4:44 PM EST2013-12-05 21:44:20 GMT
Two Albany mothers are indicted in separate incidents of horrific child cruelty for discipline that prosecutors say went way too far. The District Attorney who says he won't hesitate to prosecute parentsMore >>
Two Albany mothers are indicted in separate incidents of horrific child cruelty for discipline that prosecutors say went way too far. The District Attorney who says he won't hesitate to prosecute parents to protect children.More >>
Fort Gaines- The city filed suit against Fort Gaines Nursing Home because the facility owed more than $15,000 in water and gas bills.
Wednesday, the home's interim administrator wrote a check to the city for $15,828.65 plus almost $775 for the city's legal fees.
The nursing home is now caught up. Their next payment is due on the tenth.
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