
2005 a deadly year on Albany streets
Law enforcement agencies form new crime lab
Mobile home fire investigated for tampered meter
Northwest library branch relocating
Trojans continue to wait for AAAA finals
Wildcats still have plenty to play for in 2nd half
YMCA combats childhood obesity
Thursday 6/2/2005
10 Country: Carolyn's Dirt Road Gallery
Child safety seats are easier to use
Courts allow inmates to practice various religions
Family members charged in murder
Habitat turns kids into carpenters
Large quantity of pot off the streets
Less rain may mean fewer Fourth melons
Mosquitoes test positive for deadly viruses
New construction may have started warehouse blaze
Second pot bust in one day for drug agents
Warehouse fire is all day affair
Friday 6/3/2005
Camp helps kids with asthma cope
City leaders want independent APD review
Clean up begins after warehouse fire
Company cleans up after warehouse fire
Discover the Flint
Fisherman makes a rare catch
Food for Thought
High School Baseball Scoreboard
House fire destroys all
Need for speed
Neighborhood gets rude wake-up call
New program creates new home owners
Recent rains help corn crop
Summer pet care tips
Saturday 6/4/2005
Albany Bike Days rolls around again
Bulldogs reign supreme on links
Pedestrian killed in Thomas County
Residents dancing in the streets
Robbery suspect rampages in semi truck
Telethon brings miracles to local kids
Truck driver in chase was under the influence
Sunday 6/5/2005
ASU mourns death of "Voice of the Rams"
Cancer survivors celebrate life
CMN raises over $200,000 for Phoebe kids
New flock coming to Lake Loretta
Suspended city commissioner in court
A legendary Albany voice was silenced over the weekend
Albany Bike Days rolls around again
Blueberry crop looks promising
Donations of school supplies needed
Henry Mathis' federal trial begins
I.D. theft ring customers go on trial
Lee citizens may see higher taxes
Man surrenders after wife's shooting
Motorists keep an eye on state workers
New changes to an old building
PB&Pot sandwich found on prisoner
Retired mailman reflects in new book
Sparklers are legal, but still hazardous
Special election to be called in Dougherty County
Supreme court upholds murder conviction
Suspended commissioner in court
Teen dies after wreck on scooter
Youth program seeks to preserve Southern heritage
Tuesday 6/7/2005
APD investigates fatal collision
Car - Truck crash kills one woman
Commissioners finalize nearly $80 million budget
Food Bank gives away food and hope
Georgia's First Lady says foster children need help
High School Baseball Scoreboard
Local players selected in draft
New device helps combat mosquitos
Number of predicted hurricanes may affect produce prices
Opening statements heard in Mathis trial
T'ville to hit the silver screen
Volunteers help relieve hunger
Wednesday 6/8/2005
Albany prepares for Special Olympics
APD moves into new Law Enforcement Center
ATI: legal fees, operating losses no problem
Company cited by OSHA after employee death
Denham to tee it up in U.S. Open
Food Bank gives away food and hope
High School Baseball Scoreboard
Hilton construction on schedule
Honors roll in for VSU tennis team
Hurricanes may affect produce prices
Jurors watch secret video tapes
Moultrie business receives honor
Murder suspect caught in Louisiana
No union for Cooper Tire workers
Road block turns into drug bust
Teachers get lesson in healthcare
Thursday 6/9/2005
Another dog to be euthanized after attacking boy
Albany prepares for Special Olympics
Assistance for minorities in college
Business competition sparks economy
Camp helps kids deal with grief
Charter Commission seeks legal advice
College students to pay more in fall
Counterfeit ring investigation
Das Boot has Georgia connection
Deadline for annexed students nears
Funeral home reaches out to community
Georgia Innovation center of high-tech help in agriculture
Governor Perdue campaigns in Albany
High School Baseball Scoreboard
Residents not happy about proposed tax hike
Union claims "no" vote prompted by fear tactics
Friday 6/10/2005
Albany barks at the moon for charity
Another dog to be euthanized after attack
Be prepared for hurricane season
Georgians asked to live healthier
Groomer charged with animal cruelty
Investigator outlines teacher sex charges
Man loses 163 pounds during spiritual fast
New police headquarters open for business
Officers pleads not guilty to child molestation
People react to Mathis conviction
Public works prepared for storm
Seniors enjoy bluegrass, barbecue
State prisoner claims he's being held unlawfully
Tropical Storm Arlene strengthens in Gulf
Flooding fix will be costly for Leesburg
Soldiers and families stay in touch
Sunday 6/12/2005
Is your home protected from flooding?
Lee County family still homeless after March floods
Rain dampens construction of Colquitt church
Monday 6/13/2005
17% of state's 5th graders fail CRCT
A little dry weather could help
Another bank robbery in Valdosta
Are you guilty of displaying bad sportsmanship?
Be careful with pool chemicals!
Former Albany Police officer pleads guilty
Former cop sentenced to probation
Gambling investigation underway
Historic case should have little affect on Georgia jurors
Pool chemicals should not be stored in your home
Rain driving up price of produce
Rain is a blessing and a curse for allergy sufferers
Safety upgrades wanted after train wreck
Search for school police chief begins
Sex offender's appeal heard by Supreme Court
Teens arrested for burglary, auto theft
Two arrested in deadly home invasion
United-Museum proposal voted down
Tuesday 6/14/2005
APD officer dodges enraged man
City, county propose property tax hike
College president ordered to fire relatives
Former Albany Police officer pleads guilty
Governor takes a stand on litter
In-home care cost saving state millions
Mayor resigns, then changes his mind
Mosquitoes thrive after rainy weeks
NIMS training for first responders
Recruits celebrate Army's 230th
Senators work to improve security
South Ga. principal investigated
VPD gets new mobile command unit
Wildcats make coaching change
Wednesday 6/15/2005
Candidates line up to be next ASU leader, familiar face returns
Carter qualifies for U.S. Women's Open
Committee helps preserve forestry
Company recalls ground beef products
Giving platelets gets donor to palms
Gov. promotes education in S. Ga.
Gun fire leads to police standoff
Industry leases Nypro building
Martini Fest 2005 set for Thursday night
Norbord Plant doubles size, making it world's largest
Oysters may end up on endangered list
Phoebe Putney offers explanation about money
Store celebrates Grand Opening!
Texas base struggle could affect MCLB
Wildcats ready for Twisters with new coach
Woman dies one month after motorcycle crash
10 Country: Pippin's Mystery Flower
ASU prez candidates include familiar face
Attorney claims Phoebe Putney is diverting blame
Corn farmers welcome wet weather
Cowboys and Cowgirls shine at rodeo finals
Dad's importance should not be underestimated
Experience group takes over Head Start
Family counts days until son's return
Four arrested in shoplifting ring
Governor takes a stand on litter
G-Squared race team thinking on injured crew chief
Healthy Fathers Healthy Families
Norbord Plant becomes world's largest
Riverfront Park emergency button a problem
Sale City mayor resigns amid controversy
School Board spares no expense for constables
Victim advocates get state training
What local dads want for Father's Day
Friday 6/17/2005
Dateline diet challenge comes to Albany
DTAE Commissioner speaks out on nepotism scandal
Experienced group takes over Head Start
Healthy Fathers Healthy Families, , SPAN>
Heat blamed in toddler's death
Is there a perfect tie for Dad?
Keeping kids cool in the summer heat is a must
McCormacks look to a future without Bobs
Moultrie Tech grads entering the workforce
New commander takes reigns at Albany base
New drug rehab center for women
Plant workers unionize, hope for better treatment, benefits
Police track string of burglaries
Sex offender charged with two attacks
Saturday 6/18/2005
Couple uses train to take vows
Crisp County celebrates Centennial
Hundreds of men are screened in Tift Park
Local teens shoot for Junior Nationals
Sunday 6/19/2005
Anthony wins Albany Amateur Title
Motorcyclist killed in Atkinson County crash
Moultrie processing plant is hiring
Monday 6/20/2005
Anthony wins Albany Amateur Title
Camilla liquor voting wraps Tuesday
College president stepping down
Dougherty School Police Chief job draws heavy interest
Firefighters injured in morning blaze
FSU's Johnson mulling transfer
Georgia mulls hurricane sales tax holiday
"Killer bees" are in Florida now
Industrial tax break vote Tuesday
Interest only loans grow in popularity
Jackpot sits, waits on winner to claim prize
Knights of Columbus honor the military
Lightning safety awareness week seeks to save lives
Lottery winner still a mystery
Man injured last week on the job has died
Military protocol for notifying families
Motorcyclist killed in Atkinson County crash
North Ga. woman killed on I-75
Officer fails to check background of sex offender
Pay day loan customers get some money back
Southern Baptist don't expect controversy at convention
Sturgis is new Wildcats defensive coordinator
Tractor trailer victim out of hospital
VSU trainer wins national award
You can't crank up without it... car insurance
Tuesday 6/21/2005
Authorities on the lookout for murder suspect
CA catches Mega Millions fever
Emergency workers hold bio-terror drill
Festivities planned for Fourth fireworks
Funeral home holds reading program
Management, money changes may save city millions
Manhunt focuses on brutal murderer
New research on Parkinson’s disease
No criminal charges filed in child's heat death
No problems at warehouse 3 weeks after fire
Officer fails to check background of sex offender
Senate leaders meet with health providers
Small turnout for tax break vote
Three charged in string of burglaries
Truck driver injured in rollover
Wednesday 6/22/2005
Burglaries in Dougherty County and Albany look similar
City study raises leadership concerns
Cordele police clear several cases with one arrest
Cordele teen charged in assault on elderly
Cutler turns herself in after indictment
Incentives hope to bring out blood donors
Jurors indict public figures for theft
Kathy Cox, teachers attend new curriculum workshop
Looking for the world's best employees
Mayor wants improvements at dangerous intersection
Phoebe Execs admit to violating travel policy
Slow comings in murder investigation
Summer night ends in death for teen
Teen gunned down in front of his home
The Lottery-- like lightning-- can strike twice
T'ville recruiting Florida seniors
Ward camp teaches more than basketball skills
Winn-Dixie to close some stores in Ga.
Thursday 6/23/2005
10 Country: Neal's Saving Grace
Americans cut medicine in half
Another political figure indicted
Are specially formulated vitamins better?
Body found in house, homeowner missing
Bonds issued for building dorms
Cockfield back with the Wildcats
Cutler indictment shocks Stone
Dougherty County among best at buckling up
Dougherty seatbelt use is excellent
Garbage rates increase, 2nd manager to be hired
Kids learn important safety techniques
Mobile home fire under investigation
Panthers ready to play in the Dome
Program for new doctors turns some into south Georgians
Roberts claims abuse of power, racism
Search still on for man accused of killing Albany teen
Thomas Co. railroad crossings to be upgraded
Westover assistant now a head coach
Winn-Dixie closing eased a little
Friday 6/24/2005
Albany MCLB Independence Day Celebration
Americans cut medicine in half
Bikers riding for a good cause
Body found in house, homeowner missing
Body identified as missing man
Conference center open for business
Ethics Commission takes closer look at Alliance donation
Law enforcement cracking down on bad drivers
Raffle raises money to stop abuse cycle
Watershed Project could save farmers money
Working is living, say elderly employees
Youth minister headed to prison
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Saturday 6/25/2005
Critic says Phoebe hypocrisy is "colossal"
Local fundraiser for teen with lupus
Local group tries to revive local rock scene
Major meth bust in Worth County
Red Cross looking for type O donors
South Georgia Wildcat fans continue their support
Sunday 6/26/2005
Cable network follows local Miss Georgia contestant
Changing times and changing technologies
South Georgia reacts to Graham's last crusade
Sumter County Regional offers new Healthplex
Monday 6/27/2005
AIDS still a serious health issue
Ants marching... until a drier time
Business collects school supplies for needy students
Critic says Phoebe hypocrisy is "colossal"
Host of laws passed by the Legislature
How to protect your home from hurricanes
Indicted commissioner attends meeting
Major railroad repairs underway
Man held for child molestation
New Restaurant opens in Cordele
Phoebe lawsuits dismissed from state court
Shark attacks change summer plans
South Georgia Regional CME Conference comes to town
Sparklers selling fast in Georgia
Supreme Court rules on Ten Commandments
Two shark attacks within days very unusual
Tuesday 6/28/2005
Albany employees save lives in Iraq
Albany Technical College is awarded full accreditation
Boy Scouts learn hiking skills
Bush approval low, war casualties high
Gulf beaches reopen after shark attacks
Life in prison for child molester
Little beauty queen gives back
Multiple arrests made in Colquitt County
New Albany Journal building opened
New Georgia law makes sex offenders more visible
New Restaurant opens in Cordele
NFL stars come together for youth camp
Notable park gets improvements
Phoebe lawsuits dismissed from state court
Robot cleans house at south Georgia hospital
State senator released from hospital
Truancy program getting students in school
Turn your old cell phone into gold for athletes
Turner receives $4.9 million check from lottery
Albany City Commission approves budget
Albany library closed by electrical fire
Albany man returned after arrest in South Florida
BRAC commissioners head to Atlanta
Catching sharks common on gulf beaches
Foster house offers home for children
Hours change for the sale of alcohol
Juvenile charged as adult for child molestation
Learn to communicate with your baby
Murder suspect sentenced to life
New Georgia law makes sex offenders more visible
Rare diseases affects children
School board to take out $13 million loan
Senior center in danger of closing
Smith ready for sophomore season with Jaguars
State senator released from hospital
Statutory rape victim tells her story
Turn your old cell phone into gold for athletes
Thursday 6/30/2005
"10 Country": A marriage lasts a lifetime
4th celebration planned at Reed Bingham
Abuse victim's mother speaks out
Albany fireworks will be double the fun
Archbold Hospital wins top honor
Catching sharks common on gulf beaches
Cogongrass shows up in South Georgia
Downtown farmer's market set for Saturday
Firefighters warn fireworks can cause injuries and fire
Fireworks bill causes confusion
Fireworks sales booming in Florida
Georgia Supreme Court denies appeal for sheriff
Lee County Commissioner Indicted
MCLB Maintenance Center Change of Command
Phoebe thanks employees with watermelon
Preliminary autopsy complete for Coffee Co. murder victim
Seniors participate in fun day
Sparklers selling fast in Georgia
Statutory rape victim tells her story
Store for Sweet Stripes closes doors
The cost of getting hitched goes up
Victims' services offers assistance
Wildcats Marching Band will perform in Atlanta parade
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