WALB News 10 Archives, July 2005 - WALB.com, Albany News, Weather, Sports
Friday 7/1/2005
City holds yellow ribbon ceremony
Family holds free fireworks show
Gospel disc jockey will be missed by listeners, co-workers
More money for melons this summer
Morningside honors those who fought for independence
Retired teacher wins big bucks
Ritz Cultural Center enriches kids
Southwest Georgia gets ready for fourth
Southwest Georgia military bases continue BRAC struggle
Third shark attack in one week
Satuday 7/2/2005
First Saturday Market a success
Southwest Georgia military bases continue BRAC struggle
Third shark attack in one week
Sunday 7/3/2005
Death toll continues to climb on Georgia highways
Freedom Festival pays tribute to true meaning behind Independence Day
South Georgia ER expects busy weekend
South Georgia gas prices among the cheapest
South Georgia native who served both US and Georgia dies
South Georgians reflect on Civil Rights Movement
Storms darken many homes Sunday night
Tifton Police cracking down on bad seeds
Monday 7/4/2005
Businessman helps make July the 4th great
Blood shortage critical on Fourth
Doctors who encourage kids to read books at an early age
Families come together to celebrate
Famous animal activist visits South Georgia
Holiday travelers pack highways
Preparing for Fourth fireworks
S. Ga. woman dies in wreck
Spirit of America celebration kicks off
Tuesday 7/5/2005
Driver killed in early morning crash
EMS: no fireworks injuries during Fourth weekend
Farmer's brace for heavy rains
Health worker hospitalized with TB
Rash of burglaries in two counties
Runaway, homeless youth in need of safe place
State reports 18 fatalities during July Fourth holiday
There's now a vaccine for rattlesnake bites
Where will transportation center go?
Wildcats well-rested, ready for Conquest
Wednesday 7/6/2005
Albany man shot while riding bike
Bizarre case of self mutilation
Bobs Candies history on display
Flowers Foods plans to blossom even more
Hundreds urged to take TB test
Investigators looking into possible arsons
Missing teen found in hometown
New information on missing teen
New program helps with nursing shortage
Officers looking for driver who left scene
Old dealership used as gang HQ
Traveling alternative while fuel cost are high
Wild Adventures ensures guests' safety
Thursday 7/7/2005
10 Country: Steve's Business on a String
Air travelers wary, not grounded
Appliance store becomes first Safe Place
Certain cold meds should be off shelves
Charges dropped against ex-Airman
Darton student in London during attacks
Deputies investigate double shooting
London begins recovery from terror attack
Mitchell Co. especially alert to bad weather
Quartet convention comes to S. Georgia
South Georgians closely watch Hurricane Dennis
The cost of searching for a runaway
Traveling alternative while fuel costs are high
War, hurricanes, drive oil up again
Friday 7/8/2005
28 test positive for TB infection
Albany motels booked with Florida evacuees
Deputies investigate double shooting
Double shooting preliminary findings
EMA officials monitoring Dennis
Gulf County issues evacuation notice
Hurricane evacuees spur tourism
New grants will help homeless Georgians
Pensacola evacuees headed to Albany Base
Powerful Hurricane Dennis nears Florida Keys, gulf
Residents baffled by man's bizarre behavior
Students monitor mosquito activity
Teacher gets bond in molestation case
TeachGeorgia hopes to ease shortage
Valdosta man back home after London attacks
Witcher, Moseley in hunt at State Am
Woman arrested after claiming rape
Saturday 7/9/2005
Arabi welcomes T. Graham Brown back home
Brutal Sunday awaits Florida's Gulf Coast
Hurricane threatens S. Georgia baseball tournaments
Moseley man to beat at State Am
Pensacola military evacuate to MCLB
Sunday July 10, 2005
Bad news for Pensacola is good news for Panama City
Family pet caught in down power lines
High winds cause problems in South Georgia
Hurricane Dennis brings heavy rain, winds to Dougherty Co.
Moultrie roads covered in water
Now So. Ga. feels the effects of Dennis
Storm damage at Mitchell Middle School
Monday 7/11/2005
Albany Police make multiple arrests
As rivers rise and rain continues, be careful
Colquitt residents flooded out of homes
Dennis cleanup underway in S. Ga.
Dougherty flooding is mostly in the county
First Baptist Church begins clean-up
Homeowners say flooding caught them unaware
Man dies when camper collides with semi
Moultrie roads covered in water
Panama City is back in business
Parents will soon prove residency for school zones
Rain washes out Dougherty roads
Roadway collapses Monday morning
TPD searching for armed robbers
Worth rains produce a state of emergency
Tuesday 7/12/2005
Albany Police make multiple arrests
Almost two dozen test positive for TB
Church members go to work on flood damage
Colquitt Co. repairs damaged roads
First Baptist Church begins clean-up
Flint rising fast, should crest ten feet above flood stage
Flood victims begin to clean up
Flood waters force families from homes
Ga. Power workers help restore electricity
Grady County roads still have problems
Man dies when camper collides with semi
New board will hear citizen complaints
Red Cross implements new CNA program
School board considers cutting consortium
ARC urges South Georgians, have a plan
Bad news for Albany job market
Church members go to work on flood damage
City sets up disaster relief HQ
Darton grant to put more nurses in field
Disaster center opens to flood victims
Flint to crest next week in Decatur
If April showers bring May flowers--
Insurance may cover flooded vehicles
Little river causes damage at Reed Bingham
More manufacturing jobs may be on the way out
New board will hear citizen complaints
Tornado cancels AMS Legends Series
What's this water going to do?
Thursday 7/14/2005
10 Country: Susan's Musical Reunion
Armed robbers hit two S. Georgia businesses
City manager candidates interview
Corr coaching family leaving Darton
Creek residents surprised by water height
Elderly man killed in car crash
Exposure to the sun can be useful and dangerous to the skin
Fire fighters learn helicopter techniques
Gang members arrested for beating
Man arrested for trafficking cocaine
Members clean, repair flooded church
Repair begins on washed out roads
Sales for next season Wildcats begin
Snake bite sends Worth County man to ER
South Georgia Marine found guilty of rape
Wells under flood waters need testing
Friday 7/15/2005
Albany woman experiences London terror
City manager candidates have range of government experience
Couple in jail after 10-hour manhunt
Fundraiser for Miss Thomasville
Harry Potter madness hits South Georgia
Indians start conditioning without a head coach
Juveniles guilty of beating woman, fighting
Little actors perform put on big performance
More may have been exposed to TB
Rivers begin to recede from around homes
Special couple gets dream wedding
String of armed robberies in the area
Students graduate from G.R.E.A.T.
Undercover sting nets nine arrests
Volunteers, organizations come to aid of flood victims
Saturday 7/16/2005
"Free Market" hopes to fill a need
Local church reaching out to community
Public given chance to sing Wildcats National Anthem
Water creeps up at Riverfront Park
Wildcats stumble in loss to Steeldogs
Sunday 7/17/2005
AIM for Youth taking aim at South Georgia teens
Albany hotels see new surge of business
It's business as usual for flooded church
Stonebridge keeps the Challenge Cup
Monday 7/18/2005
Arsonist may be to blame for Fitzgerald fire
Civic Center man takes new post
Coolidge inventor hopes to change cotton industry
Eagles return talented backfield duo
H, amp, ton, wa,, , nted on, fe,, , l, ony charges
Health district gets hurricane relief
Hearing sched, uled for flood victims
High School teams hit the practice field
Indicted commissioner speaks out
Lee Countian documents life of female soldier
Retirees find a home in South Ga.
Roads damaged by Hurricane Dennis remain closed
Special Report: On The Homefront
Tuesday 7/19/2005
Albany woman joins Mega Road Trip
Albany's Marine Base still safe from BRAC list
Anhydrous meth makes a comeback
City Mgr. candidates to be known in a week
Colquitt Co. deputies make meth arrests
Cop arrested for sexual assault
Delinquent businesses paying up
Douglas honors their Hall of Famer
Elementary school teacher busted for meth
Flood victims will get low-interest loans, state help
Governor Approves SBA Disaster Assistance Program
Insurance talks turn ugly at commission meeting
Investigators examine Dollar General fire
Jail escapee still on the loose
Lottery winners take trip to Golden State
Moody gets favorable BRAC vote
Moody spared from the BRAC list, again
No more flooding at Reed Bingham
Repairs to GoodWill after roof collapse
Senior citizens need extra attention in the summer
State holds transportation hearings
The temperature is on the rise
Tift Sheriff's Office impounds coke
Wednesday 7/20/2005
Albany officials concerned for expected MCLB jobs
Area junior golfers best in the state
Billboard attempts to draw tourists to Albany area
DARE officers prepare for new school year
Drug agents busy with summer sales
EDC prepares to deal with hundreds of lay-offs
Flood victims clean up to prevent illness
Local students take on crime scene
Lt. Governor candidate comes to Lee
Mosquitoes test positive for mosquito borne illnesses
New initiative to improve literacy
New weapons in battle with bugs
Phoebe dismissal appealed to state high court
Program helps minority, women-owned businesses
SBA low-interest loans available as a result of Dennis
Special Olympians reach for the stars
Storms, floods bring health dangers
Water damage to crops may be worst in memory
10 Country: Dru's Perfect Pets
Bagnato blasts not-for-profit hospitals
Billboard attempts to draw tourists to Albany area
Cairo Soldier, wife found dead at Fort Polk
Construction begins on new dorms
Embezzlement case finally settled
Experimental Gene Therapy for Alzheimer's Disease
Family wonders why South Albany teenager was murdered
Farmers not chosen field for young professionals
Intentional Amputee's 911 Call
Local students take on crime scene
Lt. Governor candidate comes to Lee
Marijuana & Cocaine Confiscated
National web site tracks sex offenders
Playground brings abused kids joy
Starting a business is no easy task
Storms, floods bring health dangers
Valdosta annexation put on hold
Victim's Picnic celebrates survival
Warrant issued for molestation defendant
Friday 7/22/2005
Airport fares surpass pre-9/11
Are some charity bracelets bogus?
Back to school means bring your wallet
Beat the heat, places to cool off
Cats' Davis facing former teammate in Macon
Head to the mall for heat relief
LifeFlight crew members remembered
Missing defendant found guilty
New animal control center opens
Red Cross to close Worth service center
Remodeling becoming the choice for homeowners
School system will stay with SDBU
Senator it's time for class size law to be implemented
Shelters overcrowded with abuse victims
System losing money in lunch business
This heat is nothing to trifle with
Victim's Picnic celebrates survival
Saturday 7/23/2005
FNRA raises funds for shooting sports
South Georgians receive flood assistance
Sunday 7/24/2005
An old-fashioned way to beat the heat
Georgia's Sales Tax Holiday starts Thursday
Seminole Elementary back to school
The First Tee Albany, tee off set for September
Monday 7/25/2005
Blazers going prime time in 2005
Burglars caught on surveillance video
Dougherty County road re-opens
Elderly woman killed in car crash
Elected officials prepare to sue
Four 48th Brigade soldiers killed
ICE provides emergency information
Irwin Co. inmate caught in South Carolina
Junior Volunteers make a difference
Lee All-Stars pitch shutout in state tournament
New mosquito repellents that actually work
Phoebe opens "convenient" facility
Phoebe tax breaks . . . Fair Play, or Free Ride?
Residents ask commission for protection from creek
School Resource Officers train in Albany
Softball teams ready to play ball
Temperatures nearing record highs
Track club leads to national exposure, scholarships
Tuesday 7/26/2005
48th Brigade suffers casualties in Iraq
A database that helps aneurysm patients
Boost for disabled in rural areas
County Committee Farm nominees deadline August 1
Cut down on the heat, and your power bill
Eagles lead SoCon preseason squad
Ex-DA out on bond pending new sentencing hearing
Family, friends mourn death of soldier
GSC coaches like the Blazers, again
Massive manhunt ends in arrest
New organization hopes to help flood victims
Salon to host fundraiser for American Cancer Society
School dress codes make shopping hard
Two sentenced for Postal theft
Wildcats prep for season ender
Worth Guardsman killed in Iraq
Wednesday 7/27/2005
A way to know how many calories your body needs
Albany City Manager needed to fill other vacancies
Albany Commissioners cast their "Lott"
Bus full for children in need of supplies
Business Action Council takes action
Doc says Phoebe still keeping secrets
Federal charges filed in arson
Has new city manager been hired?
Lee All-Stars remain alive in state tourney
New overpass creates mixed feelings
Police Chief named chief of year
Racing puts economy on fast track
Rollover wreck still under investigation
SUV rollover leaves girl critical
Teachers foot bill for classroom supplies
Thursday, July 28, 2005
10 Country: J. W.'s Hard Education
A way to lose weight by cell phone
AC techs working summer overtime
Army mechanic acquitted of desertion, guilty of lesser charge
Bar going dry for good cause
Blazers hire Helfer
City Manager needed to fill other vacancies
Coaches pick ASU 2nd in SIAC in 2005
Corporate citizens turn into community workers
Doctor, accountant disagree about Phoebe audit
Donation improves hospice care
Drug dealer sentenced federally
Drug Squad bids Berry adieu
Family mounts sad vigil
Mathis still getting city check
Parents face jail time for truancy
Police: Cocaine ringleader under arrest
Professional baseball may return to Albany
Sales tax holiday is under way
South Georgians take advantage of tax-free shopping
Yard work can be dangerous
A possible, easier way to cook healthy and delicious meals
Blazers going prime time in 2005
Fire damages Cecil lumber company
Faith based grads receive diplomas
Friends remember fallen soldier
Lightning causes runway damage
New bill hopes to save kids from car injuries
New business fuses farming and technology
Service club shows support for soldiers
Wildcats mix things up for final game
Dougherty Schools to require proof of residency
Saturday 7/30/2005
Echols County Sheriff finds one thousand gallons of moonshine
One dead, one injured in Fitzgerald Shooting
South Georgia Wildcats last home game
Wildcats fumble their way to another loss
Sunday 7/31/2005
Lee All-Stars are world series bound
Ben Hill County man charged with murder
Big attendance at last Wildcats game
Last day for tax-free shopping
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