WALB News 10 Archives, September 2005 - WALB.com, Albany News, Weather, Sports
Thursday 9/1/2005
A hidden danger found inside flooded homes
Albany prays, ramps up relief effort
American Red Cross Shelter home for two dozen
Americus attorney appointed deputy executive council
Cops out in force for Labor Day
Dougherty Schools open to evacuees
Georgia Guard deployed to Gulf
Governor: Gougers, you've been warned
GSGA golfers raise money for Katrina victims
Habitat gears up for Katrina recovery work
Katrina evacuees wait for word
Law enforcers check gas stations for price gouging
Lawmakers crack down on gouging
Local Sports Scoreboard (September 1st)
Moody helps with hurricane rescue efforts
Phoebe buys old Byne Baptist Church and school
Rumors produce panic gas buying
South Georgia company helps Biloxi TV Station
South Georgia paramedics return with tales of destruction
T'ville feeds Katrina victims
WALB news team in Mississippi
Friday 9/2/2005
Adventure Parks offer free admission to hurricane victims
Albany Red Cross shelter home for two dozen
Coca-Cola issues employee alert
DHR update on food stamps for hurricane evacuees
Georgia Department of Labor aids Katrina victims
Georgia’s Response to Hurricane Katrina
Governor suspends Georgia gas tax
Habitat gears up for Katrina recovery work
High School Football Scoreboard-September 2nd
Kelly Services offers evacuees jobs
Radiothon focuses on disaster relief, future of station
Salvation Army holds relief drive
Southwest Health District to assist evacuees
Want to help hurricane families here?
Saturday 9/3/2005
Car dealership organizes relief effort
Healing Field to remember war victims
Infant's body found on creek bank
South Georgians answer Red Cross call
Sunday 9/4/2005
Bell South priority, fix cell towers
Local Sports Scoreboard (September 1st)
Mississippi evacuees find shelter in South Georgia
One man's effort sends bottled water to Katrina victims
Red Cross trains relief volunteers
Roadside donations for Katrina victims
South Georgia Doctors take supplies to MS
Tournament brings big money to S. Ga.
Monday 9/5/2005
Dogwoods dying in South Georgia
Evacuees treated to Labor Day barbecue
Govt. ready to help hurricane victims
More evacuees coming to Norman Park
Out-of-town plans cancelled by Katrina
S. Ga. soldiers head to Mississippi
School supplies for storm evacuees
South Georgia church to open new shelter at old base
Thomas hopefuls prepare for elex
To: Afghanistan, from: T'ville
Tuesday 9/6/2005
Adopt an evacuee family at Wal-Mart
Agencies collect food for evacuees in S. Georgia
Albany, churches consider long term evacuee help
Community signs banner for soldiers
Dougherty County EMS workers cancel trip to Louisiana
Dry clothes needed for disaster victims
Governor's office building gas gouging web site
Hero Appreciation Meal for EMS
MCLB houses Marine evacuees and their families
System makes room for displaced students
Wednesday 9/7/2005
Agencies collect food for evacuees in S. Georgia
Benefits for hurricane victims
Boyette Village may be home to evacuees
County to focus on literacy improvements
Evacuees enroll in S. Ga. schools
Financial assistance for Hurricane Katrina evacuees
Housing units available for evacuees
Law enforcers to volunteer in Mississippi
Mathis to serve three years in federal pen
MCLB accepts donations for displaced military families
MCLB houses Marine evacuees and their families
Portable showers for Hurricane victims built in Albany
Red Cross gives hope to hurricane victims
Red Cross overwhelmed by numbers of Katrina evacuees
Sheriff to turn over gas price gouging information to State
Sherwood helps to lend support
State issues 20 letters of notice to gas stations
TPD adopts cops hit by Katrina
Valdosta State defeats its biggest rival
VSU welcomes hurricane victims
Want to go help Katrina victims?
Weather Service predicts many more hurricanes this year
10 Country: James Loves Mud Bogs
Amusement park offers free gas
ASU frat helps Katrina victims
Candy company history subject of museum exhibit
Church delayed on effort to house Katrina victims
DOT workers assess damage in MS
Flint Riverquarium celebrates anniversary
Healing Field has patriotic message on 9-11
Hotels forgo profits for evacuees
Job help for Hurricane Katrina evacuees
Local park hosts event for Katrina evacuees
Louisiana family finds new home in S. Ga.
Military families plan walk to Baghdad
More than Gulf Coast humans need h, elp
Police ask for help ID'ing hit and run driver
United Way begins new season
United Way kicks off $1.5 million fundraiser
Vigil remembers Katrina victims
Church group wants better assistance from county
Firefighters write new safety show for kids
Gas prices bring out the bikers
Habitat raises millions for hurricane relief
Health department offers free tetanus shots
Help evacuees pay utility bills
High School Football Scoreboard - September 9
Hurricane disaster moves softball tournament to Albany
Local park hosts Katrina evacuees
Louisiana family finds new home in S. Ga.
Police ask for help ID'ing hit and run driver
Portable showers for hurricane victims built in Albany
Red Cross to open three 'mega service centers'
South Georgia couple helps Katrina victims
South Georgia mortician serves New Orleans
Students bring hurricane relief
Students donate to Katrina victims
Thomasville opens hearts, wallets for evacuees
Tips to cope with the stress of Katrina
Vigil remembers Katrina victims
Saturday 9/10/2005
Church members make Louisiana mission
Early religion for South Georgia youth
Evacuees thank S. GA for hospitality
Lowndes schools welcome displaced students
Red Cross: Don't take in evacuees
South Georgia raises funds for evacuee families
Sunday 9/11/2005
Albany church tries new way to worship
Boy Scouts plan events for evacuee children
Fall festival for South Albany community
Healing Field flags tell hundreds of stories
Local Sports Scoreboard (September 11th)
Monday 9/12/2005
Albany Firefighters join in hurricane relief
Albany man drowns in holding pond
Business provides thousands of pounds of cool relief
Darton golfers lead in Americus
City of Albany Hurricane Assistance update
Congress investigates loan abuse
Deputy returns from trip to New Orleans
Family finds housing, but not brother
Growth brings reunions to shelter
Katrina may increase building supply costs
Lawyers up for judgeship
Local EMA wants NIMS
Man drowns in bypass lake
Mayor's seat and council positions up for grabs
Registration deadline nears for family fun day
School opens computer lab for evacuees
Students give up ice cream for Katrina victims
Task force collects illegal drugs, guns
Teacher's aid arrested for burning student
West Nile Virus found in mosquitoes
Tuesday 9/13/2005
Albany Beer plant makes water for Hurricane victims
Albany man visits evacuees at Astrodome
Cavalier golfers win Hurricane Invitational
Deleon indicted for murder, rape of elderly woman
Don't give clothes, give money
Education bus tour visits Robert Cross Middle School
Evacuees express frustration with FEMA
Flags to be flown at half staff
GaSports.Com Football Coaches Poll (September 13th)
Housing authority helps hurricane evacuees find homes
Lee County firefighters to serve in Hurricane relief
Local Sports Scoreboard (September 13th)
Miller bottles more water for disaster area
New meeting procedure causes conflict
Over 7,000 evacuees enrolled in Georgia schools
Palmyra unveils phase two of expansion plan
Storm victims have strong feelings about federal government
West Nile Virus in Dougherty County mosquitoes
Wednesday 9/14/2005
Georgia Ag team heads to Mississippi
Georgia has thousands of evacuated students
Georgia revenue agents hunt for gas price gougers
Jury orders Phoebe to pay $2.8M
Mayor Adams to sign proclamation
Mississippi student returns to gridiron in Georgia
New fire station opens in Hahira
Perdue expects many hurricane evacuees will stay in Georgia
Pettway knows the way to the quarterback
Red Cross closes Beattie Road shelter
Red Cross suggests cash is best donation
Revenue agents check area gas stations
Stewart Park Homes workers run wide-open
Store lets hurricane evacuees shop for free
Teen sentenced for molestation
Thursday 9/15/2005
10 Country: Wannell's Tractor Reunion
Albany kitchen fire spread quickly
Albany Tech to hold second benefit sale
Blazers ready for first GSC road trip
City workers arrested after insurance probe
Evacuees find the shopping bargain of a lifetime
Evacuees react to President's address
FEMA to review local housing offer
Local realtors help Katrina victims
Local realtors help Katrina victims
Local Sports Scoreboard (September 15th)
Marine recovers from burns suffered in Iraq
Richardson shines again for Lee
Valdosta hosts state tourism conference
Worth County Pastors want promise to pave fulfilled
Friday 9/16/2005
Albany Tech yard sales a success
Class reenacts Constitution Convention
Georgia evacuees react to President's address
Governor Perdue prays for hurricane survivors
Governor shares ideas on tourism
More arrests in insurance scam
N. O. Marine families move into MCLB
Red Cross to team up with city
Tift relief drive just grows and grows
Saturday 9/17/2005
Bradley simulator allows public behind wheel
Gulfport evacuee helps neighbors
South Georgia firefighters sing for relief effort
Hurricane relief concert raises funds for evacuees
Katrina evacuees get relief at camp
High School Football Scoreboard - September 16
Local Sports Scoreboard (September 17th)
Sunday 9/18/2005
Albany church lends hand in Mississippi
Bradley simulator allows public behind wheel
Hurricane relief concert raises funds for evacuees
More arrests in insurance scam
South Georgia firefighters sing for relief effort
South Georgia mortician helps identify bodies
Albany church lends hand in Mississippi
Community planners want citizen input
County to clean up run down homes
Disaster center has new location
Hurricane relief concert raises money for evacuees
More arrests in insurance scam
Phoebe ordered to release financial documents
Thomas University names new softball coach
Albany's new city manager on the job
Candlelight vigil for victims of ATV crash
Local Sports Scoreboard (September 20th)
More Albany sanitation workers arrested for insurance fraud
One stop shop for Katrina victims
Taxpayers turn out for Lee County public hearing
Teen raises her voice for hurricane victims
Voters decide whether to continue SPLOST
VSU gets grant for new building
Wednesday 9/21/2005
Boiled peanuts shipped to troops in Iraq
Democratic hopefuls come to Albany
Dougherty Chorale to perform in D.C.
East Albany homes for evacuees almost ready
First Lady Perdue praises child advocacy center
Lee County public hearing postponed
Long-time mayor receives excellence award
Moody crews return from Gulf Coast
New county commissioner elected
People continue to clean up after Hurricane Dennis
Possible increase in winter utility bills
Soldiers train on Bradley simulators
Special Olympics coming to Albany
Tennis returns to Darton campus
Voters say yes to sales tax extensions
Woman sentenced for beating child
Thursday 9/22/2005
City offers county settlement in HB 489 dispute
Commission offers amnesty on delinquent garbage bills
Concert to benefit Hurricane Katrina victims
Dougherty Chorale to perform in D.C.
Evacuees start to rebuild lives with jobs
Katrina reminds us to review insurance
Lee County public hearing postponed
Local Sports Scoreboard (September 22nd)
National Marriage Health Month
Peanuts blighted with tobacco spotted wilt virus
Phoebe meeting to clear questions
Possible increase in winter utility bills
Robbery suspect investigated for other crimes
School auction helps hurricane victims
Sheriff fined by ethics commission
Shuman wins player of the week honor
South Georgia gas prices begin climb
Watch our Baby's Room Remodeling Progress!
World class employees recognized
Friday 9/23/2005
10 Country: Professional Odd Couple
Building moratorium expires in Lee County
Georgia asks feds to pay hurricane relocation costs
Governor calls for school closure
Hurricane evacuee killed by hit-and-run driver
MCLB furnishes houses for displaced reservists
Soldiers meet their benefactors
Some fans fearful of ball game
Thousands expected to attend festival
Saturday 9/24/2005
48th Brigade Combat Team's mission changes
Albany High desegregation remembered
Civil rights movement depicted in old clippings
Contractors feel the effects of hurricanes
High School Football Scoreboard - September 23
La Fiesta Del Pueblo in Tifton
New Orleans family rebuilding life with new baby
Sunday 9/25/2005
Albany's electronics find new life
Adel councilman questions procedures at Cook Co. Jail
Governor asks schools to close to save fuel
Local Sports Scoreboard (September 25th)
Political candidates hit the trail
South Georgia church offers divorce care for kids
Where can you find the cheapest gas?
Monday 9/26/2005
Albany State Football Ready for Tuskegee
Animal shelter still unfinished
Clinch man arrested for drugs and moonshine
Cook jailers say they did no wrong
Deputies, motorists keep eye on gas prices, ,
Golfers compete for million dollar hole in one
GSP holds training at Police department
Lea Henry is Hall of Fame Bound
Local Sports Scoreboard (September 26th)
Peanut industry unites to feed hurricane victims
Preacher charged with sex crimes
South Georgia hotels still flooded with evacuees
Tuesday 9/27/2005
Albany evacuee hears from missing brother
Albany insurance agent helps to handle claims in MS
Arrest made in string of burglaries
Big Achievement for Dougherty's Cheevers
City to plan removal of damaged mobile homes
Gas, hurricanes cause problems for produce retailers
Georgia meals enroute to Gulf victims
Hurricane Hunter's widow looks back
South Georgians hate love bugs
Valdosta business ships meals to Gulf Coast
Videoconferencing brings military families closer together
Wednesday 9/28/2005
15 people now arrested in fraud ring
Dougherty Co. Schools make up gas holiday
Dougherty School Board hires officers
Family, friends welcome Marine Reservists home from Iraq
GaSports.Com Football Coaches Poll (September 27th)
Grocery store celebrates grand opening
Local Sports Scoreboard (September 28th)
Madness at south Georgia gas pumps
Rescue Mission needs your help
Residents entitled to refund for garbage collection
South Georgia firefighters help set up Mississippi E.O.C.
Teacher indicted for child molestation
Tips to help kids deal with Katrina
Worth Co. residents haul their own trash
Thursday 9/29/2005
Colquitt County citizens upset over land proposal
10 Country: Larry's Railroad Days
1148th remembers Katrina mission
GA holds first sales tax holiday on appliances
Gang expert shares information
Georgia's month long break on gas prices to end
Gulley sentenced to life without parole
Local Sports Scoreboard (September 29th)
Man faces federal burglary charges
Man finds human remains in yard
Perdue extends Anti-gouging measures (Call 800-869-1123)
Colquitt shooting connected to others?
Fifth Friday starts a charitable tradition
Governor's gas tax relief runs out
High School Football Scoreboard - September 30
Hispanics also targeted in Adel
Home invasions leave dead, wounded
Job Corps helps hurricane victims move on
Message to drivers: Don't fill up unless you really need to
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