Wednesday, July 30 2014 11:42 PM EDT2014-07-31 03:42:06 GMT
Dr. Latonya Peterson, Assistant Coach
An Albany cheerleading team could be featured on a reality show. More than 50 girls tried out to join the two time national champion Albany Elite “Tiger Paws.”More >>
An Albany cheerleading team could be featured on a reality show. More than 50 girls tried out to join the two time national champion Albany Elite “Tiger Paws.”More >>
Wednesday, July 30 2014 11:26 PM EDT2014-07-31 03:26:53 GMT
Latreesa Perryman, MCLB School Liaison
Military families got to ask questions about the best education choices for their children .Superintendents and other officials from public, private, home school, and online institutions in Dougherty, Lee, and Worth Counties attended Wednesday night’s Military Child Education Summit at the Marine Corps Logistics Base.More >>
Military families got to ask questions about the best education choices for their children .Superintendents and other officials from public, private, home school, and online institutions in Dougherty, Lee, and Worth Counties attended Wednesday night’s Military Child Education Summit at the Marine Corps Logistics Base.More >>
Wednesday, July 30 2014 11:17 PM EDT2014-07-31 03:17:08 GMT
Gail Mitchell, Homeowner
A tree limb knocked out power to homes in a west Albany neighborhood this afternoon. One woman says problem trees pose a danger to people and property there and she wants something done about it.More >>
A tree limb knocked out power to homes in a west Albany neighborhood this afternoon. One woman says problem trees pose a danger to people and property there and she wants something done about it.More >>
Wednesday, July 30 2014 7:57 PM EDT2014-07-30 23:57:57 GMT
An Albany center that serves victims of child abuse and sexual assault gets a grant from a bank.Bank of America presented a 25-hundred dollar check to the Lily Pad Wednesday.More >>
An Albany center that serves victims of child abuse and sexual assault gets a grant from a bank.Bank of America presented a 25-hundred dollar check to the Lily Pad Wednesday.More >>
Sept. 14, 2006
Albany -- If you start soon you, too, can get in condition to run Albany's first marathon and half-marathon.
It's just six months away.
That's the message from Jeff Galloway, a former Olympian and a running advocate.
He came to Albany Thursday night to spread some of his secrets for injury-free training in advance of the March 2007 Snickers Marathon Energy Bar event.
"When you embark upon a challenging program that builds endurance folks discover a lot of hidden things inside them. Not only are they able to finish a marathon or a half-marathon six months later, but they can change a lot of things in their lives as a result," Galloway said.
Galloway qualified for the 1972 Olympics in Munich. He still runs about 60 miles a week and competes in 3 to 4 marathons a year.
