The parents of a south Georgia teenager found dead inside a rolled-up gym mat at school have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against school administrators.More >>
The parents of a south Georgia teenager found dead inside a rolled-up gym mat at school have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against school administrators.More >>
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Felicia Ezeamii, with her attorney, Charles Cox
The tribunal hearing for Felicia Ezeamii, a Merry Acres middle school teacher, is underway. Ezeamii was given a non-renewal of her contract in April. Flynn Coleman, the school system attorney, says educatorsMore >>
The tribunal hearing for Felicia Ezeamii, a Merry Acres middle school teacher, is underway. She was given a non-renewal of her contract in April.More >>
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An overnight vehicle fire in Valdosta is being investigated as an arson. According to a report from the Valdosta Police Department Tuesday morning, police were called to Stallings Road just South of Mount Zion Church Road for a report of a vehicle on fire around 1 a.m.More >>
An overnight vehicle fire in Valdosta is being investigated as an arson. According to a report from the Valdosta Police Department Tuesday morning, police were called to Stallings Road just South of Mount Zion Church Road for a report of a vehicle on fire around 1 a.m.More >>
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MICHAEL TARM Associated Press CHICAGO (AP) - The NCAA has agreed to settle a class-action head injury lawsuit. A federal court filing obtained by The Associated Press says the NCAA will create a $70More >>
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Tuesday, July 29 2014 4:02 AM EDT2014-07-29 08:02:54 GMT
Albany Police searching for hit and run driver.More >>
Albany Police searching for hit and run driver.More >>
April 10, 2007
By Ashley Dudley
Valdosta - The Valdosta Junior Woman's Club is celebrating 50 years of women's strong contribution to the community.
Susan Cherry was the 2007 recipient of the Woman of the Year Award.
Cherry is the executive director of Hospice of South Georgia.
She was chosen by her peers for her passion for the job and bettering the Valdosta community. "Everyone that works with Hospice of South Georgia, they're just such giving people and to realize they had selected me as a recipient for this honor was truly quite a blessing," she says.
Cherry has been working at Hospice for almost 20 years.
