Thursday, December 5 2013 1:28 PM EST2013-12-05 18:28:40 GMT
If the City of Valdosta gets its way, you may have to shell out a couple extra dollars the next time you stay in a hotel or motel in Valdosta. City leaders have proposed a 2% increase in the city's hotelMore >>
If the City of Valdosta gets its way, you may have to shell out a couple extra dollars the next time you stay in a hotel or motel in Valdosta. City leaders have proposed a 2% increase in the city's hotelMore >>
Thursday, December 5 2013 12:57 PM EST2013-12-05 17:57:41 GMT
Three men are facing charges after Early County investigators say they burglarized the Sowhatchee Baptist Church.James Randall Allen, 53, Johnathon Kimbrel, 25, and Antonio Ogden, 27 have been chargedMore >>
Three men are facing charges after Early County investigators say they burglarized the Sowhatchee Baptist Church.James Randall Allen, 53, Johnathon Kimbrel, 25, and Antonio Ogden, 27 have been chargedMore >>
Thursday, December 5 2013 12:34 PM EST2013-12-05 17:34:41 GMT
Roads in and around Lowndes County will hopefully be getting a little safer soon. The Governor's Office of Highway Safety has awarded the Lowndes County Sheriff's Department a $20,000 grant. The sheriff'sMore >>
Roads in and around Lowndes County will hopefully be getting a little safer soon. The Governor's Office of Highway Safety has awarded the Lowndes County Sheriff's Department a $20,000 grant. The sheriff'sMore >>
Thursday, December 5 2013 12:12 PM EST2013-12-05 17:12:23 GMT
Emergency crews had to tear the door off a car involved in a collision this morning near the intersection of Sylvester Road and Johnson Road. EMTs took four people to the hospital for treatment, but theirMore >>
Emergency crews had to tear the door off a car involved in a collision this morning near the intersection of Sylvester Road and Johnson Road.More >>
April 9, 2008 by Marcus McConico
Valdosta -- Nearly 400 students from daycare to high school will visit the 911 center in Lowndes County this week.
They'll get to tour the 911 center and meet firefighters and police officers, but what the kids enjoyed the most were the drug dogs.
"Children are fearful of what law enforcement does and to see the K-9 and talk to officers, really builds a rapport," said 911 Director Danny Weeks.
These field trips are part of National Telecommunications week. re the drug dogs.
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