News

March 25, 2025

• Lowndes County 911 Receives Communications/911 Center of the Year Award

• SGMC Health Partners with Valdosta-Lowndes County YMCA to Offer Safe Sitter Babysitting Course

• Walt Farrell Named President & CEO of Atlanta Gas Light & Chattanooga Gas

• Georgia Lawmakers Approve $300M in Farm and Timber Tax Breaks After Hurricane Helene

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Springs Higher

• ANCS Wins Georgia Charter School of the Year

• 2026 Georgia Teacher of the Year Finalists Announced

• Georgia's Largest Indie Brewery has a Cautious Eye on Tariffs

• Sports Betting Faces Long Odds in Georgia Legislature

• Georgia Latino Film Alliance Announces Speaker Lineup for GALFA Reel Talk: Legislative Roundtable at the Capitol

• Deloitte's '2025 Global Human Capital Trends' Aims to Help Leaders Navigate Complex Workplace Tensions

• Home Flipping Declines Again Across U.S. in 2024 as Profits Remain Low

March 24, 2025

• City of Valdosta Hosts 2nd Annual Touch-A-Truck Event for Georgia Cities Week

• Turner Center Presents Caitlin Krisko & The Broadcast as the Fourth Concert in the 2025 Levitt AMP Valdosta Music Series

• 'This Old House' Says This Georgia City Is The Best Place In GA To Raise A Family

• 'Buc-ee's Loves Georgia:' Did you Celebrate the First 'Buc-ee's Day' for the State?

• Legislature Passes Two Tax Relief Bills

• Trump Picks State Sen. Brandon Beach in Georgia Senate as U.S. Treasurer

• Dollar General to Close Nearly 100 Stores Nationwide. See How this Might Impact Georgia

• Bayer Hit with $2 Billion Roundup Verdict in Georgia Cancer Case

• New Home Sales Are Down Year-Over-Year but Classified as Average

• Effective Hiring Starts With Customized Assessments, Says McLean & Company Report

March 21, 2025

• Valdosta Reports a 3.9% Unemployment Rate for January

• Valdosta City Schools Announces New Leadership Appointments

• PCOM South Georgia to Host GOMA District III Annual Meeting

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