Colt Ford didn’t know if he’d ever play Wild Adventures again. He didn’t know if he’d perform anywhere or do anything again.

FEMA remains actively engaged across the state, including in Valdosta, six months since Hurricane Helene devastated Georgia, ...

Georgia began licensing hemp-related companies last year, but Senate Bill 254 sought to pump the brakes. It passed the Senate 42-14 in early March, with Republicans and Democrats voting on both sides.

Easter Sunday, April 10, 1955. The First Baptist Church originated in Troupville but the congregation moved to Valdosta once the county seat was relocated. The current building was constructed between ...

The Martin Luther King Jr.  “Memorial Program” will be held at 6 p.m., Thursday April 3, at the  Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Park. The park is located at the corner of Martin Luther King Drive and ...

The Middle South Georgia Soil and Water Conservation District, a local agency dedicated to the conservation and stewardship of the area’s natural resources, recently honored the 2024 Conservationists ...

The Valdosta Fire Department celebrated a time-honored fire service tradition March 25 with a push-in ceremony for its new ...

City of Valdosta residents can expect temporary changes to the customer service operating hours and parking availability in ...

Christopher Hughes has been named the next director of public safety at Valdosta State University. Hughes is currently the ...

Lowndes dropped half of its doubleheader Friday to Tift County, but the Vikings are once again on the verge of clinching a region championship. Any win over Valdosta in the final Region 1-6A series of ...

For decades, Florida has been a top retirement destination, attracting older adults with its warm climate, tax advantages, ...

A Texas man acting as an insurance adjuster cheated an Albany church out of millions of dollars paid out by its insurance company to repair its facilities, which were heavily damaged by Hurricane ...