Echols County Sheriff's Department
Agents: Echols Sheriff Lied
Mr 16 95 90(149), 1-A
Carter Faces Sentencing Today
Jn 6 95 90(233), 3-A
Carter Files for New Trial
Ap 11 95 90(297), 1-A
Carter Gets 5 Years in Prison
Jl 18 95 90(273), 1-A
Carter Sentencing Due Monday
Jl 15 95 90(271), 1-A
Carter Trial
Ja 10 95 90(87), 1-A
Carter's Attorney Asking for Investigation
Jl 21 95 90(276), 5-A
Carter's Sentencing Delayed
Jn 7 95 90(234), 1-A
Convicted Echols Sheriff Has Support from Residents
Jl 31 95 90(286), 1-A
Conviction Upheld Against Ex-Sheriff
Jl 13 95 90(269), 2-A
County Residents Reluctant to Talk About Carter Case
Mr 18 95 90(151), 1-A
Drug Charges Dropped
Jl 21 95 90(276), 1-A
Echols Commission, Sheriff Fued over Hires
Ap 16 95 90(182), 1-A
Echols Commission Still not Paying Deputy
Ap 20 95 90(186), 3-A
Echols Eyes Cash for New Deputies
Mr 9 95 90(142), 3-A
Echols Resident Registers Complaint over Deputy's Use of Radar
Sp 10 95 90(330), 1-A
Echols Residents Sign Petition to Have Former Sheriff. . .
Au 13 95 90(299), 6-A
Echols Sheriff Goes on Trial This Week
Mr 14 95 90(147), 1-A
Echols Sheriff Guilty
Mr 18 95 90(151), 1-A
Ex-Deputy Asks for $7,000
Sp 8 95 90(328), 1-A
Federal Funds Ruled out for 2 Days of Deputy's Pay
Ap 19 95 90(185), 3-A
Former Sheriff Charged Again
Jn 3 95 90(230), 1-A
Judge Orders Sheriff to Produce Report
Sp 29 95 90(349), 1-A
Juror Claims Pressure in Carter Conviction
Jl 2 95 90(258), 5-A
Jury Gets Echols Case
Mr 17 95 90(150), 1-A
No Decisions Yet On Carter's Motions
Au 31 95 90(320), 5-A
No Pay for Deputy?
Ap 16 95 90(182), 1-A
River Claims a Life
My 30 95 90(226), 1-A
Sheriff Releases Report
Sp 30 95 90(350), 1-A
Unpaid Echols Deputy Quits
Ap 25 95 90(191), 3-A
Economic Growth and Development--Valdosta
Construction Nears on Sterling Pulp Chemicals Plant
Jl 31 95 90(286), 2-A
Convention Center Planned
Au 12 95 90(298), 1-A
CVDA Group Attends Revitalization Seminar
Au 8 95 90(294), 3-A
Downtown Apartments Planned
Ja 15 95 90(92), 9-A
Herm Manderson Serving Valdosta
Jl 2 95 90(258), 1-C
Local Businesses see Changes in 1995
Dc 31 95 91(77), 7-C
Lowe's Plans Distribution Center
Nv 2 95 91(18), 1-A
St. Augustine Road Explodes with Growth
Jl 30 95 90(285), 7-C
Valdosta Rethinks Tax Deal
Dc 13 95 91(59), 1-A
Economy--Georgia
AG Reviewing Loan Practices
Ap 12 95 90(176), 5-A
Economist Touts State's Economy
Mr 31 95 90(164), 1-A
Economists Says Shutdown Will Cause Dire Problems
Nv 17 95 91(33), 5-B
Georgia's Economic Boom Slowing, Economist Says
Fe 22 95 90(129), 1-A
Meeting Unlikely to See Changes
Mr 24 95 90(157), 7-A
Post-Olympic Economy Could Bring Slowdown
My 6 95 90(202), 5-A
Poythress Gives Georgia Economy a Healthy Grade
Ja 26 95 90(103), 3-A
State Agency Stops Forgivable Loans
Ap 8 95 90(172), 3-D
Economy--Valdosta
1994 A Boom Year for Valdosta Area's Economy
Ja 1 95 90(78), 3-A
Base Closure Threat Can Hurt Economy
Fe 12 95 90(120), 7-C
Business Leaders Tour Area
Ap 6 95 90(170), 1-A
City, County, Authority Eye Financing for Plan
Nv 19 95 91(35), 1-A
Cleland Optimistic About city's Growth
Ja 31 95 90(108), 1-A
Industrial Authority Wants More Funding
Ap 15 95 90(181), 3-A
Local Firms Saluted
Nv 17 95 91(33), 1-A
Mayor: No Super-Water Deal for Canadians
Ap 20 95 90(186), 1-A
Mayor Says Water Project Needs Review
Ap 18 95 90(184), 1-A
Meeting About Sterling Turns Fiery
Nv 16 95 91(32), 1-A
Request Heard for $500,000 Proposal
Ap 5 95 90(169), 1-A
Steakhouse, SuperLube Joining Valdosta Businesses
Jl 16 95 90(272), 7-C
Three Stores Coming
Ap 26 95 90(192), 1-A
Valdosta Cost of Living Still Lower than Average
Fe 2 95 90(110), 7-B
Valdosta Council Approves Water Plan
Ap 7 95 90(171), 1-A
Education
Charter School Idea Gets Federal Boost
Sp 29 95 90(349), 2-A
Controversial Textbooks Widely Used in Georgia
Sp 26 95 90(346), 5-A
Educating Teachers to Help Students Learn More Effectively
Oc 5 95 90(355), 2-C
Education Agency to Probe Allegations Against Teacher
Sp 29 95 90(349), 1-A
Education Changes Start at Home (editorial)
Jl 28 95 90(283), 4-A
Educators Participate in Computer Workshop
Mr 14 95 90(147), 3-B
Feed Hope, Potential With Education, Training (editorial)
Ja 17 95 90(94), 4-A
The Future & Public Education
Sp 17 95 90(337), 1-A
GED Offers "Second Chance"
Mr 26 95 90(159), 6-A
GED Test Scheduled at Tifton's ABAC
My 24 95 90(220), 3-C
GED Testing Planned March 7 in Clinch
Mr 3 95 90(138), 3-A
GED to be Given at Abraham Baldwin
Fe 17 95 90(124), 3-A Fe 21 95 90(128), 3-A
Governor Fields Questions on Education
Mr 29 95 90(162), 6-A
Grant Aids GED Students
Jl 19 95 90(274), 5-A
Head Start Aims for 3-Year-Olds
Ap 26 95 90(192), 6-A
Head Start Helping Students
My 3 95 90(199), 1-A
High-Tech Grants Get Reluctant Nod
Ja 13 95 90(90), 3-A
Home-Schooled Students Could Get State Funding
Mr 8 95 90(141), 5-B
Homeschooling
Sp 14 95 90(334), 1-C
Houses Votes to Guarantee Diplomas
Fe 10 95 90(118), 6-A
Lake Park Elementary's Trail Added to Bus Tour
Nv 15 95 91(31), 1-A
Local Board Free to Pick Own Textbooks
Ap 14 95 90(180), 5-A
Local Schools Could Lose Big Money
Fe 11 95 90(119), 5-A
Miller Says School Boards Must Come up with Cash
Dc 8 95 91(54), 4-B
Miller Wants Time
Nv 11 95 91(27), 1-A
Moody Personnel Furthering Studies
Jl 2 95 90(258), 1-A
NIE program Can Help Homeschoolers
Sp 14 95 90(334), 1-C
Plan Aids Lowndes' 4-Year-Olds
Jl 26 95 90(281), 1-A
Pre-Kindergarten Program Expanding
Jl 7 95 90(263), 1-A
"School-to-Work" Starts
Sp 19 95 90(339), 1-A
Schrenko Accused of BOE Interference
Oc 14 95 91(364), 1-A
Schrenko Encourages Officials to Withhold Dues from Council
Jl 17 95 90(272), 3-A
Schrenko Gets Flack from Superintendents
Jl 6 95 90(262), 5-C
Schrenko Says Locals Should Pick Books
Ja 12 95 90(89), 5-A
Senate Passes Bill to Keep Teens in School
Fe 21 95 90(128), 5-A
Special Students Aided by Very Special Teacher
Oc 9 95 90(359), 1-A
State School Board Loosens Restrictions on Local Boards
Sp 15 95 90(335), 5-A
State School Leaders Planning Reforms
Jl 27 95 90(282), 5-A
Teacher Pay Hike Urged
Dc 3 95 91(49), 3-A
Teaching Method's Future at Stake in Richmond County
Ap 17 95 90(183), 5-A
Test Scores Better
My 20 95 90(216), 5-A
Textbook Freedom Granted
Fe 10 95 90(118), 6-A
Valdosta State Adds Master's Program
Mr 5 95 90(140), 7-A
Elections--Georgia
Cleland Wants Early Primary
Fe 16 95 90(123), 5-A
Committee Races to Pass New Congressional Map
Au 22 95 90(311), 2-A
Court to Rule on Race in Redistricting
Jn 29 95 90(255), 1-A
Democrat Challenges Bishop for 2nd District
Nv 4 95 91(20), 10-A
Fourth Republican Enters Race for Nunn Seat: More Expected
Oc 11 95 90(361), 1-A
Gingrich: No Reform for 1996 Election
Nv 13 95 91(29), 7-A
Gingrich Rules out Presidency
Nv 28 95 91(44), 3-A
Gramm Backed by Many Georgia Leaders
Jl 21 95 90(276), 3-A
Gramm Opens Office for Georgia Campaign
Jn 7 95 90(234), 6-A
Isakson Aims for Nunn's Seat
Oc 12 95 90(362), 6-A
Millner Runs for Senate
Nv 16 95 91(32), 3-A
Nunn Plans to Run for Re-Election
Ja 20 95 90(97), 7-A
Nunn's Future
Oc 9 95 90(359), 1-A
Struck Down
Jn 30 95 90(256), 1-A
UFO Activist Runs for 2nd District Seat
Nv 16 95 91(32), 6-A
Elections--Valdosta
3-Way Race for District 3
Nv 1 95 91(17), 1-A
Absentee Ballot Probe Continues
Nv 29 95 91(45), 5-A
Allen Says Experience Needed
Nv 6 95 91(22), 7-A
Back to the Polls
Nv 19 95 91(35), 1-A
BOE Race May Have No Candidates
Sp 22 95 90(342), 1-A
BOE's District 5 Seat Still Up for Grabs
Nv 8 95 91(24), 4-A
Broadcaster Cleared to Run for Mayor
Sp 20 95 90(340), 1-A
Campaign Funds Coming In
Nv 4 95 91(20), 1-A
Candidate Facing Eligibility Question
Sp 19 95 90(339), 1-A
Candidate Qualifies for Valdosta BOE Election
Sp 26 95 90(346), 1-A
Casey, Rayford Win Council Seats
Nv 8 95 91(24), 4-A
Choices Await Valdosta Voters
Sp 16 95 90(336), 1-A
Confusion Part of Tuesday's Vote
Nv 8 95 91(24), 1-A
Crane Sees Service as Key to Successful BOE
Nv 6 95 91(22), 7-A
Decisions to be Made by 40 Percent of City (editorial)
Nv 7 95 91(23), 4-A
District 1
Nv 5 95 91(21), 6-A
District 3
Nv 5 95 91(21), 6-A
District 5
Nv 5 95 91(21), 7-A
Election Challenge Upheld
Nv 14 95 91(30), 1-A
Election Hearing Monday
Nv 10 95 91(26), 1-A
Election to Determine 5 Posts
Sp 3 95 90(323), 1-A
Elections Board to Hear Complaint
Nv 13 95 91(29), 1-A
Elections Problems Deserve Attention (editorial)
Nv 8 95 91(24), 5-A
Elections Won't be Contested
Nv 18 95 91(34), 1-A
Exum Re-Elected as First Vice-President
Sp 19 95 90(339), 3-A
Four Candidates Want BOE Seat
Sp 29 95 90(349), 1-A
Going to the Polls
Nv 6 95 91(22), 1-A
Government Needs Good Challengers (editorial)
Sp 12 95 90(332), 4-A
Hamel, Crane Want BOE Seat
Sp 21 95 90(341), 1-A
Hamel Wants Openness in Board
Nv 6 95 91(22), 7-A
Hampton Named Dist. 3 Winner
Nv 9 95 91(25), 1-A
Hastings Stresses School-City Links
Nv 6 95 91(22), 8-A
Insurance Agent Aims for Council
Sp 12 95 90(332), 1-A
Lowndes Seeks Input Concerning Superintendent Search
Nv 21 95 91(37), 1-A
Man Petitions County, State Over Subdivision Runoff
Au 28 95 90(317), 3-A
Mayor Wins; Council Shaken Up
Nv 8 95 91(24), 1-A
"Motor Voter" Working
Fe 3 95 90(111), 1-A
Parties a Part of Non-Partisan Elections
Oc 23 95 91(8), 2-A
Police Improvement a Campaign Priority
Nv 5 95 91(21), 1-A
Race for Elected Posts Starts
Sp 12 95 90(332), 1-A
Results Challenged
Nv 9 95 91(25), 1-A
Retired Lt. Colonel Seeks Council Seat
Sp 17 95 90(337), 1-A
Rowe Eyes Technology
Nv 6 95 91(22), 8-A
Runoff Today for BOE Seat
Nv 21 95 91(37), 1-A
Two Face Incumbent for District 3 Seat
Sp 27 95 90(347), 1-A
Two Square off for District 5 Seat
Nv 3 95 91(19), 1-A
Valdosta Elections
Nv 5 95 91(21), 1-A
Valdosta Voters Go to the Polls Today
Nv 7 95 91(23), 1-A
Voters' Displeasure Felt by Incumbents (editorial)
Nv 9 95 91(25), 4-A
Voters Give Rainwater Four More Years as Mayor
Nv 8 95 91(24), 4-A