Legislation--Georgia
Abortion Dominates Legislature
Ja 17 97 92(94), 6-A
Absentee Ballot Bill Gains Steam
Fe 18 97 92(126), 1-A
Anti-Abortion Lawmakers Stage Filibuster over Chairman's Inaction
Mr 5 97 92(141), 6-A
Anti-Abortion Lawmakers Stage Fourth Filibuster
Mr 12 97 92(148), 3-B
Anti-Telemarketing Bill Could Hamper Political Parties
Ja 31 97 92(108), 6-A
Bill Aimed at Protecting Social Security Number
Mr 1 97 92(137), 5-A
Bill Could Freeze 'Deadbeat' Parents' Bank Assets
Mr 4 97 92(140), 1-A
Bill Cutting Unemployment Tax Costs Signed into Law by Gov. Zell Miller
Ap 15 97 92(182), 5-A
Bill Requires Public Hearings for Hospital Privatization
Mr 22 97 92(158), 3-A
Bill to Legalize Most Ticket Scalping Passes
Mr 28 97 92(164), 6-A
Bill Would Bar Tax Deadbeats from Holding Public Office
Fe 1 97 92(109), 7-A
Bill Would Eliminate Harvesting of Timber on Federal Property
Nv 1 97 93(17), 5-A
Bill Would Force Nuke Shipping Rules
Fe 27 97 92(135), 6-A
Bill Would Give Cops Extra Legal Shield
Fe 28 97 92(136), 6-A
Bill Would Mandate PSC District Rule
Fe 28 97 92(136), 6-A
Bill Would Outlaw Discrimination Against Women Who Faced Abuse
Ja 31 97 92(108), 5-A
Bill Would Repeal State Legalization of Marijuana
Fe 1 97 92(109), 7-A
Bills Would Empower Schoolkid's Parents
Fe 6 97 92(114), 1-A
Bishop Talks with Teens About Anti-Tobacco Law
Au 21 97 92(310), 7-A
Boot Camp Bill Clears Ga. Senate
Fe 14 97 92(122), 7-A
Bowling Keeps Eye on Legislation
Ja 21 97 92(98), 1-A
Cafe Erotica Decision to be Appealed
Au 22 97 92(311), 6-A
Chemical Castration Bill for Georgia Becomes Law
My 2 97 92(199), 5-A
Child Custody Bill Clears State Senate
Mr 18 97 92(154), 5-A
Compromise on Tax Filing Worked into Bill
Fe 9 97 92(117), 7-A
Consumers Have Heavy Stake in Health, Utility Deregulation Issues
Ja 6 97 92(83), 1-A
Crackdown on Teen Driving Key Topic for Legislature
Ja 5 97 92(82), 1-A
Deputies May Lose Power to Use Radar on I-75 if Bill Passes State Senate
Fe 5 97 92(113), 3-A
Domestic Abuse Bill Clears Senate
Fe 19 97 92(127), 1-A
Downtown Tax Idea Clears Legislature
Mr 26 97 92(162), 1-A
Expect a Volatile 1997 Legislative Session
Ja 3 97 92(80), 1-A
Experimental Medical Treatments Get Boost
Mr 29 97 92(164), 5-A
From Water to Deer Farming, Many New Laws Taking Effect
Jn 30 97 92(258), 1-A
Ga. Congressmen Push for Transport Cash
Fe 27 97 92(135), 6-A
Ga. House Approves Telemarketing Block
Fe 14 97 92(122), 7-A
Ga. Senate Votes to Keep Ebonics out of School
Fe 11 97 92(119), 5-A
Gas Deregulation Benefits Georgians (editorial)
Fe 27 97 92(135), 4-A
Georgia House Passes Bill Honoring Richard Jewell
Ja 16 97 92(93), 6-A
Georgia Moment of Silence Survives Appeals Court Review
My 8 97 92(205), 1-A
Georgia Senate Votes to Ban Partial-Birth Abortion
Mr 18 97 92(154), 5-A
Georgia's Kids Need Laws to Aid Families (editorial)
Fe 13 97 92(121), 4-A
Golden's Tax Relief Bill Sails Through Ga. House
Fe 25 97 92(133), 1-A
GOP, Coalition Outline 1997 Agendas
Ja 10 97 92(87), 1-A
Gov. Miller Signs Measures on Medicaid, Child Support
My 6 97 92(203), 6-A
Governor Vetoes Scalping Measure
Ap 5 97 92(171), 6-A
Grant Program Veto Irritates Lawmakers
My 11 97 92(208), 7-A
Gun Law Clarification Passes
Mr 29 97 92(164), 5-A
Harsh New Law Puts Drunk Drivers in Jail (editorial)
Ap 16 97 92(183), 4-A
Hospital Industry Deregulation Another Step Closer
Fe 27 97 92(135), 6-A
House Leaders Upset over Miller's Attack
Ja 28 97 92(105), 1-A
House OKs Nursing Home Alternative for Elderly Georgians
Fe 7 97 92(115), 6-A
House Passes Bill to Shake up PSC
Mr 1 97 92(137), 1-A
House Votes to Scrap State Scalping Law
Mr 1 97 92(137), 5-A
How Your Lawmakers Voted
Ap 13 97 92(179), 6-A Ap 27 97 92(194), 10-A Fe 16 97 92(124), 7-A Fe 2 97 92(110), 10-A Ja 12 97 92(89), 6-A Ja 26 97 92(103), 8-A Jl 27 97 92(285), 7-A Mr 23 97 92(159), 5-A My 11 97 92(208), 10-A My 18 97 92(214), 8-A My 25 97 92(222), 11-A
Insurance Coverage Debated
Nv 23 97 93(39), 8-B
Kitchen Staff Would Wear Hairnets Under Bill
Mr 12 97 92(148), 3-B
Langford May Attempt Modifying Sodomy Laws
Jl 26 97 92(284), 5-A
Lawmaker Coulc Profit from His Own Bill
Ja 31 97 92(108), 6-A
Lawmaker Targets Finger-Licking Baggers
Dc 30 97 93(76), 5-A
Lawmaker's Project Would Save Failing Georgia Schools
Dc 1 97 93(47), 3-A
Lawmakers Drawing Fire on Crime Bills
Fe 18 97 92(126), 5-A
Lawmakers Expected a Long Night
Mr 29 97 92(164), 1-A
Lawmakers Eye Education Issues in 1997 Session
Fe 16 97 92(124), 1-A
Lawmakers May Get Raises from Amendment
Mr 6 97 92(142), 1-A
Lawmakers Pack Budget with Special Items
Fe 10 97 92(118), 1-A
Lawmakers Want State's Sex Laws Overturned
Jn 13 97 92(241), 6-A
Legislative Negotiators Reach Budget Accord
Mr 27 97 92(163), 7-A
Legislators Gear up for '97 Session
Ja 12 97 92(89), 1-A
Legislature Kicks off 1997 Session
Ja 14 97 92(91), 5-A
Legislature Passes Bill to Ease Requirements for School Chief
Mr 29 97 92(164), 5-A
License Law Target Teens
Jn 30 97 92(258), 1-A
Miller Drives a Hard Bargain (editorial)
Ja 8 97 92(85), 4-A
Miller Pushes Tougher Drunk Driving Laws
Ja 15 97 92(92), 1-A
Miller Turns up Heat in Campaign to Pass Tougher DUI Laws
Ja 26 97 92(103), 5-A
Miller Vows to Close 'Two Strikes' Loophole
Jl 1 97 92(259), 5-A
Miller's Legislative Triumphs Leave Murphy in Tight Spot
Mr 31 97 92(166), 1-A
Miller's Welfare Bill Clears Legislature
Mr 29 97 92(164), 1-A
Murphy Storms out of Meeting over Bill
Mr 20 97 92(156), 4-A
Murphy Wants House to Decide Smoking Question
Fe 15 97 92(123), 5-A
Murphy's H.B. 71 Should Not be Law (editorial)
Fe 4 97 92(112), 4-A
New Anti-DUI Bill Proposed
Fe 20 97 92(128), 5-A
New Attorney General to Ask for Broader Powers on Sunshine Law
Au 13 97 92(302), 6-A
New Bill Proposes Secret Dealings
Ja 19 97 92(96), 7-A
New DUI Bill Draws Criticism
Mr 3 97 92(139), 5-A
On Pins and Needles
Fe 26 97 92(134), 1-C
Parenting Class Bill Introduced
Fe 8 97 92(116), 6-A
Partial Birth Abortion Outlawed in Georgia
Mr 26 97 92(162), 2-A
Phone Bill Clears House
Mr 19 97 92(155), 1-A
Pierre Howard Wants Full Prison Term Law
Ja 9 97 92(86), 6-A
Privatization Notification Bill Reaches Ga. Senate
Ja 17 97 92(94), 2-A
Proposed Law Would Allow Rules Exceptions
Fe 18 97 92(126), 5-A
Public Safety Head Wants Bill Vetoed
Ap 10 97 92(176), 5-A
Reforms Touch South Georgia
Ap 6 97 92(172), 1-A
Reports Detail Lobbyists' Activities
Au 17 97 92(306), 7-A
Resolutions Honor Beauty Queens, Barbecue Experts
Mr 16 97 92(152), 8-A
Restrictions on Teen Drivers Clear Senate Committee
Ja 30 97 92(107), 5-A
Reworked Bill Still Offers Business Tax Breaks
Fe 9 97 92(117), 7-C
Senate Approves Gas Deregulation Bill
Fe 26 97 92(134), 6-A
Senate Approves Stiffer Penalties for Bombers
Mr 12 97 92(148), 7-A
Senate Approves Teen-Driving Bill
Fe 5 97 92(113), 7-A
Senate Bill Could Help Growing School Systems
Fe 16 97 92(124), 6-A
Senate Bill Would Require Voter ID
Mr 1 97 92(137), 5-A
Senate OKs Confiscating Cars of Prostitutes' "Johns"
Fe 14 97 92(122), 1-A
Senate Tables School Board Amendment
Fe 15 97 92(123), 1-A
Senator Wants Legislation to Repeal Georgia's Sex Laws
Jl 19 97 92(277), 1-A
State High Court Tackles Controversial Recall Law
Oc 15 97 92(365), 6-A
State House Agrees to Ban 'Partial-Birth Abortion'
Mr 25 97 92(161), 1-A
State Senators Want Schools to be Told about Student Criminals
Fe 16 97 92(124), 6-A
Teaching Courtesy Urged
Fe 4 97 92(112), 6-A
Teen Driving/DUI Bill Clears House
Mr 4 97 92(140), 3-A
Teens Face Driving Restrictions Under New Law
Ap 16 97 92(183), 7-A
Telemarketing Bill Clears Georgia Senate
Mr 25 97 92(161), 5-A
Tim Golden Proposes Bill for Joblessness Program
Fe 27 97 92(135), 5-A
Two Water-Sharing Deals Sailing Through Legislature
Fe 6 97 92(114), 6-A
Voter ID Gets Final Legislative OK
Mr 22 97 92(158), 5-A
Voters May Get Say on Lawmakers' Pay Plan
Mr 18 97 92(154), 1-A
Welfare Advocates Win Small Victory in Bill
Fe 12 97 92(120), 6-A
Women Democrats Fight Anti-Abortion Bill
Mr 21 97 92(157), 2-A
Women's Issues Fared Poorly in Legislature
Mr 31 97 92(166), 5-A
Zell Miller Signs Drug Lawsuit Bill
Ap 5 97 92(171), 6-A
Lowndes County Commission
1997 Turbulent for Lowndes Government
Dc 31 97 93(77), 1-A
Agenda Procedure Changed
Ja 19 97 92(96), 8-A
Alan M. Ours Enjoys Challenges
Au 17 97 92(306), 4-A
Audit Provided to Commission
Sp 4 97 92(324), 1-A
Board to Ease into New Year
Ja 7 97 92(84), 1-A
Board Votes to Dissolve Drug Squad
Jl 20 97 92(278), 1-A
Board's Deliberate Actions Appreciated (editorial)
Ja 24 97 92(101), 4-A
City Manager Plans Youth Sports Summit
Jl 6 97 92(264), 1-A
City's Cash Request "A Matter of Interest"
Ja 2 97 92(79), 1-A
City, County Officials Meet to Discuss Avoiding Service Duplication
Dc 9 97 93(55), 5-A
City, County Present SPLOST Funding Projects
Au 12 97 92(301), 1-A
Commission Adopts Unwritten Policy on Reviews, Bids of Long-Term Contracts
Sp 24 97 92(344), 1-A
Commission Amends Expansion Proposal
Mr 6 97 92(142), 1-A
Commission Approves Lowndes Budget
Jn 26 97 92(254), 7-A
Commission Begins Search for Manager
Mr 25 97 92(161), 1-A
Commission Draws Fire from Rod Casey
Jl 11 97 92(269), 1-A
Commission Expansion
Fe 9 97 92(117), 1-A
Commission Expansion Introduced in House
Mr 18 97 92(154), 1-A
Commission Interviews County Manager Candidates
Jl 29 97 92(287), 1-A
Commission Looking Carefully at County Manager Candidates
Au 17 97 92(306), 1-A
Commission Meeting Wednesday
Oc 6 97 92(356), 3-A
Commission Ousts Visitors Bureau Board Member
Nv 6 97 93(22), 1-A
Commission Plans Expansion Hearing
Sp 7 97 92(327), 2-A
Commission Rattled by 'Captain Recycle'
Ap 17 97 92(184), 1-A
Commission Selects Firm to Find City Manager
Ap 29 97 92(196), 1-A
Commission Stumbles on Expansion Issue (editorial)
Fe 23 97 92(131), 4-A
Commission to Discuss New Wal-Mart Proposal
Ap 26 97 92(193), 1-A
Commission to Discuss Reopening Old U.S. 41
Mr 30 97 92(165), 5-A
Commission to Hold Called Meeting Today
Mr 28 97 92(164), 5-A
Commission Waffles on Expansion
Fe 6 97 92(114), 1-A
Commission's Closed-Door Votes Illegal
Fe 26 97 92(134), 1-A
Commission, Council Hold Joint Meeting Today
Ja 30 97 92(107), 6-A
Commissioner Wants Action on Road Paving
Ap 29 97 92(196), 3-A
Commissioners Change Expansion Plans--Again
Fe 20 97 92(128), 1-A
Commissioners May Have Violated Sunshine Laws
Sp 29 97 92(349), 1-A
Commissioners Plan Atlatna Trip to Study County Redistricting Map
Ja 7 97 92(84), 1-A
Commissioners Retain Top County Employees
Ja 23 97 92(100), 1-A
Commissioners Split over Manager's Departure
Ap 27 97 92(194), 1-A
Commissioners Vote to Provide Themselves with Fax Machines to Use for County Business
Sp 18 97 92(338), 3-A
County Commission Meeting Today
Au 11 97 92(300), 3-A
County Holds Meeting to Review Paving List
Jl 18 97 92(276), 6-A
County Ignores Church Protest
Jl 3 97 92(261), 1-A
County Manager Starts Job Today
Oc 6 97 92(356), 1-A
County Mulls Water Rate Hike
My 13 97 92(210), 1-A
County Must be Willing to Work with City (editorial)
Nv 9 97 93(25), 9-A
County Requests Investigaton of Insurance Firm
Au 12 97 92(301), 5-A
County Unanimously Approves Extended Alcohol Sales Ordinance
Fe 21 97 92(129), 6-A
Election Day Brought Several Surprises, Including the Approval...
Ja 1 97 92(78), Supplement-12
Engineer Told to Look into Idea of Water-Sewer Authority
Jl 24 97 92(282), 5-A
Expansion Idea Moves Ahead
Mr 26 97 92(162), 1-A
Expansion Plan Shifts Cothron
Sp 9 97 92(329), 1-A
Expansion Referendum Bill Nearing Approval
Mr 12 97 92(148), 1-A
Expansion Referendum Clears Governor's Desk
Ap 15 97 92(182), 1-A
Grant Aims to Assist At-Risk Kids
Oc 6 97 92(356), 1-A
Help Shape the Future by Voting (editorial)
Sp 16 97 92(336), 4-A
Joint City-County Meet Planned for Tuesday
Nv 23 97 93(39), 8-A
Keeping State Clean is Everybody's Job (editorial)
Ap 24 97 92(191), 4-A
Lacey Fills in as Manager for Lowndes
Mr 26 97 92(162), 1-A
Lacey officially Gets Job as Interim County Manager
Mr 29 97 92(164), 3-A
Lacey Pledges Not to Get Sidetracked
Ap 1 97 92(167), 3-A
Lake Park Chamber Boss Rejected by County
Dc 4 97 93(50), 1-A
Lake Park Hosts Next SPLOST Meeting
Mr 6 97 92(142), 5-A
Lake Park Votes Today on Zoning for Asphalt Plant
Sp 1 97 92(321), 1-A
Legality of Meet Disputed
Fe 21 97 92(129), 1-A
Local Zoning Request Denied in Favor of Sandhill Cranes
Ap 3 97 92(169), 1-A
Lowndes Approves Privatization of State Court Probation Services
Jn 5 97 92(233), 3-A
Lowndes Commission Chooses Candidate
Au 26 97 92(315), 3-A
Lowndes Commission Going on Retreat
Fe 26 97 92(134), 3-A
Lowndes Commission Holds Meeting Tonight
Jl 2 97 92(260), 3-A
Lowndes Commission Meeting Monday
Au 10 97 92(299), 5-A
Lowndes Commission Meeting Today
Ja 8 97 92(85), 3-A Nv 5 97 93(21), 2-A
Lowndes Commission Meeting Wednesday
Jl 21 97 92(279), 3-A
Lowndes Commission Moves up Work Session
Mr 16 97 92(152), 3-A
Lowndes Commission Retreats to Plan for Future Events
Mr 5 97 92(141), 6-A
Lowndes Commission to Meet Monday
Sp 28 97 92(348), 5-A
Lowndes Commission to Meet Wednesday
Jn 1 97 92(229), 3-A My 18 97 92(214), 3-A
Lowndes Commission Votes to Adopt SPLOST Renewal Referendum
Jn 19 97 92(247), 1-A
Lowndes Commissionerrs Plan "People First" Meetings
Ja 7 97 92(84), 1-A
Lowndes Commissioners Finish Budget Work
Jn 17 97 92(245), 3-A
Lowndes Commissioners Meed Wednesday
Fe 3 97 92(111), 5-A
Lowndes Considers Privatization
Ap 4 97 92(170), 5-A
Lowndes County Commission Holding Meeting Wednesday
My 6 97 92(203), 6-A
Lowndes County Tables Sunday Alcohol Ordinance
Fe 7 97 92(115), 5-A
Lowndes Cuts Millage Rates
Sp 30 97 92(350), 1-A
Lowndes Debates Budget
My 29 97 92(226), 1-A
Lowndes Denies Zoning Request
Oc 9 97 92(359), 1-A
Lowndes Drains Contingency Fund
Jn 13 97 92(241), 1-A
Lowndes Hires New County Manager
Au 29 97 92(318), 1-A
Lowndes Identifies SPLOST Spending Plan
Au 12 97 92(301), 1-A
Lowndes May Take over Rescue Service
Dc 15 97 93(61), 5-A
Lowndes Names Finalists in Manager Search
Au 9 97 92(298), 1-A
Lowndes Prepares SPLOST Referendum
My 31 97 92(228), 1-A
Lowndes Still Searching for New County Manager
Jl 11 97 92(269), 1-A
Lowndes Studies Options on Public Transportation
Jn 23 97 92(251), 1-A
Lowndes Tables Fund Request
Nv 20 97 93(36), 1-A
Lowndes Votes Down Ethics Code
Jl 26 97 92(284), 1-A
Lowndes' New Commission Deals with Wreckers, Zoning
Ja 10 97 92(87), 5-A
Lowndes' Water and Sewer Usage Rates Haven't Changed Since August 1981
My 16 97 92(213), 1-A
Lowndes, Valdosta to Discuss Youth Sports
Nv 23 97 93(39), 1-A
Making the Commission More Representative (editorial)
Sp 11 97 92(331), 6-A
Murphy Top Contributor to Pendleton's Campaign
Mr 3 97 92(139), 1-A
New Commissioners Reconsider Expansion
Ja 11 97 92(88), 1-A
New Commissioners Table Personnel Vote
Ja 9 97 92(86), 1-A
New Lowndes Commissioners Sworn into Office
Ja 1 97 92(78), 1-A
Officials Consider New Radio System
Ja 31 97 92(108), 1-A
Officials Discuss Changing Industrial Authority's Charter
Au 6 97 92(295), 6-A
Open Government is Our Only Agenda (editorial)
Mr 2 97 92(138), 4-A
Patterson Qualifies for Election
Sp 10 97 92(330), 1-A
Paying the Bills
Fe 7 97 92(115), 1-A
Planning Commission Vital to City's Growth
Ap 14 97 92(181), 1-A
Public Transportaton Worthy of Study (editorial)
Jl 2 97 92(260), 4-A
Questions Raised at Sales Tax Meet
Mr 7 97 92(143), 1-A
Recreation Merger under Consideration
Jn 19 97 92(247), 1-A
Review Starts Today on County Finances
Jn 16 97 92(244), 1-A
Shaw Assists Lowndes County Commissioners
Mr 17 97 92(153), 1-A
Special Referendum, Road Paving List Top Lowndes Commission's Agenda
Jn 18 97 92(246), 6-A
SPLOST Agreement Signed
Au 17 97 92(306), 2-A
Square's Closure Hits City
Nv 7 97 93(23), 1-A
Stewart Leaves Big Shoes to Fill (editorial)
Ap 20 97 92(187), 4-A
Stewart Leaves County 'In Good Hands'
Mr 27 97 92(163), 1-A
Stewart Resigns
Mr 20 97 92(156), 1-A
Stewart: I Only Got One Raise
Jn 17 97 92(245), 1-A
Taylor Addresses Lowndes County Commission
Au 21 97 92(310), 1-A
Taylor Pledges Audit, Answers
Au 7 97 92(296), 1-A
The Future of Youth Sports in Lowndes Includes More Discussion
Jl 12 97 92(270), 1-A
Voters Reject Expansion Plan
Sp 17 97 92(337), 1-A
Voters to Decide on Expanding County Commission
Au 31 97 92(320), 2-A
Wal-Mart Proposal Tabled
Ap 29 97 92(196), 1-A
YMCA Faces Funding Loss
My 14 97 92(211), 1-A
Lowndes High School
'M.A.S.H.'
My 23 97 92(220), 11-A
Agents Find Drugs in LHS Coach's Truck
Fe 4 97 92(112), 1-A
Air Force's ROTC Commander Meets Cadets from LHS, VSU
Fe 7 97 92(115), 1-A
Cooper Gymnasium to be Dedicated Tonight
Ja 17 97 92(94), 2-A
Drug Squad: LHS Coach Positive for Cocaine
Mr 15 97 92(151), 1-A
Former LHS Coach Sentenced
Dc 20 97 93(66), 1-A
Former Lowndes Coach Pleads Guilty
Nv 4 97 93(20), 5-A
Georgia Bridgemen Band Wins Championship Again
Nv 7 97 93(23), 12-A
Jr. ROTC Helps Two Local Groups
Dc 20 97 93(66), 5-A
LHS Off Broadway Performing 'Antigone' Today Through Friday
Mr 12 97 92(148), 3-C
LHS Off Broadway Performs Gem of Greek Theatre
Mr 20 97 92(156), 1-C
LHS Scores High on Graduate Exams
Jn 4 97 92(232), 1-A
LHS Senior Overcomes Odds to Graduate
Jn 7 97 92(235), 1-A
LHS Spreads the Wealth with Performance Award
Nv 21 97 93(37), 1-A
LHS Student Named Finalist in Program
Dc 9 97 93(55), 3-A
LHS Student Receives Local Vocational Award
Fe 12 97 92(120), 3-A
LHS Student with 2 Kids Graduates
Jn 8 97 92(235), 1-D
LHS Wins Region AAAA One-Act Play
Nv 26 97 93(42), 1-C
Lowndes Coach Indicted on Drug, Firearm Charges
My 6 97 92(203), 1-A
Lowndes High off Broadway Presents 'M.A.S.H.'
My 21 97 92(218), 1-C
Lowndes Honors Cooper
Ja 18 97 92(95), 1-A
Lowndes Newspaper Staff Recognized on State Level
My 18 97 92(214), 3-A
Lowndes Students Qualify for Scholarship Consideration
Ap 23 97 92(190), 5-A
Miss LHS Criss Simpson
Mr 27 97 92(163), 6-C
Motions Heard in Case Against Former Coach
Oc 4 97 92(354), 1-A
Possibility of Drug Testing Draws Mixed Reviews from LHS Coaches
Dc 5 97 93(51), 1-D
ROTC Unit Collecting Funds for Charities
Dc 5 97 93(51), 4-A
Students Attending Leadership Meets
Oc 16 97 93(1), 6-A
Third Theft Suspect Surrenders
My 29 97 92(226), 3-A
Two LHS Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Chosen as All Stars
Sp 11 97 92(331), 1-C
Valdosta High SAT Scores, Lowndes High's College Students Lead County Public Schools
Fe 2 97 92(110), 1-A
Valdosta High School Outscores Lowndes High on SAT
Sp 9 97 92(329), 1-A