Water Supply--Valdosta
City to Consider School Water Line
Nv 19 98 94(33), 3-A
Flooding Causes Drinking Water Concerns
Mr 14 98 93(150), 5-A
Geyser Leaves Downtown Soaked
Jn 26 98 93(254), 1-A
Hearing Draws Just One Resident
My 14 98 93(211), 1-A
Lowndes Water Rates to Jump
Ap 16 98 93(183), 1-A
$71.6M Needed to Improve Water
Au 5 98 93(294), 1-A
Sewer System Project Beginning Next Month
Mr 9 98 93(145), 1-A
Sludge for the Taking
Ja 11 98 93(88), 1-A
Valdosta Urges Water Conservation
Jn 20 98 93(248), 1-A
Waste Enters Water Supply After Contractor Ruptures Main
Ap 5 98 93(172), 3-A
Water, Sewer Rates Focus of Hearing Today
My 13 98 93(210), 8-A
Water, Water Everywhere, and Not a Drop to Drink
Jn 1 98 93(229), 1-A
Weather--Albany
Albany Families Apply for Help
Mr 15 98 93(151), 1-A
Albany Residents Struggle After Flood
Mr 18 98 93(154), 6-A
Blackfly Woes Add to Drought Problems
Jn 30 98 93(258), 3-A
Crews Sandbag to Brace for Flint's Final Surge
Mr 14 98 93(150), 1-A
Drought Damaging Forestry
Jl 27 98 93(285), 1-A
Georgia Promised Federal Disaster Aid
Mr 12 98 93(148), 6-A
High Temperatures Keep State Sweltering
Jn 4 98 93(232), 8-A
Many Flood Victims Lacked Insurance
Mr 13 98 93(149), 13-A
South Georgia Dealing with Floods
Mr 11 98 93(147), 8-A
Troops Sent to Albany for Flood Relief
Mr 14 98 93(150), 1-A
Waters Decrease, Worries Increase in Albany
Mr 16 98 93(152), 1-A
Weather--Georgia
Cold Spell Turns Deadly
Dc 25 98 94(68), 1-A
Cold Weather Finally Arrives in Georgia
Dc 24 98 94(67), 1-A
Cold Weather Slams North Georgia
Oc 24 98 94(7), 2-A
Crews Work to Rescue Train That Fell Into Ravine
Oc 1 98 93(349), 10-A
El Nino Blamed for Mosquito Misery
My 3 98 93(200), 4-A
Fire Threat for Georgia Increasing
Jl 4 98 93(262), 6-A
Georges Remnants Felt Statewide
Sp 30 98 93(348), 13-A
Georgia Braces for Hurricane
Sp 3 98 93(322), 8-A
Georgia to Get $8.8 Million for Heat Relief
Jl 25 98 93(282), 5-A
Georgians Ready to Provide Storm Aid
Au 27 98 93(315), 2-A
Harsh Weather Affecting Crop Prices
Mr 22 98 93(158), 1-C
Heat Continues to Bake State
Jn 22 98 93(250), 2-A
Kentucky Farmers Lend a Hand
Oc 8 98 93(356), 6-A
Snow Knocks Out Power in North Georgia
Fe 5 98 93(113), 1-A
Warm Weather Increases Tree Insects
Dc 9 98 94(52), 2-A
Weather Creates Mushroom Explosion
Sp 7 98 93(326), 2-A
Weather--Valdosta
Another Record-Setting Weather Day in Valdosta
Jl 13 98 93(271), 1-A
Area Farmers Enjoy Much-Needed Rain
My 28 98 93(225), 1-A
Area Losses Exceed $10 Million
Au 13 98 93(301), 1-A
Don't Blame the Heat
Au 16 98 93(304), 1-A
Dukes Bay Flooded Once More
Ap 9 98 93(176), 3-A
"Dukes" of Earl Storm Hits Gulf, Makes Moody Move Jets; ASA Suspends Valdosta Flights
Sp 3 98 93(322), 1-A
El Nino Hits Lowndes' Budget
Mr 5 98 93(141), 1-A
FEMA Line Open to Aid Storm Victims
My 9 98 93(206), 3-A
Flooding Causes Drinking Water Concerns
Mr 14 98 93(150), 5-A
Flooding Could Impact Valdosta
Mr 10 98 93(146), 1-A
Higher Temperatures Driving Up Power Costs
Jl 27 98 93(285), 3-A
Lowndes Weathers Hurricane Earl
Sp 4 98 93(323), 1-A
Rain Scrubs the Sky Free of Haze
My 28 98 93(225), 1-A
Rain Tears Through Courthouse Roof
Jl 14 98 93(272), 10-A
Rains Make Traveling Dangerous
Ap 9 98 93(176), 1-A
Relief From the Heat
Jl 28 98 93(286), 3-A
Scorching Conditions Take Toll on Farmland
Jn 30 98 93(258), 3-A
Storm Fails to Halt Sizzling Temperatures
Jn 21 98 93(249), 1-A
Storm Plunges Section of Valdosta Into Darkness
Jn 23 98 93(251), 1-A
Storm Pounds Area
My 8 98 93(205), 1-A
Storms Move Through State
My 9 98 93(206), 12-B
Storms Sweep South Georgia
Jn 6 98 93(234), 1-A
Strong Winds Cause Problems in Valdosta
Fe 4 98 93(112), 1-A
Tips Offered for Code Red Conditions
Au 27 98 93(315), 10-A
Too Hot for Man and Beast
Jn 7 98 93(235), 1-D
Valdosta Copes with the Heat
Jn 4 98 93(232), 8-A
Work Continues on Repairing Flood Damage
Mr 17 98 93(153), 1-A
Weed and Seed Program
City Department Heads Present Goals
Fe 5 98 93(113), 7-A
City's Project Targets Crime
My 26 98 93(223), 1-A
"Granny's Place" for Kids Part of Weed and Seed Proposal
Mr 15 98 93(151), 3-A
Valdosta Declared Weed and Seed Site
Mr 3 98 93(139), 1-A
Weed & Seed Schedules Updates
Sp 24 98 93(343), 3-A
Weed and Seed Chief Wants Area Revitalized
Au 23 98 93(311), 1-A
Weed and Seed Continuing Restoration Efforts
Dc 7 98 94(50), 3-A
Weed and Seed Seeks New Director
Jn 18 98 93(246), 3-A
Weed and Seed to Help Spring Up Gardens in Local Communities
Dc 25 98 94(68), 5-A
Weed and Seed Update Planned for March 2
Fe 22 98 93(130), 4-A
Work Progresses on Weed and Seed
Oc 11 98 93(359), 8-A
"What is Happening in Schools Today"
Eighth-Graders Prepare for Future
Dc 21 98 94(64), 1-A
Fourth Grade: Becoming Independent Learners
Nv 23 98 94(37), 1-A
Independent Thinking Urged
Nv 29 98 94(43), 1-A
Making Transition to Adolescence
Dc 7 98 94(50), 1-A
Responsibility's on the Lesson Plan
Nv 16 98 94(30), 1-A
Second-Graders Discovering Education Can be an Adventure
Nv 9 98 94(23), 1-A
Seventh-Grade Kids Making Big Transition
Dc 14 98 94(57), 1-A
Welcome to "Freshman Academy"
Dc 28 98 94(71), 1-A
What's Happening in First Grade
Nv 2 98 94(16), 1-A
White Water Park--Marietta
Another Child Confirmed Sick From Water Park Outbreak
Jn 26 98 93(254), 11-A
Another E. Coli Case Linked to Water Park
Jl 2 98 93(260), 3-B
Child Dies After Contracting E. Coli
Jl 23 98 93(281), 6-A
E. Coli Infections Traced to Water Park
Jn 24 98 93(252), 12-A
E. Coli Sparks Scare
Jn 25 98 93(253), 7-A
Family of Boy Sickened by E. Coli Sues Park
Jl 18 98 93(276), 5-A
Health Officials Await E. Coli Test Results
Jn 27 98 93(255), 12-A
Lawyer Asks Park to Pay Medical Bills
Jl 15 98 93(273), 8-A
Second Lawsuit Filed Over E. Coli Outbreak
Jl 26 98 93(283), 8-A
White Water Instituting More Changes After E. Coli Outbreak
Oc 18 98 94(1), 7-A
Wild Adventures Theme Park
Acoustic Redemption Plays
Nv 13 98 94(27), 1-B
Book Fair Set Today at Wild Adventures
Ap 18 98 93(185), 10-A
Country Fair Coming to Wild Adventures
Jn 11 98 93(239), 1-C
The Different Voices of Joe Diffie
Au 21 98 93(309), 7-A
Doobies for Life
Sp 25 98 93(344), 7-A
"Feelin Good Train" Chugging Into Town
My 22 98 93(219), 10-A
Gospel's "Gold City" Plays Tonight
Oc 10 98 93(358), 7-A
Grooving, Thinking with Sister Hazel
Oc 16 98 93(364), 8-A
Lee Ann Womack Singing Saturday
Mr 20 98 93(156), 8-A
Meet the Music
Nv 27 98 94(40), 8-A
Messina's All Right
Nv 6 98 94(20), 9-A
Rockin' Out with Marshall Tucker Band
Ap 23 98 93(190), 1-C
Shining a Light on the Hungry
Dc 18 98 94(61), 11-A
Street Sweepers Coming
My 28 98 93(225), 2-B
The Swingin' Medallions Bringing "Double Shot..."
Sp 4 98 93(323), 9-A
Sylvia's Models to Perform at Wild Adventures Saturday
Ap 10 98 93(177), 7-A
Theme Park Introduces High-Speed Fun Machine
My 25 98 93(222), 1-A
Trace Adkins Heats up Cold Night at Theme Park
Ja 4 98 93(81), 1-D
Where There's a Wills, There's a Way
Sp 11 98 93(330), 8-A
Williams, Willie James
Community Must Unite for Good of All (editorial)
Sp 20 98 93(339), 4-A
Coroner's Inquest Efforts Undermined by Mistake (editorial)
Dc 4 98 94(47), 4-A
Crime Lab Done with Inmate Death
Oc 28 98 94(11), 1-A
Deputy "No Billed" in Inmate's Death
Dc 19 98 94(62), 1-A
Finding Truth Remains Goal in Williams Case (editorial)
Dc 5 98 94(48), 4-A
Hundreds Protest in Valdosta
Sp 14 98 93(333), 1-A
Inmate Death Homicide Coroner to Hold Inquest; GBI Will Investigate
Sp 15 98 93(334), 1-A
Inmate Death Homicide Protesters Plan Peaceful March for Saturday
Sp 15 98 93(334), 1-A
Inquest Jurors Split on Racial Lines
Dc 4 98 94(47), 1-A
Jury: Death Accidential
Dc 3 98 94(46), 1-A
Local Leaders Speak on Inmate's Death
Nv 22 98 94(36), 1-A
Man Dies in County Custody
Sp 4 98 93(323), 1-A
March for "Justice"
Sp 20 98 93(339), 1-A
March Planners Seek Support
Sp 18 98 93(337), 1-A
Money Request Taints Group's Admirable Goals
Dc 13 98 94(56), 4-A
No Lab Test, No Inquest
Sp 26 98 93(345), 1-A
Obituary
Sp 11 98 93(330), 5-A
People's Tribunal Seeks More Answers From Commissioners
Nv 18 98 94(32), 8-A
People's Tribunal Seeks to Pool Buying Power
Nv 25 98 94(38), 1-A
Proper Steps Taken to Get to the Truth (editorial)
Sp 16 98 93(335), 4-A
Protest, Parade Must Co-Exist
Nv 15 98 94(29), 1-A
Protestors Take to City's Streets
Oc 18 98 94(1), 1-A
Rally Aims for Release of Report
Nv 7 98 94(21), 1-A
Rally Stirs Calls for Justice
Oc 12 98 93(360), 1-A
Resolving Williams Case of Utmost Importance (editorial)
Sp 27 98 93(346), 4-A
Rights Activists Forming Tribunal
Oc 19 98 94(2), 1-A
Take Right Action Now to Avoid Similar Travesty (editorial)
Dc 20 98 94(63), 4-A
Third Protest March Planned
Nv 9 98 94(23), 1-A
"This Shouldn't Have Happened to Him"
Sp 20 98 93(339), 5-A
Two-Week Wait Expected on Inmate's Cause of Death
Sp 9 98 93(328), 5-A
Valdosta Leaders Open to Meeting
Sp 27 98 93(346), 1-A
Williams' Death Inquest Held Today
Dc 2 98 94(45), 1-A
Williams Inquest Set For Wednesday
Nv 26 98 94(39), 1-A
Winnersville Classic
Back on Top Valdosta Wins Region 1-AAAA Title with 36-3 Thumping of Lowndes
Nv 14 98 94(28), 1-C
Blazers United on the Field, Still on Opposite Sides of Winnersville
Nv 12 98 94(26), 1-C
'Cats, Vikes Battle for Title
Nv 13 98 94(27), 1-C
A Fight to the Finish, Then Once Again Friends
Nv 13 98 94(27), 4-A
Rivalry's Intensity as Great Among Members of the Community as is with the players
Nv 12 98 94(26), 1-C
On the Same Side Now Lowndes Coaches Played on Opposite Sides of the Winnersville Classic
Nv 11 98 94(25), 1-C
Tough Ticket
Nv 11 98 94(25), 1-A
Winnersville Classic Promotes Positive Aspect of Rivalry
Nv 9 98 94(23), 1-B
Winnersville Is Media Circus
Nv 14 98 94(28), 3-C
Woods, Tiger
Fuzzy and Tiger: How's That for a Pairing?
Ap 10 98 93(177), 4-B
Hamburgers and Fries: Dinner for a Masters Champion
Ap 8 98 93(175), 4-B
Tiger, Bear Still in Hunt
Ap 12 98 93(179), 1-B
Tiger Falters at Augusta
Ap 13 98 93(180), 3-B
Tiger Lived Impossible Dream
Ap 8 98 93(175), 4-B
Tiger Sets Up Camp in Champions Locker Room
Ap 5 98 93(172), 5-B
Tiger Takes Over
My 10 98 93(207), 1-B
Tigerizing Augusta: Tweaks But Not Very Many Changes
Ap 5 98 93(172), 5-B
Tiger's Back in Hunt
My 11 98 93(208), 1-B
Woods, Els Rivalry Part of Masters' Dream
Ap 8 98 93(175), 1-B
Woods Returns to Augusta as the Masters Champion
Ap 7 98 93(174), 1-B
Woods Returns to Course After Month-Long Layoff
My 6 98 93(203), 3-B
Wrestling--Valdosta High School
Area Wrestlers Travel to State Tournament
Fe 13 98 93(121), 1-B
Broome Carrying on Family Tradition on Mat
Fe 12 98 93(120), 1-D
D-Day for Area Wrestlers
Fe 7 98 93(115), 1-B
Daugherty Shines in Wildcat Invitational
Ja 25 98 93(102), 1-C
Dreams to be All-America
Jn 20 98 93(248), 1-B
Football Players Return to Mat for VHS
Ja 11 98 93(88), 3-B
Tough Training Nothing New for VHS's Jones
Ja 25 98 93(102), 1-C
Valdosta Faring Well in State Tourney
Fe 14 98 93(122), 1-B
Valdosta Handles Tift County, Coffee Doesn't Show
Ja 9 98 93(86), 1-B
Valdosta Turns North Georgia Heads, But Comes Up Short
Fe 15 98 93(123), 1-B
Valdosta Wrestlers Continue Rolling with Impressive Sweep
Ja 22 98 93(99), 10-B
Valdosta Wrestlers Put Hold on Lowndes
Ja 31 98 93(108), 1-B
Valdosta's Elliot Happy Football Season is Over
Ja 18 98 93(95), 4-B
Vikings Win One, Lose One
Ja 17 98 93(94), 1-B
Wildcat Invitational Begins
Ja 23 98 93(100), 1-B
Wildcat Invitational Gets Underway
Ja 24 98 93(101), 1-B
Wildcat Wrestlers Gear Up for Big Season
Dc 20 98 94(63), 6-B
Wildcats Win Big in Region 1-AAAA Wrestling Tournament
Fe 8 98 93(116), 1-B