Pendleton, Albert
"Billy Boy! Oh, Bill Boy! Time to Come in Now"
Sp 17 2001 96(337), 9-A
1947 "Wacky" Year for Lowndes County
Oc 7 2001 96(357), 4-D
A Funny Thing Happened While Researching Dry Old Facts
Nv 13 2001 97(29), 11-A
Blue Springs Was the Place to go for Cool Dip in Hot Summer
Jn 17 2001 96(245), 8-D
Business Could Bank on Capable Leadership
Au 19 2001 96(308), 6-D
Clary, Mathews Once Teamed Together
Mr 11 2001 96(147), 5-D
Classes Share Reunion
My 16 2001 96(213), 12-A
Clyde Pendleton and the Elegant Wedding Dress
Dc 16 2001 97(62), 4-D
Converse Had Clear View of Downtown
Jn 10 2001 96(238), 8-D
Dog Makes National News with Culling Efforts
Oc 14 2001 96(364), 7-D
Elks Lodge Organized in 1901
Nv 5 2001 97(21), 9-A
German POWs in Lowndes Piney Woods
Ap 1 2001 96(168), 4-D
He Didn't Keep Health Records
Ja 7 2001 96(74), 5-D
Hunting Native Game in a Valdosta Buggy
Jl 8 2001 96(266), 5-D
It Was Only a One-Engine Standby
Jn 28 2001 96(256), 12-A
Kendall Family Owned Troupville Lands
Mr 25 2001 96(161), 6-D
Kindergarten Schoolhouse not Round
Jl 3 2001 96(261), 9-A
Lawyers Have Lost Great Friend
Ja 14 2001 96(81), 4-D
Living on in Stone, Brass, Memory
Ap 8 2001 96(175), 4-D
Maj. Redles Speaks to War College, 1919
Sp 23 2001 96(343), 4-D
Name for Club Surprising for High School in 1926
Jl 29 2001 96(287), 4-D
Never Weigh More Than a Fridge
Ap 16 2001 96(183), 9-A
On Ocean Pond: First House Party Recalled
Ap 29 2001 96(196), 6-D
Parramore Family Name Means "Lover"
Sp 6 2001 96(326), 9-A
Patience Makes Violin Sing
Dc 30 2001 97(76), 6-C
Pets: from Deer to Dogs, from Goats to Rats
Mr 18 2001 96(154), 4-D
Playing in the Park Fun for All
Fe 25 2001 96(123), 7-D
Prince Hall, Father of Black Masons in U. S.
Fe 4 2001 96(102), 4-D
Remembering Varnedoes and Copelands
Sp 9 2001 96(329), 4-D
Remerton and the Cotton Mill
Au 27 2001 96(316), 9-A
Sam Belvin, One Family's Hero
Mr 4 2001 96(140), 2-D
Shhhhh!. Miss Havenkotte Kept Library Very Quiet
Jl 15 2001 96(273), 4-D
Street Named After Valdosta Family
Nv 28 2001 97(44), 13-A
The Garbutts of Statenville and Sawmill Fame
Oc 23 2001 97(8), 11-A
The Good Old Days Fascinate Writer
My 6 2001 96(203), 5-D
The Magic of Twin Lakes and Long Pond
Jl 22 2001 96(280), 6-D
The Yankee Transplant Who Gave the World 'Jingle Bells'
Dc 23 2001 97(69), 4-D
Thirty Years Ago..
Nv 30 2001 97(46), 15-A
Traveling Back in Time to Chaires, Fla.
Dc 9 2001 97(55), 7-D
Valdosta's Answer to Mardi Gras
Ap 22 2001 96(189), 5-D
Valdosta, Home of Early Training School and College
Fe 11 2001 96(109), 8-D
VHS Coach Nick Hyder Was God's Servant
Ja 28 2001 96(95), 8-D
VHS Pupils Visit ill Classmate on the Farm
Ja 21 2001 96(88), 4-D
We All Sang 'I'll be Home for Christmas'
Nv 25 2001 97(41), 8-D
You Can Bank on This Company's Rich History of Excellent Leaders
Au 12 2001 96(301), 4-D
Politics and Government
Air Force Chief: B-1 Bomber Transfer Won't Cost Georgia Jobs
Jl 26 2001 96(284), 2-A
Barnes Unveils Five-Year Transportation Plan
Jn 29 2001 96(257), 5-A
Barr, Deal Want Formal Declaration of War
Sp 14 2001 96(334), 9-A
Battle Over B-1 Could Test Georgia's Clout in Congress
Jl 1 2001 96(259), 5-A
Bush Budget Would End Chattahoochee Dredging
Ap 10 2001 96(177), 5-A
Bush Team Persuades Norwood to Back Off HMO Overhaul
Fe 7 2001 96(105), 2-A
Chambliss 99 Percent Sure He's Running for Senate
Oc 12 2001 96(362), 2-A
Chambliss Leans Toward Senate Race Against Cleland
Oc 5 2001 96(355), 1-A
Chambliss Seeks U. S. Senate Seat
Oc 17 2001 97(2), 4-A
Cleland Gets Early Start on Campaigning
Ap 16 2001 96(183), 3-A
Cleland's Plan to Expand GI Bill Gets OK from Congress
Dc 13 2001 97(59), 3-A
Congress Delays B-1 Bomber Transfer
Jl 21 2001 96(279), 5-A
Congressmen Impressed with Georgia Effort in Bosnia
Jl 17 2001 96(275), 1-A
Congresswoman Stirs Outrage for Apology to Prince
Oc 17 2001 97(2), 7-A
Coverdell's Name Attached to Bills
Fe 11 2001 96(109), 2-A
Crop Disputes Leaving Peanut Farmers in Doubt
Nv 26 2001 97(42), 7-A
Dueling Radio Ads Target Cleland
Ap 6 2001 96(173), 5-A
Emotional Tribute Marks One-Year Anniversary of Coverdell's Death
Jl 19 2001 96(277), 3-A
Farmers Woo Lawmakers with Peanut Butter Lunch
Mr 23 2001 96(159), 7-A
Financial Records Show Miller Poorer as a Senator
Jn 15 2001 96(243), 5-A
Georgia Lawmaker Wants Ethics Probe of Rep. Condit
Jl 14 2001 96(272), 2-A
GOP Grows Fond of Democrat Miller
Ja 29 2001 96(96), 5-A
GOP Lawmaker May Support Democrats
Jn 12 2001 96(240), 9-A
House Passes Bill Criminalizing Harm to Fetus During an Assault
Ap 27 2001 96(194), 1-A
King Family's Money Demands Stalling MLK Project
Oc 25 2001 97(10), 4-A
Lewis Displays New Georgia Flag Outside His Washington Office
Ap 28 2001 96(195), 5-A
Miller Gladly Gives Up Maverick Tag to Norwood
Jn 3 2001 96(231), 5-A
Miller is Adamant About War Cries
Sp 16 2001 96(336), 9-A
Miller Join GOP? not "At This Time," He Says
My 5 2001 96(202), 5-A
Miller, Chambliss Talk with Bush About B-1 Bomber
Jl 12 2001 96(270), 7-A
Miller, Cleland Could Play Key Roles in Democratic Senate
My 25 2001 96(222), 5-A
Norwood Dazed by Negotiating Session
Au 4 2001 96(293), 3-A
Overseas Assassinations Plan Gains Support
Sp 13 2001 96(333), 7-A
Peanut Quota's Survival in Doubt
Jl 30 2001 96(288), 1-A
Peanut Quotas Appear Doomed in New Farm Bill
Jl 28 2001 96(286), 11-A
Sen. Zell Miller Emerges as Protector of Peanuts
Au 27 2001 96(316), 3-A
Senate Approves Delay for B-1 Bomber Cuts
Jl 11 2001 96(269), 2-A
Senate Panel Agrees to Keep River Barges Afloat
Jl 13 2001 96(271), 5-A
Senate Panel Heads to Atlanta for Voting Reform Discussion
Jl 23 2001 96(281), 5-A
Senate Takes Up Education
Ap 29 2001 96(196), 7-A
Senators Say They are Committed to Consumer Privacy Bill
Jl 12 2001 96(270), 11-A
Term Limit Pledge May Affect State
Sp 4 2001 96(324), 1-A
Three Congressmen Display New State Flag
Ap 5 2001 96(172), 5-A
White House Apologizes to Rep. McKinney
Fe 16 2001 96(114), 5-A
Presidential Search--Valdosta State University
Board of Regents Close to Picking President for VSU
My 21 2001 96(218), 1-A
Look to Past for VSU's Future Leader(editorial)
Fe 7 2001 96(105), 6-A
Search Continues for VSU President
Au 2 2001 96(291), 1-A
VSU President Has Work Cut Out(editorial)
Dc 23 2001 97(69), 8-A
VSU President Post Still Open
Au 23 2001 96(312), 1-A
VSU Presidential Finalists Named
Dc 18 2001 97(64), 1-A
VSU Seeks Help from Executive Search Firm
Mr 8 2001 96(144), 1-A
VSU Taps President Dec 31
Dc 23 2001 97(69), 1-A
VSU's Presidential Search List Narrows
Ap 14 2001 96(181), 1-A
Who Wants to be a President?
Ja 27 2001 96(94), 1-A
Public Transportation
Chamber Studies Funding Options, Need
Jn 17 2001 96(245), 1-A
Commissioners to Consider Public Transportation Contracts
Sp 25 2001 96(345), 3-A
Let's Get Buses on the Road(editorial)
Jn 19 2001 96(247), 6-A
Lowndes Commissioners Pick Public Transportation Provider
Sp 26 2001 96(346), 1-A
Lowndes Nixes Bids for Public Transit
Au 29 2001 96(318), 1-A
Mass Transit Meeting Goals
Dc 13 2001 97(59), 1-A
No One's Driving the Bus
Jn 17 2001 96(245), 1-A
Public Transit Coming
Dc 2 2001 97(48), 1-A
Public Transit Heads Agenda
Nv 13 2001 97(29), 3-A
Public Transit is Good Start(editorial)
Nv 18 2001 97(34), 4-A
Public Transportation May be Close
Au 18 2001 96(307), 3-A
Public Transportation Now Up and Running
Dc 3 2001 97(49), 1-A
Survey: Many Workers Want Buses
Jn 24 2001 96(252), 1-A
Transit Service Needs Support(editorial)
Dc 5 2001 97(51), 6-A