1994 Valdosta Daily Times "F"
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Faces of Hope--Atlanta
Georgians Remember Event that Changed Lives
Ja 24 94 89(104), 5-A
Failor, Dean
ROTC Instructor Tops at His Job
Ag 14 94 89(303), 7-A
Faircloth, Ruby Sanders
Obituary
Dc 10 94 90(56), 2-A
Faircloth, Shirley
Landscape, Nature Inspire Hahira Artist
Oc 6 94 89(356), 1-C
Faircloth, Wayne
The End of an Era
My 22 94 89(220), 1-B
Fairs--Cook County
"Fair" Weather Ahead for Cook
Oc 22 94 90(7), 1-A
Fairs--Valdosta
Fair Gives Contestants Chance to Show off Hogs
Nv 11 94 90(27), 1-A
Faith Christian Academy
Kids in the Classroom
My 8 94 89(207), 1-B
Falcon Cable
Falcon Cable to Award Scholarships to Locals
Mr 1 94 89(140), 5-A
TCI, Falcon Sponsoring Safe & Sober
Dc 3 94 90(49), 7-A
Vandals Hit Falcon Cable
Sp 10 94 89(330), 1-A
Falgout, John Edward
Blasingame-Falgout
Engagement
Ap 5 94 89(173), 2-B
Falgout-Blasingame
Wedding
Jl 22 94 89(281), 2-B
Families--Valdosta
Triplets Double Woman's Young Family
Jl 23 94 89(282), 1-A
Family Life
After 6 Boys. . . Finally, Its a Girl
Fe 16 94 89(127), 1-C
Another Plea for Family Values
Ja 24 94 89(104), 4-A
The Family Meal: A Time to Connect
Je 27 94 89(256), 1-B
Men Who Turn Deaf Ear Miss Sound of Slamming Door
Ja 4 94 89(81), 3-B
Need Help Parenting Kids?
My 18 94 89(216), 1-B
Why is This Happening? (editorial)
Fe 16 94 89(127), 6-A
Family Reunions
Aunt Bea Day Celebrated at Annual Jacobs Reunion
Sp 19 94 89(339), 8-A
Clanton Family
Ag 29 94 89(318), 3-B
Computer Network Helps Son Find Both Parents
Ja 2 94 89(79), 1-B
Families Gather in Seattle
Sp 19 94 89(339), 8-A
Families Search Ends with Seekend Reunion
Mr 11 94 89(150), 1-A
Family Reunion
Jl 10 94 89(269), 1-C
Family Reunited after 30 Years Apart
Ag 30 94 89(319), 3-A
Family to Reuinte in Valdosta
Jl 8 94 89(267), 1-B
Fletcher Family
Jl 29 94 89(288), 3-B
Lastinger Family
Jl 22 94 89(281), 3-B
O'Quinn Family
Jl 20 94 89(279), 3-B
Sims Family
Ag 5 94 89(294), 13-A
Sutton Family
Jl 20 94 89(279), 3-B
Who am I? Man Fights Battles as Part of Lindbergh Baby Mystery
Ag 18 94 89(307), 1-A
Zipperer Family
Ag 29 94 89(318), 3-B
Family Values
Elders Crosses Line Criticizing Secrets (editorial)
Je 29 94 89(258), 4-A
A Family Values Reminder
Fe 4 94 89(115), 4-A
Family Violence
Abused Individuals Have Places to Turn for Help (editorial)
My 1 94 89(199), 4-A
Abusive Parents Can Hurt the Children As Well
Ap 24 94 89(192), 3-A
Cooperation Needed for Prosecution
Ap 24 94 89(192), 1-A, 3-A
Dealing with Abuse
Ap 24 94 89(192), 1-A, 3-A
Marchers Walk for Victims Rights
Ap 26 94 89(194), 1-A, 2-A
Not a Laughing Matter
Fe 4 94 89(115), 1-B
Troubled Marriage Ends in Death
Mr 26 94 89(165), 1-A
Fancher, Donald L.
Obituary
My 4 94 89(202), 2-A
Farley, Thomas Christopher
Catig-Farley
Engagement
Ap 3 94 89(171), 4-C
Farm Equipment
Many Jailed for Running a Farm Equipment Scam
Ap 14 94 89(182), 5-A
Farm Safety
Healthy Farmers Project Takes Aim at Child Safety
Je 16 94 89(245), 5-A
Safety Program Doomed
Ap 26 94 89(194), 1-A, 2-A
Farmer, James Kaleb
Birth
Ja 9 94 89(86), 5-B
Farmer, John Andrew, Jr.
Farmer-Boyd
Wedding
Sp 21 94 89(341), 2-B
Farmer, Martha K.
Augusta Business Dean Gets New Vermont Job
Ap 16 94 89(184), 5-A
Farmer, Rhonda
Farmer-Bullard
Engagement
Sp 11 94 89(331), 5-C
Farmers--Albany
Farmer to Pay Workers Directly
My 5 94 89(203), 3-D
Farmers--Bainbridge
Farmers Doubtful Aid Coming
Sp 13 94 89(333), 1-A
Farmers--Coffee County
Big Year for Coffee County Farmers
Sp 11 94 89(331), 6-A
Farmers--Georgia
Bishop: EPA Should Delay Plans for Now
Mr 18 94 89(157), 1-A
Farm Groups Against Federal Judge's Ruling
Sp 22 94 89(342), 5-A
Farmers Expect Record Crops
Sp 1 94 89(321), 3-A
Support U.S. Farmers (editorial)
Mr 29 94 89(168), 4-A
Taking Food From Farmers
Mr 22 94 89(161), 4-A
Tobacco Farmer Prepares for the Future
Ap 11 94 89(179), 1-A, 2-A
Tobacco Industry Parades New Image to Derail Tax
Mr 10 94 89(149), 1-A
Farmers--Lowndes County
Farmers Cancel Pre-Planting Work
Mr 3 94 89(142), 4-A
Farmers Concerned about Peanut Program
My 30 94 89(228), 1-A
Weather's "Snow-Fun" in Lowndes
Fe 8 94 89(119), 1-B
Farmers & Merchants Bank--Adel
Board For PAB Pays Dividend
Ja 16 94 89(96), 1-D
Smith Becomes Assistant V.P.
Ja 16 94 89(96), 1-D
Farmers--Quitman
Farmers Given More Time to Improve Chemical Safety
My 18 94 89(216), 9-B
Farmers--Rome
Farmers Leery of Genetically Engineered Crop
Sp 9 94 89(329), 7-A
Farmers--Tifton
Tift Agriculture Meeting Honors Reaves
My 31 94 89(229), 1-A
Farmers--Valdosta
Ag-Plan Formed to Help Farmers
Oc 3 94 89(353), 8-B
Farmers Paying More for Fertilizer
My 5 94 89(203), 3-D
Farming
Big Year for Coffee County Farmers
Sp 11 94 89(331), 6-A
Farmers' Markets (editorial)
Dc 2 94 90(48), 4-A
Poultry's Top Product for Peach State Farms
Nv 5 94 90(21), 6-B
Showers Disrupt Spray Schedules
Ag 7 94 89(296), 10-C
Farrakhan, Louis
Farrakhan Speaks at Funeral of Youth
My 30 94 89(228), 5-A
Farrakhan to Address All-Male Gatthering in Atlanta
My 23 94 89(221), 1-A
Farre, Brett
Farre Shines in Rematch
Ja 9 94 89(86), 5-C
Farrell, Donald A. "Flap" "Douglas" Sr.
Obituary
Sp 2 94 89(322), 2-A
Fashion
Azalea Towers Sponsors Fashion Show, Pageant
Oc 6 94 89(356), 2-C
Back to School in Style
Ag 24 94 89(313), 1-B
Bell Bottoms Making a Comeback
Ag 28 94 89(317), 2-C
Fashion Show Friday
Ag 2 94 89(292), 3-B
Georgia School Officials Say New Fad is Dangerous
Sp 1 94 89(321), 5-A
Holiday Fashions Sparkle
Dc 8 94 90(54), 1-C
Jewel Colors, Lush Fabrics Make After-Dark Fashions Shimmer
Ag 9 94 89(298), 2-B
Kids' Clothing, Adult Styles
Ag 14 94 89(303), 6-C
School Fashions Highlight Show at Valdosta Mall
Ag 12 94 89(301), 2-B
Spring Fashions: Loose, Soft-Looking and Romantic
Mr 29 94 89(168), 1-B
Strutting into Spring, Modeling School Honors Secretaries with Fashion Show
My 11 94 89(209), 1-B
Wymodausis Fashion Show
Oc 9 94 89(359), 1-C
Fast and Feasts--Judaism
Jewish People Around the World Celebrate the Holiest of Holidays
Sp 3 94 89(323), 6-A
Fastener and Component Connections, Inc.
4th Man Sentenced in Kickback Case
Je 15 94 89(244), 5-A
Fathers
Courson Enjoys Dual Role
Je 19 94 89(248), 1-B
Father's Day
A Different Time for Father's Day (editorial)
Je 19 94 89(248), 4-A
Forget About That New Tie; Treat Dad to Father's Day Picnic
Je 15 94 89(244), 1-B
Faucette, Garrett Thomas
Birth
Fe 16 94 89(127), 2-C
Faucette, Jerry, Jr.
Hines--Faucette
Engagement
Sp 4 94 89(324), 4-C
Faulk, Brandon
Daily Times Names Baby Contest Winner
Fe 14 94 89(125), 1-A
Fay, Michael
Spare the Caning Not the Rod
Ap 17 94 89(185), 4-A
FBS Software of Atlanta
Software Company Heads for Equifax
Je 17 94 89(246), 6-B
Feagin, Mary
Obituary
Ja 28 94 89(108), 2-A
Feazell, Essie Mae Swann
Obituary
Sp 21 94 89(341), 2-A
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI Admits Planting Story in Missing Student Case
Ap 14 94 89(182), 5-A
Federal Court--Georgia
Judge Nominees Appear Headed for Confirmation
Ap 22 94 89(190), 6-A
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Coverdell Hears Tales of Horror from Farmers
Ap 7 94 89(175), 1-A, 2-A
no headline
Sp 15 94 89(335), 3-A
Federal Direct Student Loan Program
VSU Loan Program to Cut Red Tape
Je 7 94 89(236), 3-A
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Nunn to Ask FEMA About Limits
Dc 17 94 90(63), 4-B
Federal Reserve Board
Fed Reserves Sees Economic Growth
Ja 25 94 89(105), 7-B
Federal Reserve Board Member: Move Power
Ja 6 94 89(83), 1-D
Feely, Eddie
Tift Co. Coach Recovering from Stroke
Ag 16 94 89(305), 7-A
Feeney, Chub
Former NL Chief Feeney Dead at 72
Ja 11 94 89(91), 10-A
Felts, Robert Justin
Birth
Fe 4 94 89(115), 2-B
Fender, Susie
Obituary
Ag 2 94 89(292), 2-A
Fennell, McCoy (Mac)
Obituary
Ap 1 94 89(169), 2-A
Ferguson, Jessie Denise
Ferguson-Marcrom
Engagement
My 24 94 89(222), 2-B
Marcrum-Ferguson
Wedding
Sp 18 94 89(338), 6-C
Ferrell, Ginny
In Tune: Valdosta Student Gets Music Scholarship
My 30 94 89(228), 2-B
Fertilizers
Farmers Paying More for Fertilizer
My 5 94 89(203), 3-D
Fesler, Brent
Birth
Mr 13 94 89(152), 3-C
Festival of Lights
Jewish Festival of Lights to Start After Sundown
Nv 27 94 90(43), 1-A
Festivals--Adel
Big Oak Festival Set for Adel
Dc 7 94 90(53), 3-A
Festivals--Hahira
Bluegrass Sound Back in Hahira
Ap 28 94 89(196), 1-A
Could This Be the Last Pick-In
Ap 28 94 89(196), 2-A
A Day in Old Hahira
Oc 9 94 89(359), 1-A
Hahirans Throw One Heck of a Festival
Oc 15 94 89(365), 5-A
Honey Bee Festival Starts Buzzing
Oc 7 94 89(357), 11-B
Honey of a Festival
Sp 30 94 89(350), 1-B
Festivals--Lakeland
Fall Frolic to Be Held Labor Day Weekend in Lakeland
Ag 26 94 89(315), 1-B
Lakeland Follies on the Way
My 18 94 89(216), 8-A
Lakeland Readies for Frolic Crowd
Ag 18 94 89(307), 2-C
Festivals--Quitman
Stampede Pageant Winners Selected
Oc 9 94 89(359), 4-C
Festivals--Savannah
'94 Savannah Maritime Festival Saturday Aug. 7
Jl 28 94 89(287), 2-C
Savannah Maritime Fest Continuing this Weekend
Ag 4 94 89(293), 2-C
Festivals--Stone Mountain
Daisy Fest at Stone Mountain Sept. 9-11
Ag 18 94 89(307), 2-C
Festivals--Valdosta
Ants' Hillvania
My 19 94 89(217), 1-C
Carabet Club Members Welcome the World of Comic Strips
My 19 94 89(217), 4-C
Field, Judson R.
Obituary
Ap 24 94 89(192), 2-A
Fielding, Corene F.
Obituary
Ja 15 94 89(95), 2-A
Fields, Denise
Fields-Martin
Engagement
Mr 14 94 89(153), 2-B
Fields, Doris and Gill
Christmasland Returns to Brooks County Home
Dc 12 94 90(58), 1-A
Fields, James Floyd III
Birth
Fe 21 94 89(132), 2-B
Fields, Jimmy
Lowndes Assistants Move on to Head Coaching Careers
My 17 94 89(215), 7-A
Fields, Kristi Nicole
Fields-Cunningham
Engagement
Ap 5 94 89(173), 2-B
Fields, Laura Jill
Fields-Hoon
Engagement
My 8 94 89(206), 2-B
Hoon-Fields
Wedding
Sp 8 94 89(328), 2-C
Fields, Ola Mae Cook
Obituary
Sp 4 94 89(324), 2-A
Fiffle, Jim Pipe
Obituary
Sp 23 94 89(343), 2-A
Finances
Financial Decisions Are Risky
Ja 9 94 89(86), 1-D, 2-D
Finances--Atlanta
Blacks' Spending Power Making an Impact
Ag 4 94 89(293), 1-A
Financial Planning
Commit to Financial Planning and Start Planning Immediately
Fe 23 94 89(134), 2-C
Finley, Claudia Jackson
Obituary
Jl 7 94 89(266), 2-A
Jl 8 94 89(267), 2-A
Finley, Thomas
Obituary
Jl 7 94 89(266), 2-A
Fire--Ambrose
Four Children Die in Coffee House Fire
Ja 23 94 89(103), 1-A
Fire--Atlanta
Child Killed in Apartment Fire
Je 18 94 89(247), 5-A
"Gone with the Wind" Writer's Home Burns
Sp 18 94 89(338), 6-A
Three Todlers Killed in Fire
Ja 27 94 89(107), 6-A
Fire--Blairsville
Georgia Fires Burning Down
Nv 23 94 90(39), 7-C
Fire--Brooks County
United Way Agencies Helping Family in Need
Sp 24 94 89(344), 1-A
Fire--Coffee County
Four Children Die in Coffee House Fire
Ja 23 94 89(103), 1-A
Fire--Columbus
Tennager Saved from Fire
Dc 21 94 90(67), 6-B
Fire--Cordele
Child Causes Deadly Blaze
Dc 17 94 90(63), 4-B
Fire Causes Explosins But No Injuries
Sp 20 94 89(340), 10-A
Fire--Lakeland
Lakeland Fire
Jl 16 94 89(275), 1-A
Lanier Business Hit by Fire
Jl 15 94 89(274), 7-A
Fire--Liberty County
Six Die in Mobile Home Fire
Ap 12 94 89(180), 5-A
Fire--Lowndes County
Fire Destroys Family Double-Wide Trailer
Je 11 94 89(240), 1-A
Fire Strikes Two Lowndes Residences
Fe 2 94 89(113), 1-A
House Fire Injures Lowndes Man
Ja 21 94 89(101), 3-A
Safety Group Investigates LCI "Explosion"
Dc 10 94 90(56), 2-A
Fire--Macon
Police HQ Fire Deliberately Set
Sp 15 94 89(335), 7-A
Fire--Oakman
Two Children Die in Fire
Ja 2 94 89(79), 3-A
Fire--Pelham
Four Die in Trailer Fire
Ap 25 94 89(193), 5-A
Fire--Savannah
Abandoned Buildings Torched in Savannah
My 4 94 89(202), 6-A
Fire--Stone Mountain
School Fire
Ja 8 94 89(85), 5-A
Fire--Swainsboro
Swainsboro Building Destroyed by Flames
Nv 9 94 90(25), 8-A
Fire--Valdosta
Authorities Fight off "Disaster"
Nv 10 94 90(26), 7-A
Chief: Community Policing "Working in Valdosta"
Mr 20 94 89(159), 1-A
Disaster Prompts Fire Company Formation
Ag 10 94 89(299), 1-B
Family Loses Home in Fire
My 24 94 89(222), 5-A
Fire Damages Three Businesses
Sp 13 94 89(333), 3-A
Fire Demolishes House, No One Hurt
Oc 7 94 89(357), 2-A
Fire Destroys Couple's Home
Dc 31 94 90(77), 1-A
Fire Investigation Continues
Nv 17 94 90(33), 1-A
Fire Strikes Local Plant
Dc 29 94 90(75), 1-A
Fires Hit Area Homes
Fe 8 94 89(119), 2-A
Five Rescued from Fire
Ja 5 94 89(82), 1-A
Rebuilding After the Fire
Je 17 94 89(246), 1-A
Woman Recalls Gown Catching Fire, Melting into Her Body. She Credits Prayer with Her Healing
Mr 12 94 89(151), 8-A
Fire Ants
Fire Ant Population on the Increase?
My 20 94 89(218), 2-C
Fire Department--Forsyth County
Firefighters Asked to Pay for Water
Je 21 94 89(250), 2-A
Fire Department--Valdosta
The Fire Station's Newer Attractions
Oc 6 94 89(356), 1-A
Maintenance
Sp 14 94 89(334), 8-A
Fire Prevention
Hahira Youngster Draws from Experience
Ja 14 94 89(94), 1-A
Kids, Beds and Fire a Deadly Combination
Fe 11 94 89(122), 1-B
Poster Brings Student Second Place in Contest
Nv 20 94 90(36), 3-A
Prevent Kids from Getting Hurt in Fires in the Home
Ja 3 94 89(80), 2-B
Firearms
Americans Mistaken on Second Amendment (editorial)
Sp 1 94 89(321), 4-A
Brady Law Keeping Felons from Weapons
Sp 8 94 89(328), 5-A
Child Gun Deaths Targeted by Center
Nv 8 94 90(24), 5-A
Committee Stalled on Gun Bill
Mr 8 94 89(147), 5-A
Congress Takes Aim at Gun Owners' Rights (editorial)_
My 5 94 89(203), 6-A
Discussing Vilolence Can Curb Problem
Ja 20 94 89(100), 4-A
Eliminate Criminals, Keep Guns
My 22 94 89(220), 4-A
Federal Officials Seek Ways to Stem Gun Deaths
Ja 28 94 89(108), 8-A
Firearms Supporters Say Bishop Betrayed Them with Crime-Bill Vote
Ag 30 94 89(319), 2-A
Georgia, Florida Provide North's Guns
Dc 29 94 90(75), 6-A
Georgia Gun Sales Before Brady Begins
Fe 18 94 89(129), 6-A
Gun Buybacks Worth the Effort
Ja 23 94 89(103), 4-A
Gun Control Worked Well for Hitler (editorial)
Sp 1 94 89(321), 4-A
Gunshot Wound
Ja 21 94 89(101), 3-A
House Defeats Gun Bill
Mr 17 94 89(156), 1-A
I Nearly Took a Life . . .
Je 12 94 89(241), 1-A, 5-A
I Will Keep My Guns
Fe 16 94 89(127), 6-A
Man with Gun Had No Designs on President
My 5 94 89(203), 3-A
Medical Associatoin's Journal Defends Firearms
Mr 20 94 89(159), 3-A
New Gun Laws Won't Solve Problem (editorial)
My 13 94 89(211), 4-A
People Poll: Do You Agree with the U.S. Government Banning Assault Weapons?
My 7 94 89(205), 4-A
Sanford Bishop Defends His Vote on Controversial Assault Gun Bill
My 10 94 89(208), 1-A
Sheriff "Sitting" on Guns
Ap 9 94 89(177), 1-A
Study: One Million Years Lost Annually to Guns
Ag 26 94 89(315), 9-A
Unemployment, Shortage of Jobs Leads to Crime (editorial)
Mr 25 94 89(164), 4-A
Valdosta Man Wins National Arms Award
Mr 31 94 89(170), 3-A
Firearms--Atlanta
Buybacks Net Weapons in Columbus, Atlanta
My 8 94 89(206), 3-A
Georgia the Favorite Site for Nation's Gun Runners
Dc 11 94 90(57), 3-A
Firearms--Macon
School Adopts Toy-Gun Swap
Ja 24 94 89(104), 3-A
Firearms--Valdosta
Area Dealers: License-Fee Hike Targets Small Businesses
Ja 5 94 89(82), 1-A
Students Charged with Weapons in School
Ja 26 94 89(106), 2-A
Woman Finds Pistol in Her Yard
My 30 94 89(228), 3-A
Firefighters--Atlanta
Explosion Injures Two Firefighters
Jl 17 94 89(276), 10-A
Firefighters--Valdosta
Saving Lives: Firemen Swing into "Rescue Mode"
Ja 6 94 89(83), 1-C
First Alabama Bankshares
Bank Companies Planning Merger
Fe 13 94 89(124), 6-B
First Antioch Baptist Church
Recapping an Inspiring Event
Ja 20 94 89(100), 4-A
First Banking Company of Southeast Georgia
Stockholder Lawsuit Ends Merger
Fe 10 94 89(121), 3-C
First Baptist Church
Her Life's Dream of Working with Kids Coming True
Je 25 94 89(254), 8-A
New First Baptist Staff Member Followed Footsteps of Brother
Dc 3 94 90(49), 8-A
Sent to Build a Church, They Built Friendships
Je 10 94 89(239), 1-B
Weight Control Program Centers Around Christ
Ap 23 94 89(191), 8-A
First Baptist Church--Homerville
Forty Area Baptists Minister in Groton, Conn.
Jl 30 94 89(289), 8-A
First Bryan County Bank and Trust
Stockholder Lawsuit Ends Merger
Fe 10 94 89(121), 3-C
First Federal Savings and Loan
Area Banks Announce Merger
Ap 24 94 89(192), 5-C
First Federal Joins SGMC Capital Club
My 1 94 89(199), 7-C
PAB Co. Stock Offered
Ja 9 94 89(86), 1-D
First Liberty Bank
Dover Named to Bank Board
Fe 6 94 89(117), 1-D
First Liberty Financial Corporation
First Liberty Reports Income
Fe 6 94 89(117), 1-D
First Liberty to Acquire Central
My 3 94 89(201), 7-B
First National Bancorp
Two Georgia Banks Planning Merger
Ja 21 94 89(101), 7-B
First Place Christ-Centered Health Program
Weight Control Program Centers Around Christ
Ap 23 94 89(191), 8-A
First Presbyterian Church
Men's Morning Out at First Presbyterian
Ag 27 94 89(316), 8-A
First State Bank
Banks in Blakely Buys Bostwick Bank
Sp 19 94 89(339), 6-A
First State Bank Art Show
My 5 94 89(203), 1-C
Gala Art Reception Monday
My 1 94 89(199), 3-C
First Union
First Union President Moving to Columbus
Nv 18 94 90(34), 1-A
Fiscal Consumer Consultants
Telemarketing Firm Closes Lowndes Office
Jl 13 94 89(272), 3-A
Fisher, Murvel E.
Obituary
Je 15 94 89(244), 2-A
Fisher, Myrtle
Obituary
Ap 9 94 89(177), 2-A
Fisheries
Farm Nets Fishy Profits
Je 6 94 89(235), 1-A, 2-A
Fishing
Ability to Pitch Helpful in Fishing Outings
Sp 11 94 89(331), 3-B
Bass Masters Classic Makes for Memorable Adventure
Ag 7 94 89(296), 7-B
Celebration Begins for National Fishing Week
Je 5 94 89(234), 4-B
Change in Crankbaits Could Be Helpful
Fe 6 94 89(117), 5-C
Competitions Available for Fishermen
Ap 10 94 89(178), 4-C
Conch Fishing Growing in Importance in Georgia
Mr 16 94 89(155), 5-A
EPA Talk Centers on Ban of Lead Weights for Fishing
My 29 94 89(227), 6-C
Fishermen Looking for Big Day
Ap 22 94 89(190), 11-A
Fishermen's Carelessness Causes Birds' Terrible Deaths
Ag 29 94 89(318), 3-B
Fishing a Great Way to Pass Time
Ag 7 94 89(296), 8-B
A Fishing Excursion Unlike Any Taken Before
Je 28 94 89(257), 7-A
Fishing Lines Tough to Judge
Je 26 94 89(255), 4-B
Fishing More Than the Size of the Catch
Je 12 94 89(241), 7-B
"Free Days" Top off Fishing Celebration
Je 10 94 89(239), 8-A, 9-A
Georgia Fisherman Takes Pride in His Profession
Je 1 94 89(230), 9-A
With Hidden Ears, Fish Hear More than Fishermen Think
Ag 21 94 89(310), 4-B
Holidays Are Exciting Time
Ap 17 94 89(185), 3-C
Hunting Season Opens up Fishing Possibilities
Sp 25 94 89(345), 7-B
Hydrilla a Plus in Bass Production
Ja 9 94 89(86), 6-C
Kids Hooked on Fishing Can Share Long Memories
Sp 4 94 89(324), 4-B
Local Anglers Make Big Impression at Okeechobee
Oc 9 94 89(359), 7-B
Luke, Hardeman Win Bass Tournament
Ap 28 94 89(196), 4-B
Memories of Catfishing
Ja 16 94 89(96), 4-C
Millions of Hybrid Bass Coming Thanks to Georgia Restocking Program
Mr 20 94 89(159), 6-C
New Limits on Red Drum
Jl 3 94 89(262), 5-B
Now is Time to Ready Tackle
Ja 9 94 89(86), 6-C
Outdoor Show Adds to Fun of Bass Masters Classic
Ag 14 94 89(303), 8-B
Policy Oversight Corrected for Grassy Pond Fishing
Ap 9 94 89(177), 3-A
Random Thoughts from Fishing World
Je 19 94 89(248), 3-B
Sapp Completes Incredible Feat
Mr 13 94 89(152), 3-B
Time Again for Flip, Pitch and Cast Competition
Fe 20 94 89(131), 5-C
Tourney for Kids a Success
Jl 3 94 89(262), 5-B
True Fish Tale Stranger than Fiction
Ap 24 94 89(192), 4-C
On the Water: 1994 off to a Good Start
Ja 2 94 89(79), 3-C
What Phermone and Schreckstoff Has to Do with Fishing
Fe 13 94 89(124), 8-B
Young Fishermen Provide Much Weekend Excitement
Ap 3 94 89(171), 3-B
Fishing--Adel
Short Fishing Trip Pays off with Adel Fisherman's Prize Catch
Jl 20 94 89(279), 10-A
Fishing--Greensboro
Bass Masters Classic Makes for Memorable Adventure
Ag 7 94 89(296), 7-B
Fishing--Lakeland
Fishermen Looking for Big Day
Ap 22 94 89(190), 11-A
Fishing--Lowndes County
Bass Buster
Sp 4 94 89(324), 4-B
Lowndes County Has Public Waters After All
Fe 27 94 89(138), 6-B
Lowndes Duo Competes in National Casting Competition
My 1 94 89(199), 1-B
Fishing--Milledgeville
Georgia Angler Catches One to Remember
Sp 13 94 89(333), 5-A
Fishing--Valdosta
Bassmasters Start Fishing for Next Year
My 25 94 89(223), 10-A
Grigsby, Young Fishermen Make for a Great Day
My 8 94 89(206), 4-C
Guess Wins Boat Tourney
My 19 94 89(217), 8-B
Keeling Reels in Huge Prize Bass
My 19 94 89(217), 8-B
Local Angler Makes "King-Sized" Catch
Ag 9 94 89(298), 7-A
Three Key Words to Fishing Pay Off
My 22 94 89(220), 4-C
Fisk, Keaton
Birth
Oc 6 94 89(356), 2-C
Fitness
Everson Still Has Look of Champion
Ap 21 94 89(189), 4-B, 5-B
A Time of Fitness
Jl 24 94 89(283), 1-Supplement
Fitzgerald High School
Ben Hill Hoard Removes Principle, Coach
Mr 11 94 89(150), 6-A
Fitzgerald Relays
Area Teams Compete in Fitzgerald Relays
Ap 9 94 89(177), 1-B
Fiveash, Chance
Lindsey-Fiveash
Engagement
Ja 11 94 89(91), 2-B
Flag--Georgia
Black Leaders Lead Protest Against Flag
Ja 31 94 89(111), 3-A
Confederate Banner Returned to Atlanta
Fe 7 94 89(118), 10-A
Displaying the Flag is a Responsibility (editorial)
My 31 94 89(229), 4-A
Flag Criticism Flies over Holiday Inn
Jl 27 94 89(286), 1-A
Flag Flap Irks Some; Others Say Who Cares
My 8 94 89(207), 1-A
Georgia State Flag Will Fly No More
Fe 24 94 89(135), 7-B
Georgians Against Flag Change, Poll Says
My 6 94 89(204), 6-A
Hotel Chain's Decision on Flag Sparks Protest
Ag 1 94 89(291), 3-A
House Member Wants Facilities to Fly Flag
Fe 25 94 89(136), 3-A
Jobless Man Sues Georgia over Flag
Nv 22 94 90(38), 7-A
Judge to Decide on Banning Flag
Dc 16 94 90(62), 9-A
Keep Flag Debate on Georgia Soil
Ja 29 94 89(109), 4-A
Let's Fly the Flag with Pride (editorial)
Mr 21 94 89(160), 4-A
Local Hotel Not Involved in Georgia's Flag Battle
Jl 29 94 89(288), 6-A
McDonald's Boycott Planned
Sp 15 94 89(335), 6-A
McDonald's Keeps Flag Fluttering
Jl 29 94 89(288), 6-A
Millner Raises Ga. Flag Issue
Nv 1 94 90(17), 6-A
Ministers Ask Players to Join Flag Protest
Ja 27 94 89(107), 8-A
Olympic Officials Mum on State Flag
My 22 94 89(220), 2-A
Players Support Removing Flag
Ja 16 94 89(96), 1-A
Showing the Flag
Sp 9 94 89(329), 1-A
Study Shows Southerners Slow to Fly Stars and Stripes
My 31 94 89(229), 1-A
Teds Offer to Resolve Georgia Flag Dispute
Ja 20 94 89(100), 5-A
What's Wrong with Georgia's Flag? (letter)
Ag 15 94 89(304), 4-A
Flanders, Cheryl
Obituary
Jl 13 94 89(272), 2-A
Flanders, Richard Scott
Death
Sp 23 94 89(343), 2-A
Interstate 75 Auto Wreck Kills Adel Man
Sp 23 94 89(343), 1-A
Flatlander's Fling
Fall Frolic to Be Held Labor Day Weekend in Lakeland
Ag 26 94 89(315), 1-B
Fleming, Brian
Woodruff-Fleming
Engagement
Ja 12 94 89(92), 2-C
Fleming, Sara
Fleming-Bracewell
Engagement
Mr 13 94 89(152), 2-C
Flemming, Dawn
Adel Native Performs on MTV
Je 9 94 89(238), 1-A
Flemming, Leonard
Valdostan Invents Lighted Walking Cane
Dc 29 94 90(75), 3-A
Flemming, Sam P., Sr.
Obituary
Oc 8 94 89(358), 2-A
Fletcher, Harry L.
Death
Dc 27 94 90(73), 2-A
Fletcher, Robert Dale
Griffis-Fletcher
Engagement
Ap 24 94 89(192), 2-B
Fletcher, Ruby Childs
Obituary
Je 12 94 89(241), 2-A
Flipps, Olena Franks
Obituary
Oc 4 94 89(354), 2-A
Flood Relief--Albany
First Families Get Keys to Emergency Housing
Jl 26 94 89(285), 5-A
Georgia Flood Victims Feel the Stress of Disaster
Jl 27 94 89(286), 6-A
National Guard Troops Leaving Albany
Ag 7 94 89(296), 8-A
Nunn to Ask FEMA About Limits
Dc 17 94 90(63), 4-B
Flood Relief--Americus
Americus Church Offers Sign of Hope for Ravaged Town
Jl 11 94 89(270), 5-A
Americus Has Its Heros
Jl 9 94 89(268), 8-A
Flood Relief--Bainbridge
Moody Personnel Lend a Hand to Turn Back Rising Flint River
Jl 13 94 89(272), 1-A
Flood Relief--Georgia
After the Rains, Cleanup Begins
Jl 15 94 89(274), 1-A
Area Residents Answer Call for Assistance
Jl 10 94 89(269), 1-A
Bank Seeks Donations for Victims' Care Package
Jl 9 94 89(268), 1-A
Cordele Volunteers Leap into Quick Action
Jl 10 94 89(269), 3-Supplement
Coverdell Seeks Special Flood Aid
Jl 12 94 89(271), 3-A
FEMA Looking for Rental Units
Jl 19 94 89(278), 3-A
Flood Victims Eligible for Aid
Jl 10 94 89(269), 2-Supplement
Flood Victims Receive a Deluge of Help (editorial)
Jl 24 94 89(283), 4-A
Flooding Victims Still Need Your Help (editorial)
Jl 27 94 89(286), 4-A
Ford Offers Aid to Relief Effort
Jl 10 94 89(269), 2-Supplement
Funds Available for Flood Victims
Jl 10 94 89(269), 2-Supplement
Furniture Stores to Act as Collection Points
Jl 19 94 89(278), 3-A
Georgia Flood Victims Will Need Our Help (editorial)
Jl 8 94 89(267), 4-A
How to Help Flood's Victims
Jl 10 94 89(269), 1-Supplement
NationsBank Helps Flood Relief
Jl 10 94 89(269), 2-Supplement
State Gives Extentions to Flood Victims
Jl 19 94 89(278), 3-A
Supplies Needed for Elderly Flood Victims
Ag 9 94 89(298), 3-B
Surplus Commodities to be Distrubuted
Ap 28 94 89(196), 3-A
Tift County Rallies to Help Neighbors
Jl 10 94 89(269), 3-Supplement
TV Stations Establish Relief Fund
Jl 19 94 89(278), 3-A
Valdosta Groups Send Help
Jl 8 94 89(267), 1-A
Flood Relief--Nashville
Harvey's Set Up Flood Relief Collection Center
Jl 11 94 89(270), 1-A
Flood Relief--Quitman
Brooks Clinic Helps Dialysis Patients in Floods
Jl 14 94 89(273), 3-A
Flood Relief--Valdosta
Area Law Officials Landing Assistance
Jl 12 94 89(271), 1-A
Area Residents Give Time, Materials
Jl 13 94 89(272), 1-A
Guard Unit Returns from Floods
Jl 19 94 89(278), 3-A
Locals Wanted to Help Victims
Jl 11 94 89(270), 3-A
Floods--Albany
242 Bodies Identified from Albany Flooding
Oc 22 94 90(7), 5-A
Albany Battles Rising River
Jl 10 94 89(269), 1-A
Albany Buries Unidentified Remains
Dc 9 94 90(55), 5-B
An Albany Family Waits for Real Home
Ag 14 94 89(303), 2-A
Carter Aids Flood-Ravaged Nanny
Ag 28 94 89(317), 7-A
Center Opens to Identify Caskets Lost in Floods
Ag 4 94 89(293), 5-A
Child Abuse Expected from Stress of Flooding
Sp 13 94 89(333), 5-A
Churches Takle Disaster
Oc 24 94 90(9), 6-A
Commission, OKs Using City Land for Flood Victims
Ag 13 94 89(302), 5-A
Deluge Bracing for Record Flint Flood
Jl 8 94 89(267), 5-A
Elk That Got Away During Flood Recaptured
Sp 20 94 89(340), 10-A
Families Move into Flood-Relief Trailers
Sp 19 94 89(339), 6-A
Family Hit by Second Tragedy
Ag 28 94 89(317), 7-A
Flood Pushes Phone Upgrade
Oc 21 94 90(6), 5-A
Flood Recovery Could Take Three Years
Dc 19 94 90(65), 1-A
Flood Victims Await Mobile Homes from Government
Ag 24 94 89(313), 5-A
Flood Victims Getting Back to Normal Routine
Jl 17 94 89(276), 1-A
Flood Victims Seek Supplies
Jl 16 94 89(275), 1-A
Flooded College Readies for Students
Ag 29 94 89(318), 3-A
Flooded Flint Splits Albany
Jl 9 94 89(268), 1-A
Flooded Towns Will Take Advantage of Mitigation Program
Jl 30 94 89(289), 5-A
Flooding is Blamed for Light Election Turnout
Jl 20 94 89(279), 7-A
Floods Overwhelm Second District
Jl 17 94 89(276), 6-A
Guidelines Followed in Opening Gates
Ag 5 94 89(294), 5-A
Humane Society Hopes to Unite Owners and Dogs Lost in the Flooding
Jl 31 94 89(290), 3-A
Identifying Displaced Dead a Grisly Task
Oc 18 94 90(3), 3-A
Local Flood Fighters Assist Albany
Ag 29 94 89(318), 1-A
Lowndes Gains Two Events from Flooded Albany
Jl 28 94 89(287), 2-A
More Mobile Homes Given to Victims
Oc 28 94 90(13), 7-A
National Guard Troops Leaving Albany
Ag 7 94 89(296), 8-A
Paint Donated to Flood Survivors
Dc 23 94 90(69), 6-A
President Views Flood Damage in Georgia
Jl 14 94 89(273), 5-A
Rev. Jackson Charges Discrimination in Flood
Ag 3 94 89(292), 1-A
Schools Adjust in Wake of Flooding
Ag 22 94 89(311), 3-A
Search for Caskets from Flooded Cementaries May Take Months
Jl 20 94 89(279), 5-A
Search for Food Has Deadly Conclusion
Jl 17 94 89(276), 4-Supplement
State EPD Officials Say Nothing Could Have Stopped Albany Flooding
Ag 19 94 89(308), 6-A
Ten Charged with Lying to Get Federal Flood Aid
Sp 29 94 89(349), 6-A
Thousands Apply for FEMA Help
Sp 19 94 89(339), 6-A
Trailers Mixed Blessing
Ag 12 94 89(301), 6-A
Volunteers Still Helping with Flood Relief
Sp 5 94 89(325), 3-A
Wet, Windy Beryl No Alberto Albany Area is Spared from Another Great Flood
Ag 17 94 89(306), 1-A
When it Rains; it Really Pours: Ga. Passes Midwest Mark
Ag 29 94 89(318), 3-A
Floods--Americus
Americus Church Offers Sign of Hope for Ravaged Town
Jl 11 94 89(270), 5-A
Americus OKs Water Restrictions
Jl 10 94 89(269), 4-Supplement
Americus Residents Count Their Blessings
Jl 10 94 89(269), 4-Supplement
A City Under Siege
Jl 7 94 89(266), 1-A
Kids Overcome Flood Anxieties in Support Group
Sp 12 94 89(332), 5-A
Shunned Americus Tries to Overcome Adversity
Jl 8 94 89(267), 1-A
Sumter Continues Search for Victims
Jl 8 94 89(267), 1-A
Sumter Death Toll Rises to 13
Jl 10 94 89(269), 4-Supplement
The Worst is Yet to Come
Jl 17 94 89(276), 2-Supplement
Floods--Atlanta
Alberto Packed $1 Billion Punch
Ag 19 94 89(308), 1-A
Rules Relaxed for Flooded Schools
Ag 12 94 89(301), 6-A
Floods--Bainbridge
Bainbridge Braces for Flood Waters
Jl 10 94 89(269), 3-A
Bainbridge Prepares as Flint Rises
Jl 12 94 89(271), 1-A
Clinton Coming to Area
Jl 13 94 89(272), 1-A
Downstream Residents Prepare for the Flooding
Jl 9 94 89(268), 12-A
Flint River Won't Hit Bainbridge as Hard
Jl 14 94 89(273), 1-A
Flooding Reaches Bainbridge
Jl 11 94 89(270), 1-A
Floods Flash Carp out of Home Waters
Oc 5 94 89(355), 3-B
Georgia Struggles with Magnitude of Disaster
Jl 14 94 89(273), 5-A
Rebuilding Park after Flood
Oc 2 94 89(352), 2-A
Triumph over the Flood
Jl 17 94 89(276), 5-Supplement
The Wait Continues in Bainbridge
Jl 13 94 89(272), 1-A
Floods--Brooks County
Family, Friends Reflect on Brooks Man's Death
Mr 4 94 89(143), 1-A
Rain Turns County Road into Wreck-Filled River
Mr 3 94 89(142), 1-A
Two Valdosta Attorney's Claiming Brooks County Records Withheld
Mr 18 94 89(157), 5-A
We Didn't Have to Think About Danger
Mr 4 94 89(143), 1-A
Floods--Cook County
Cook Farmers Mired in Their Soggy Fields
Oc 31 94 90(16), 1-A
Floods--Cordele
Cordele Volunteers Leap into Quick Action
Jl 10 94 89(269), 3-Supplement
End of the Road: Cordele, Ga.
Jl 7 94 89(266), 6-A
Governor Miller Coming to Cordele Today
Jl 10 94 89(269), 3-Supplement
Floods--Crisp County
Rampaging Flint Breaches Part of Blackshear Dam
Jl 10 94 89(269), 3-Supplement
Floods--Decatur
Roads Close in Decatur
Oc 3 94 89(353), 1-A
Floods--Elmodel
Flood Dashes High Hopes for Crops
Jl 17 94 89(276), 4-Supplement
Floods--Faceville
Tiny Hamlet Thankful that Disaster Passed it By
Jl 19 94 89(278), 5-A
Floods--Georgia
After the Rains, Cleanup Begins
Jl 15 94 89(274), 1-A
Continued Heavy Rains Devestate Georgia; At Least 13 Dead
Jl 7 94 89(266), 1-A
The Damage So Far: Killing Waters Engulf Whole Towns
Jl 10 94 89(269), 8-Supplement
Deluge Bracing for Record Flint Flood
Jl 8 94 89(267), 5-A
Family Fights to Save Their "Dream Home"
Jl 9 94 89(268), 8-A
FEMA Plans Mortgage Relief
Jl 17 94 89(276), 3-A
Flood Policies Few, Far Between
Jl 8 94 89(267), 5-A
Flood Sends Jobless Rate in South Georgia Soaring
Ag 26 94 89(315), 7-B
Flood Spurs Equipment Rentals
Jl 17 94 89(276), 7-C
Flood Waters Haven't Taken Everything from Residents
Jl 18 94 89(277), 1-A
Flooded Counties Relax Election Rules
Jl 17 94 89(276), 5-A
Flooded State Parks Beginning to Reopen
Jl 17 94 89(276), 10-A
Flooding at a Glance
Jl 9 94 89(268), 12-A
Flooding Knocks out 20 Percent of Peanut Crop
Jl 8 94 89(267), 1-A
Floods Cost Ga. Big Bucks
Dc 6 94 90(52), 8-A
Ga. Governor to Host Flood Relief Benefit
Ag 26 94 89(315), 2-B
Georgia Getting Flood Relief
Sp 28 94 89(348), 7-A
Governor Expecting Tough November Test
Jl 18 94 89(277), 2-A
Governor Miller Coming to Cordele Today
Jl 10 94 89(269), 3-Supplement
Grants Opproved for Flooded Schools
Oc 15 94 89(365), 5-A
Jobless Rate Falls as Flood Victims Return to Work
Sp 24 94 89(344), 7-B
Let the Cleanup Begin
Jl 17 94 89(276), 1-Supplement
National Guard Helps to Save Albany Hospital
Jl 9 94 89(268), 12-A
No Decision Yet on Delaying Vote
Jl 13 94 89(272), 5-A
No Plans to Delay Georgia Elections
Jl 9 94 89(268), 8-A
One Dead, Hundreds Evacuated in Flooding
Jl 6 94 89(265), 5-A
Primary Election Rules Eased in Flood-Ravaged Counties
Jl 16 94 89(275), 5-A
Rampaging Flint Breaches Part of Blackshear Dam
Jl 10 94 89(269), 3-Supplement
Snakes Called Special Danger During Floods
Jl 9 94 89(268), 12-A
South Georgia Dries Itself Out
Oc 5 94 89(355), 1-A
South Georgia Hit by Floods in `48
Oc 5 94 89(355), 4-B
State Approves Flood Contracts
Jl 22 94 89(281), 1-A
Stories from the Front Lines
Jl 10 94 89(269), 2-Supplement
Sumter Continues Search for Victims
Jl 8 94 89(267), 1-A
Tropical Storm Beryl Drenches N. Georgia
Ag 18 94 89(307), 5-A
Waters Damage Crops
Jl 17 94 89(276), 7-C
As Waters Go Down, Mental Difficulties May Rise
Jl 17 94 89(276), 3-A
What Caused the Torrential Rain?
Jl 7 94 89(266), 6-A
You Can Help Flood Victims (editorial)
Jl 16 94 89(275), 4-A
Floods--Griffin
Evacuation, Flood Brings Heartbreak to Family
Jl 7 94 89(266), 6-A
Floods--Hahira
Little River Swollen by Rains
Oc 7 94 89(357), 1-A
Floods--Lowndes County
Floods Keep Some Children from School
Mr 3 94 89(142), 4-A
Heavy Rain Raise the River
Mr 3 94 89(142), 5-A
Lowndes Included in Disaster Requests
Oc 19 94 90(4), 6-A
Lowndes River Cresting Today
Oc 5 94 89(355), 1-A
Lowndes Roads Work Continues Despite Floods
Ag 23 94 89(312), 1-A
Residents Upset about Road Quality
Mr 3 94 89(142), 5-A
Floods--Macon
Groups Reach Flood Relief Milestone
Ag 7 94 89(296), 2-A
Macon Residents Should Have Water by Thursday
Jl 20 94 89(279), 5-A
As Waters Recede, Macon Starts Cleanup
Jl 10 94 89(269), 5-Supplement
Floods--Montezuma
Minister Returns Lost $4,000
Sp 16 94 89(336), 7-A
Stench of Dead Chickens Adds to Flooded Country's Woes
Jl 14 94 89(273), 4-A
Floods--Perry
Raging Waters Snuck up on Georgians by Night
Jl 7 94 89(266), 6-A
Floods--Savannah
Officials Estimate Flood Damage at $15 Million
Oc 21 94 90(6), 6-A
Savannah Cleaning up from Flood
Oc 30 94 90(15), 8-A
Savannah Seeks Federal Aid
Oc 18 94 90(3), 5-A
Floods--Tifton
700-Pound Man Among Those Evacuating
Oc 5 94 89(355), 5-A
Floods--Valdosta
Area's Wet Weather Bogs Down Farmers
Oc 14 94 89(364), 1-A
Flooding Closes Langdale Park
Ag 23 94 89(312), 2-A
Heavy Rains Lead to Valdosta Flooding
Oc 3 94 89(353), 1-A
Recent Flooding Brings Attention to Drainage Problems
Oc 13 94 89(363), 1-A
Soaked Lowndes Homes Suffer Wind Damage, Power Outages
Ag 17 94 89(306), 1-A
Valdosta Groups Send Help
Jl 8 94 89(267), 1-A
Withlacoochee to Crest above Flood Stage
Ag 20 94 89(309), 1-A
Floods--Warwick
Flood Leaves Blackshear a Mess
Ag 2 94 89(292), 5-A
Flood Threatens Retirees' Security
Oc 3 94 89(353), 3-A
Florists--Valdosta
A Job by Any Other Name. . .
Fe 27 94 89(138), 1-D
Two Holidays Keeping Local Florist Busy
Ap 24 94 89(192), 5-C
Flower Shows
Blossoming with Beauty
Ap 29 94 89(197), 1-B
A Message of Spring
Ap 22 94 89(190), 1-B
Flowers
Daylily Delight
My 13 94 89(211), 1-B
Daylily Winners
My 26 94 89(224), 1-B
Designing Man, Floral Artist Talks to City's Garden Club Members
Mr 31 94 89(170), 1-C
Designing Women
Sp 6 94 89(326), 1-B
Flower Power. There's Still Time to Plant Tulips
Ja 28 94 89(108), 1-C
Hemerocalis Show May 21 at Mall
My 13 94 89(211), 1-B
Pretty Flowers Accent Yards in Valdosta
Ag 30 94 89(319), 1-B
White Reigns as Wedding Flower of Choice
Ag 9 94 89(298), 2-B
Flowers, Ruth G.
Obituary
Ja 6 94 89(83), 2-A
Floyd, Seymond D.
Death
My 18 94 89(216), 2-A
Flucas, Crystal Janae
Zeta Baby of Year Crowned
My 15 94 89(213), 4-B
Flucas, Hugh, Sr.
Obituary
Oc 26 94 90(11), 2-A
Flucas, Lona B.
Funeral
My 29 94 89(227), 2-A
Obituary
My 27 94 89(225), 2-A
My 28 94 89(226), 2-A
Fluker, Ella Williams
Obituary
Jl 1 94 89(260), 2-A
Flythe, Jarrett
Birth
Mr 6 94 89(145), 3-B
Fog--Valdosta
Fog Warning System Planned for I-75
Oc 20 94 90(5), 2-A
Folds, Leila Mae Watson
Obituary
Ag 26 94 89(315), 2-A
Folds, Stacey R. "Sam"
Obituary
Je 25 94 89(254), 2-A
Folklore--Southern
Disputed Territories "Gone with the Wind" and Southern Myths
My 25 94 89(223), 1-B
Folsom, Gene
Berrien's Folsom Ends Career with a Bang
Nv 17 94 90(33), 1-B
Folsom, George Henry
Death
Jl 28 94 89(287), 2-A
Folsom, James Rayford
Obituary
Je 11 94 89(240), 2-A
Folsom, Jane
PSI Member Receives Top Honor Twice
My 10 94 89(208), 2-B
Folsom, Jenny
Folsom-McLendon
Engagement
My 19 94 89(217), 6-C
McLendon-Folsom
Wedding
Oc 26 94 90(11), 2-C
Folsom, Lisa
Flosom-Reymann
Engagement
My 15 94 89(213), 4-B
Folsom, Megan
Valdostans' Granddaughter on TV Special Wednesday
Dc 20 94 90(66), 2-C
Folsom, Minnie Lee
Obituary
Jl 1 94 89(260), 2-A
Folsom, Pearlie L.
Obituary
Ap 24 94 89(192), 2-A
Folsom, Robert H., Jr.
Folsom-Walley
Wedding
Dc 28 94 90(74), 2-B
Parties Honor Folsom-Walley
Nv 27 94 90(43), 6-C
Walley-Folsom
Engagement
Ag 17 94 89(306), 2-B
Folsom, Sirrica Tyronne "Bo"
Death
Dc 31 94 90(77), 2-A
Folsom, Stacey
Rogers-Folsom
Wedding
Mr 20 94 89(159), 5-E
Folsom, Wendy Michelle
Folsom-Atkins
Engagement
Oc 12 94 89(362), 2-C
Food
Fast Food at Home. . .Savory Suppers in an SNAP!
Fe 21 94 89(132), 1-B
Fat-Free Food Heading for Leaner Times
Ag 25 94 89(314), 6-C
Jellyfish May Be Headed for Health Food Stores
Je 20 94 89(249), 3-A
Top Dog! Americans Big on Hot Dogs
Sp 14 94 89(334), 1-B
Food Contamination
Smoked Ham Recalled in Ga, Ala., and Virginia
Mr 30 94 89(169), 6-A
Food Labeling
Buyers Should Study New Food Labeling
My 16 94 89(214), 1-A
Read Any Good Food Labels Lately?
Je 8 94 89(237), 2-B
Food Lion Supermarkets
Food Lion Sued by Employees
Mr 30 94 89(169), 6-A
Judge Won't Certify Discrimination Suit
My 11 94 89(209), 10-B
New Shopping Center Owner Has Hopes of Expansion
Jl 30 94 89(289), 3-A
Food Relief--Echols County
Food Bags Ready for Thursday Distribution
Mr 15 94 89(154), 5-A
Food Relief--Lowndes County
Food Bags Ready for Thursday Distribution
Mr 15 94 89(154), 5-A
Food Drive
My 15 94 89(213), 3-A
J.H. Harvey Co., Moody AFB Council Helping Food Bank
Mr 8 94 89(147), 2-B
Football--Albany High School
Guyton, Jackets Sting Albany
Oc 1 94 89(351), 3-B
Lowndes Rolls, 54-0
Sp 3 94 89(323), 1-B
Young Indians Seek Early Maturity
Ag 31 94 89(320), 9-A
Football--Atkinson County High School
Atkinson County Enjoying New-Found Success
Sp 16 94 89(336), Gridtimes-5
Atkinson County Routs Irwin in Region 2-A Contest
Oc 22 94 90(7), 3-B
Atkinson Survives Against Berrien
Sp 10 94 89(330), 3-B
Class A Playoff Spots on the Line This Week
Oc 29 94 90(14), 6-Supplement
DeShawn Helps Rebels to the Top of the Hill
Oc 4 94 89(354), 8-A
Rebels Seeking Big Men
Ag 28 94 89(317), 11-High School Supplement
Football--Atlanta Falcons
Adel's Tippings Likes Progress of New Falcons
Dc 25 94 90(71), 1-B
Atlanta Braces for Super Bowl Blitz
Ja 26 94 89(106), 5-A
Atlanta Files Past Philadelphia
Nv 28 94 90(44), 1-B
Atlanta Rallies in RFK, Beats Redskins, 27-20
Sp 26 94 89(346), 1-B
Auburn's White Signs with Falcons
Ap 30 94 89(198), 1-B
Bennett Upset by Question
Ja 26 94 89(106), 3-B
Bill Bashing out of Fashion
Ja 27 94 89(107), 1-B
Browns Beat up Falcons, 28-7
Ag 20 94 89(309), 1-B
Bruce Takes First in Bassmasters
Dc 4 94 90(50), 1-B
Case Decides to Return to Falcons
Jl 21 94 89(280), 4-B
Chiefs Chop Falcons
Sp 19 94 89(339), 1-B
Davis Among Atlanta Cut List
Ag 24 94 89(313), 10-A
Decision on Hebert Contract Still Unclear
Mr 1 94 89(140), 8-A
Dome Built to Keep Falcons, Lure Super Bowl
Ja 27 94 89(107), 7-A
Ex-Dog Davis to Change Positions
Jl 10 94 89(269), 7-B
Falcon Assistant Fits Jones' Style
Ag 2 94 89(292), 6-A
Falcon Defense Tough to Attack
Ag 19 94 89(308), 11-A
Falcons Add to Staff
Fe 5 94 89(116), 1-B
Falcons Coached by Who?
Fe 7 94 89(118), 1-B
Falcons' Coaching Search Turns to Miami
Ja 15 94 89(95), 1-B
Falcons Continue Coaching Search
Ja 22 94 89(102), 1-B
Falcons Decline to Offer Broussard
Fe 18 94 89(129), 8-A
Falcons Designate Sanders, Haynes
Fe 16 94 89(127), 3-B
Falcons Edge Chargers, 10-9
Nv 7 94 90(23), 1-B
Falcons' Emanuel Living a Dream
Ag 4 94 89(293), 4-D
Falcons End Year on a High Note
Dc 27 94 90(73), 8-A
Falcons Expect Big Things from Young "Star"
Jl 22 94 89(281), 5-A
Falcons Face off with Broncos
Ag 6 94 89(295), 1-B
Falcons Fans Tired of "Bad in Black"
Ja 6 94 89(83), 4-B
Falcons Focus Draft on Defense
Ap 23 94 89(191), 5-B
Falcons' George Expected to Return
Dc 20 94 90(66), 2-B
Falcons Have No Luck in Big Games
Oc 18 94 90(3), 10-A
Falcons Have No Quarterback Controversy
Oc 4 94 89(354), 10-A
Falcons' Jones Confident about Atlanta's Chances
Jl 10 94 89(269), 7-B
Falcons' Jones Second-Guessing
Sp 6 94 89(326), 7-A
Falcons Looking for First Win
Sp 11 94 89(331), 8-B
Falcons Make Deal for Doleman
Ap 25 94 89(193), 7-A
Falcons Make Most of Salary Cap
Oc 15 94 89(365), 5-B
Falcons Make Sanders a Free Agent
Ap 30 94 89(198), 3-B
Falcons May Give up on Deion
Ap 3 94 89(171), 2-B
Falcons May Land George
Mr 24 94 89(163), 5-B
Falcons May Sign Jackson
Jl 28 94 89(287), 4-B
Falcons May Sign Sanders
Ag 3 94 89(292), 8-A
Falcons Pick up Ross from Chiefs
Mr 18 94 89(157), 12-A
Falcons Prepare to Meet 49ers
Oc 16 94 90(1), 1-B
Falcons Ready for Opener
Ag 26 94 89(315), 10-A
Falcons Release Davis, Two Others
Ag 28 94 89(317), 1-B
Falcons Showcase Defense Against Charges Today
Jl 30 94 89(289), 4-B
Falcons Sign Big Back Heywared
Je 22 94 89(251), 11-A
Falcons Sign Linebacker Matthews
Je 23 94 89(252), 10-A
Falcons Sign Solid Lineman
Ag 10 94 89(299), 9-A
Falcons Sign Veteran Wide-Out
Jl 16 94 89(275), 1-B
Falcons Signs Eatman from Rams
Je 3 94 89(232), 6-A
Falcons' Smith Remains Positive
Jl 29 94 89(288), 11-A
Falcons Smith Suspended for Fight
Jl 26 94 89(285), 7-A
Falcons Tired of Waiting on Sanders
Je 9 94 89(238), 5-B
Falcons Whip Bills, 27-7
Ag 13 94 89(302), 2-B
Falcons Win over Eagles
Ag 27 94 89(316), 2-B
Former UGA Star Signs with Falcons
Jl 7 94 89(266), 4-B
Gagliano Among Falcons Casualties
Ag 21 94 89(310), 1-B
George Excited about Progress
Ag 28 94 89(317), 9-B
By George, Falcons Finally Get Their Man
Mr 25 94 89(164), 9-A
George Glad to Be a Falcon
My 8 94 89(206), 3-C
George Overcoming Criticism
Sp 11 94 89(331), 8-B
George Searches for Edge
Jl 27 94 89(286), 9-A
Goal-Line Stand Saves Atlanta
Dc 25 94 90(71), 1-B
Hearing Added to Falcon Staff
Ja 28 94 89(108), 4-B
Hearst Learning His Way Around NFL
Dc 23 94 90(69), 1-C
Herbert Makes Return from Injury
Je 28 94 89(257), 9-A
Jones Puts Falcons Through Changes
My 6 94 89(204), 10-A
Jones Seething after Falcon Loss
Nv 22 94 90(38), 10-A
Jones Still Learning Ropes as Head Coach
Je 28 94 89(257), 7-A
Jones Thrilled with Falcons
Sp 13 94 89(333), 11-A
Kenn to Retire Following Season
Jl 23 94 89(282), 1-B
Klein Holds Down Falcons' No. 3 Spot
Ag 23 94 89(312), 7-A
Loss Hurts Falcons' Chances
Dc 13 94 90(59), 7-A
Nv 15 94 90(31), 9-A
Matthews Unsure of Future
Ag 7 94 89(296), 6-B
Miller Anticipating Rude Atlanta Reception
Sp 10 94 89(330), 5-B
New Look Falcons Still Experiencing Old Troubles
Sp 21 94 89(341), 12-A
Opening Game Pivotal for Falcons
Ag 31 94 89(320), 10-A
Peterson Included in Falcons' Cuts
Ag 27 94 89(316), 1-B
Raiders Regrouping for Falcons' Attack
Oc 23 94 90(8), 3-B
Raiders Run Past Falcons
Oc 24 94 90(9), 1-B
Redskins Receiver Signs with Falcons
Ap 21 94 89(189), 4-B
Remember Me? Deion's Return Sparks 49ers past Atlanta
Oc 17 94 90(2), 1-B
Respect All That's Left for Falcons
Dc 24 94 90(70), 1-B
Rison Backs up Guarantee as Falcons Whip Rams
Sp 12 94 89(332), 1-B
Rison Not Looking for Rematch
Dc 3 94 90(49), 3-B
Ryan Still Loud After Loss to Falcons
Dc 26 94 90(72), 1-B
Sanders Fails Falcon's Physical
Ap 24 94 89(192), 3-C
Schuer Holz Responds to Sanders
Je 2 94 89(231), 6-B
Smith Back after Lay-Off
Ag 16 94 89(305), 7-A
Turnovers Key to Falcon's Latest Loss
Sp 20 94 89(340), 9-A
Football--Bainbridge High School
Bainbridge Hopes to Avenge Loss
Oc 6 94 89(356), 1-D
Bearcat Plan Pleased Baker
Oc 13 94 89(363), 1-D
Butler Does it for Bearcats' Offense
Ag 28 94 89(317), 8-High School Supplement
Consistency Key for Bainbridge
Oc 19 94 90(4), 8-A
No Clear Favorite in Battle for No. 1
Oc 14 94 89(364), 1-C
Football--Berrien County High School
Atkinson Survives Against Berrien
Sp 10 94 89(330), 3-B
Bearcats Overcome Effects of Demanding Early Schedule
Nv 16 94 90(32), 1-B
Berrien Atlack Downs Cook, 33-16
Sp 17 94 89(337), 3-B
Berrien, Cook Facing Tough Tests
Sp 30 94 89(350), 5-Supplement
Berrien, Cook to Meet in Key Game
Sp 16 94 89(336), Gridtimes-4
Berrien Down Fitzgerald 18-14
Oc 8 94 89(358), 3-B
Berrien Falls Short in 7-0 Loss to Randolph-Clay
Oc 29 94 90(14), 3-B
Berrien Looking to Build on Success, Rebels Fighting . . .
Sp 23 94 89(343), Supplement-8
Berrien Wins 26-0 in Anniversary Game
Sp 3 94 89(323), 4-B
Berrien Wins 2nd Region Contest
Sp 24 94 89(344), 3-B
Berrien's Folsom Ends Career with a Bang
Nv 17 94 90(33), 1-B
Berrien's Hopes for the Playoffs on the Line at Mitchell-Baker
Nv 4 94 90(20), 5-Supplement
Berrien's Region Title Hopes to Get an Early Test
Oc 14 94 89(364), 5-Supplement
Berrien's Scott Claims Area Rushing Crown
Nv 18 94 90(34), 5-Supplement
Berrien's Title Hope Improving
Oc 29 94 90(14), 5-Supplement
Berrien's Wilson Keeps Pressure on Opposition
Oc 6 94 89(356), 1-D
Cook Outlasts Tri County; Berrien Falls in Second Half
Nv 5 94 90(21), 3-B
Defense Key for Berrien, Atkinson
Sp 9 94 89(329), Supplement-4
Rebels to Rely on Physical Play
Ag 28 94 89(317), 9-High School Supplement
Scott Takes up Slack for Rebels
Sp 27 94 89(347), 7-A
Vinson Faces Final Test
Jl 16 94 89(275), 1-B
Football--Bradwell Institute
Coffee Blanks Bradwell
Sp 17 94 89(337), 3-B
Football--Brooks County High School
Atkinson County Enjoying New-Found Success
Sp 16 94 89(336), Gridtimes-5
Brooks Buries Toombs, 19-7
Dc 3 94 90(49), 1-B
Brooks: Class A's Best Trojans Silence Manchester, 20-0
Dc 18 94 90(64), 1-A
Brooks Co. Clinches Berth in Title Game
Dc 11 94 90(57), 1-B
Brooks County Hires New Coach
My 27 94 89(225), 10-A
Brooks County Ready for One More Big Game
Dc 16 94 90(62), 1-B
Brooks Earns Freeman First Victory
Sp 10 94 89(330), 3-B
Brooks Edges Lincoln, 33-29
Nv 26 94 90(42), 1-B
Brooks Edges Turner
Nv 19 94 90(35), 1-B
Brooks Gets Past Atkinson
Oc 15 94 89(365), 3-B
Brooks Has Chance to Make History
Nv 25 94 90(41), 1-B
Brooks Offense Begins to Open Up
Dc 1 94 90(47), 1-D
Brooks Routs Irwin, 52-7
Oc 29 94 90(14), 3-B
Brooks Saving Best for Toombs
Dc 2 94 90(48), 1-C
Brooks to Face Class A "Power"
Dc 14 94 90(60), 1-B
Bulldogs Squash Brooks County Comeback, 13-6
Sp 3 94 89(323), 4-B
Caldwell Accepts Camden Position
My 5 94 89(203), 4-B
Champion Trojans Brooks County Celebrates First Run for Title
Dc 18 94 90(64), 1-B
Class A Playoff Spots on the Line This Week
Oc 29 94 90(14), 6-Supplement
Clinch County Sweeps Brooks Co.
Dc 21 94 90(67), 1-B
Cody Keys Trojan Aerial Explosion
Nv 1 94 90(17), 8-A
Cole Shouldering Load for Trojans
Nv 8 94 90(24), 7-A
Cole, Trojans Continue to Impress
Dc 11 94 90(57), 1-B
Cole up to Old Tricks Again
Sp 20 94 89(340), 7-A
Cole's 212-Yard Night Leads Brooks
Sp 17 94 89(337), 3-B
Derrick and the Dominators: Brooks County Senior a Busy Player
Dc 15 94 90(61), 1-D
Dream Becomes Reality for Trojans
Dc 19 94 90(65), 1-B
Epic Battle Set in Quitman
Sp 30 94 89(350), 8-Supplement
Football Season Turns to Homecoming to Quitman
Ag 11 94 89(300), 1-D
Freeman Inherits Talented Trojans
Ag 28 94 89(317), 13-High School Supplement
Region 2-A Showdown Set in Quitman
Nv 4 94 90(20), 6-Supplement
Saturday Will Be Quiet in Quitman
Dc 9 94 90(55), 1-C
Smith Does it All for Trojans
Oc 18 94 90(3), 8-A
Streaks on Line in Class A Affair
Dc 10 94 90(56), 1-C
Successful Debut Earns Freeman Award
Dc 31 94 90(77), 1-B
Trojans Already Thinking Ahead
Dc 18 94 90(64), 10-B
Trojans Back in Prep Poll
Nv 16 94 90(32), 2-B
Trojans' Defense Keys Run
Nv 23 94 90(39), 1-B
Trojans Freeman Seeking First Win
Sp 9 94 89(329), Supplement-4
Trojans Getting Used to Unfamiliar Setting
Dc 13 94 90(59), 7-A
Trojans Keep Rolling Ahead
Nv 16 94 90(32), 1-B
Trojans Must Repeat Big Win
Nv 18 94 90(34), 6-Supplement
Trojans Rally Past Panthers, 35-28
Nv 5 94 90(21), 3-B
Trojans Ready to Face Test
Dc 5 94 90(52), 6-A
Trojans Turn the Corner
Oc 5 94 89(355), 1-B
University Christian Downs Brooks, 34-21
Oc 1 94 89(351), 3-B
Wildcats, Trojans, Chasing Titles
Nv 29 94 90(45), 6-A
Williams an Intimidator for Brooks County
Dc 8 94 90(54), 1-D
Football--Brookwood
Brookwood, Horne Blow Past Valwood
Sp 10 94 89(330), 3-B
Brookwood, Valwood Ready for Physical Showdown
Sp 9 94 89(329), Supplement-6
Valwood Facing Another Large School Challenge
Sp 16 94 89(336), Gridtimes-6
Football--Brunswick High School
Brunswick Enters Playoff on a Role
Nv 22 94 90(38), 8-A
Football--Cairo High School
Syrupmakers Complete Perfect Season
Nv 12 94 90(28), 3-B
Football--Calhoun County High School
Panthers Trample Calhoun County, 35-0
Sp 3 94 89(323), 4-B
Football--Camden County High School
Caldwell Accepts Camden Position
My 5 94 89(203), 4-B
Caldwell Still Learning at Camden
Sp 8 94 89(328), 1-D
Valdosta to See Different Camden
Sp 9 94 89(329), Supplement-3
Football--Central-Talbotton High School
Hawks Enter Dome on a Roll
Dc 7 94 90(53), 1-B
Football--Clark Atlanta
Clark Looking for Upset
Sp 22 94 89(342), 1-D
Football--Clarkston High School
Recruiters Seeking Luckie Charms
Sp 1 94 89(321), 10-A
Football--Clinch County High School
Atkinson County Enjoying New-Found Success
Sp 16 94 89(336), Gridtimes-5
Barber Chosen for Clinch Post
Fe 5 94 89(116), 1-B
Class A Teams Enter Key Week
Oc 14 94 89(364), 6-Supplement
Clinch, Atco Keeping Slim Playoff Hopes Alive
Nv 11 94 90(27), Gridtimes-5
Clinch County Sweeps Brooks Co.
Dc 21 94 90(67), 1-B
Clinch Falls, 19-6
Sp 24 94 89(344), 3-B
Clinch Topples Irwin
Oc 8 94 89(358), 3-B
Clinch Triumphs over Lee County, 35-12
Oc 22 94 90(7), 3-B
Clinch Wins, 7-3
Sp 17 94 89(337), 3-B
Clinch's Jack of All Trades
Ja 23 94 89(103), 1-C
Panthers Drop out of Prep Poll
Nv 2 94 90(18), 7-A
Panthers Edge Cats for Sweep
Dc 4 94 90(50), 1-B
Panthers Record Second Shutout; Cook Triumphs
Sp 10 94 89(330), 3-B
Panthers Trample Calhoun County, 35-0
Sp 3 94 89(323), 4-B
Panthers Unfazed by Change
Ag 28 94 89(317), 12-High School Supplement
Undefeated Clinch Setting Goals High
Sp 23 94 89(343), Supplement-5
Williams Duo Leads Clinch to Victory
Nv 12 94 90(28), 3-B
Williams Paces Perfect Panthers
Sp 22 94 89(342), 1-D
Williams the Catalyst for Clinch County's Offense
Oc 25 94 90(10), 7-A
Football--Coffee County High School
Adams Makes Big Play for Coffee
Oc 11 94 89(361), 7-A
Coffee Blanks Bradwell
Sp 17 94 89(337), 3-B
Coffee County Preparing for First of Two Against Colquitt
Nv 11 94 90(27), Gridtimes-3
Coffee Entering Crucial Stretch
Oc 29 94 90(14), 3-Supplement
Coffee Hope to Rewrite History
Nv 17 94 90(33), 1-B
Coffee Pounds Ware, 27-9
Oc 1 94 89(351), 3-B
Coffee Ready for Winslette Magic
Ag 28 94 89(317), 8-High School Supplement
Coffee Ready to Explode Against Region Foe
Sp 30 94 89(350), 3-Supplement
Coffee Takes Aim at No. 1 Team
Nv 18 94 90(34), 3-Supplement
Coffee Takes Second Shot at Colquitt
Nv 18 94 90(34), 2-B
Coffee, Tift Get Early Look
Sp 9 94 89(329), Supplement-3
Coffee Wins Rematch with Tift
Oc 22 94 90(7), 3-B
Colquitt Knocks off Coffee, 24-6
Nv 19 94 90(35), 1-B
Keith's Making New Memories in Douglas
Sp 16 94 89(336), Gridtimes-2
Late Score Beats Coffee
Sp 10 94 89(330), 1-B
Packers Take First Round with Trojans
Nv 12 94 90(28), 3-B
Thomas Central Topples Coffee
Sp 24 94 89(344), 3-B
Tift County Coffee Top 1-AAAA Poll
Nv 23 94 90(39), 1-B
Trojans Have Chance to Bounce Back
Nv 3 94 90(19), 1-D
Winslette Era in Coffee Begins with 14-0 Win over Fitzgerald
Sp 3 94 89(323), 4-B
Football--College and University
Gingrow's Search Continues
Ja 14 94 89(94), 6-A
Recruiting Season Has Arrived: Melton Headlines. . .
Ja 9 94 89(86), 1-C
Recruiting Season Has Arrived: Test Scores Key. . .
Ja 9 94 89(86), 1-C
SEC Moves Title Game to Georgia Dome
Fe 24 94 89(135), 9-B
Football--Colquitt County High School
Coffee Takes Second Shot at Colquitt
Nv 18 94 90(34), 2-B
Colquitt Co. Survives Scare
Dc 3 94 90(49), 2-B
Colquitt County Blasts TCC, 27-6
Sp 3 94 89(323), 4-B
Colquitt County Outlasts Thomasville, 31-7
Sp 10 94 89(330), 3-B
Colquitt County Ready for Another Thomasville Team
Sp 9 94 89(329), Supplement-7
Colquitt Knocks off Coffee, 24-6
Nv 19 94 90(35), 1-B
Colquitt, VHS Top State Poll
Sp 21 94 89(341), 10-A
Colquitt Wins No. 1 Battle
Oc 15 94 89(365), 1-B
Colquitt's Hughes Ready to Face Pupil
Sp 9 94 89(329), 1-B
Henry Leads Colquitt to Another Route
Sp 11 94 89(331), 4-B
Moultrie Battle Lives up to Pregame Chatter
Oc 16 94 90(1), 4-B
No. 1 on the Line in Moultrie
Oc 14 94 89(364), 2-Supplement
Packer Cruise Comes to End
Oc 12 94 89(362), 1-B
Packers Close to Realizing Dream
Dc 15 94 90(61), 1-D
Packers Crush Marietta, 34-3
Dc 10 94 90(56), 1-C
Packers Flawless Against Wildcats
Dc 18 94 90(64), 1-B
Packers in Postiion to Win Title
Ag 28 94 89(317), 8-High School Supplement
Packers over Valdosta Victory
Oc 26 94 90(11), 1-B
Packers Top Cats
Dc 18 94 90(64), 1-A
Panthers Drop out of Prep Poll
Nv 2 94 90(18), 7-A
Security, Parking Ready of Big Game
Dc 16 94 90(62), 1-A
Top Spot on Line in Moultrie
Oc 12 94 89(362), 1-B
Wildcats Seek Revenge Against Colquitt County
Dc 13 94 90(59), 7-A
Football--Columbia County High School
Valdosta Blanks Columbia
Sp 24 94 89(344), 1-B
Football--Cook County High School
Berrien Atlack Downs Cook, 33-16
Sp 17 94 89(337), 3-B
Berrien, Cook Facing Tough Tests
Sp 30 94 89(350), 5-Supplement
Berrien, Cook to Meet in Key Game
Sp 16 94 89(336), Gridtimes-4
Cook Outlasts Tri County; Berrien Falls in Second Half
Nv 5 94 90(21), 3-B
Cook Ready to Tackle New Region
Ag 28 94 89(317), 10-High School Supplement
Daniels Bolsters Cook's Defense
Sp 15 94 89(335), 1-D
Echols Co. Sweeps Cook
Dc 14 94 90(60), 2-B
Hornets Open with Loss to Jeff Davis, 14-8
Sp 3 94 89(323), 4-B
Hornets, Rebels to Build for Next Year
Nv 11 94 90(27), Gridtimes-6
Horntes' Edwards Comes up Big
Nv 10 94 90(26), 1-D
Mitchell-Baker Flies by Cook, 35-8, in Region Contest
Oc 1 94 89(351), 3-B
Panthers Record Second Shutout; Cook Triumphs
Sp 10 94 89(330), 3-B
Football--Cross Keys
Valiants Sprint Past Cross Keys, 48-20
Sp 24 94 89(344), 3-B
Football--Early County High School
Early Co. Tops Berrien in Region 1-AA
Oc 15 94 89(365), 3-B
Football--Echols County High School
Echols Co. Splits Pair with Turner Co.
Sp 28 94 89(348), 1-B
Echols Co. Sweeps Cook
Dc 14 94 90(60), 2-B
Hamilton Co. Sweeps Echols
Dc 10 94 90(56), 2-C
Football--Fayette County High School
Fayette County Loses Appeal
Je 2 94 89(231), 4-B
Football--Fort Valley State College
Fort Valley Coach Used to Big Games
Sp 15 94 89(335), 1-D
One's a Jester, the Other Always Wright
My 8 94 89(206), 1-C
Football--Gainesville
Bowden Jinx Still Haunting Spurrier
Nv 23 94 90(39), 3-B
Valdosta Native Still a Winner for Florida
Oc 11 94 89(361), 7-A
Football--Georgia Institute of Technology
Arizona Defense Unhappy with Play Against Tech
Sp 3 94 89(323), 3-B
Arizona Edges Georgia Tech
Sp 2 94 89(322), 4-B
Cox Eyes Turnaround for Yellow Jackets
Ag 24 94 89(313), 10-A
Crowton Joins Tech Staff
Ja 11 94 89(91), 8-A
Duke Whips Tech
Sp 25 94 89(345), 1-B
Georgia Stings Georgia Tech, 48-10
Nv 26 94 90(42), 1-B
Georgia Tech Backfield Hurt
Sp 20 94 89(340), 8-A
Georgia Tech Opens Serious Preparation
Ag 15 94 89(304), 9-A
Georgia Tech to Begin ACC Slate
Sp 24 94 89(344), 4-B
Goff Praises Freshman Class
Ag 16 94 89(305), 8-A
Jackets' Cheever a Student of the Game
Ag 19 94 89(308), 10-A
Jackets' Duo Fighting for Start at QB
Ag 18 94 89(307), 1-D
Jobs May Be on Line in UGA-Tech Clash
Nv 25 94 90(41), 1-B
Lewis Happy with Tech Receivers
Ag 17 94 89(306), 9-A
Lewis Not Making Excuses
Ag 28 94 89(317), 3-College Supplement
Lewis Pleased with Scrimmage
Ap 3 94 89(171), 1-B
Lewis Upset by Official's Call
Oc 4 94 89(354), 9-A
Lincoln Leads Tech Scrimmage
Ap 24 94 89(192), 3-C
O'Leary Names Two Tech Coaches
Dc 7 94 90(53), 1-B
Passing Dominates Jackets Scrimmage
Ap 10 94 89(178), 1-C
Questions Abound as College Football Nears
Ag 2 94 89(292), 6-A
Seminoles Smash Hapless Tech, 41-10
Nv 6 94 90(22), 1-B
Shakeup Begins at Tech
Dc 1 94 90(47), 1-D
Smith Returns to Tech Offense
Ag 22 94 89(311), 7-A
Tech Braces for Swarm
Sp 1 94 89(321), 8-A
Tech Coach
Ja 4 94 89(81), 6-A
Tech Learns Lesson with Close Win
Sp 12 94 89(332), 3-B
Tech-UGA Battle Still Big Rivalry
Nv 23 94 90(39), 3-B
Techs Less to Deacons Sets in
Nv 21 94 90(37), 2-B
Tech's Lewis Resigns
Nv 8 94 90(24), 7-A
Tech's Lincoln Gets His Turn. . .Again
Ag 21 94 89(310), 3-B
Tech's Woes Continue, Wake Wins
Nv 20 94 90(36), 3-B
Virginia Cruises Past Georgia Tech, 24-7
Oc 16 94 90(1), 6-B
Welch Not Fooled by Tech Record
Oc 15 94 89(365), 4-B
Whittenburg Named Assistant at Tech
Ap 16 94 89(184), 1-B
Football--Georgia Southern University
Adel's Morris Saves Georgia Southern
Oc 23 94 90(8), 6-B
Player Battling after Loss of Leg
Oc 21 94 90(6), 3-C
Report: Goff Has One More Year
Nv 24 94 90(40), 1-D
Football--Gordon Central
Dalton School Earns Spot after Playoff
Nv 16 94 90(32), 1-B
Football--Griffin High School
Griffin Incident Draws Suspensions
Sp 1 94 89(321), 9-A
Griffin Player Injured in Melee
Ag 25 94 89(314), 1-D
Football--Hahira Middle School
Hahira Has Football Practice
Ag 20 94 89(309), 1-B
Hahira Middle Begins Football Practice
Ag 19 94 89(308), 10-A
Hahira Middle Football Practice
Ag 18 94 89(307), 1-D
Football--Hamilton County High School
Hamilton Co. Sweeps Echols
Dc 10 94 90(56), 2-C
Hamilton County Facing Another Tough Assignment
Oc 14 94 89(364), 7-Supplement
Madison, Hamilton to Renew Rivalry
Sp 9 94 89(329), Supplement-7
Trojans Hoping to Bounce Back from Loss
Sp 30 94 89(350), 7-Supplement
Trojans Hoping to Overcome Bad Luck
Ag 28 94 89(317), 15-High School Supplement
Trojans Hoping to Rebound from Tough Loss
Sp 16 94 89(336), Gridtimes-6
Football--Hephzibah High School
Hephzibah Still Coming Together
Sp 14 94 89(334), 11-A
Lowndes Handles Hephzibah, 42-6
Sp 17 94 89(337), 1-B
Football--High School
Area Rushing Race Hotly Contested
Sp 30 94 89(350), 2-Supplement
Businesses Discuss Halls Possible Benefits
Mr 9 94 89(148), 2-A
Florida, Georgia Tie in All-Star Game
Je 19 94 89(248), 2-B
Football Prospects Nearing Decisions
Ja 22 94 89(102), 1-B
Full Slate Set for Area Hoops
Dc 5 94 90(52), 7-A
Gridiron Teams Release '94 Schedules
Fe 4 94 89(115), 8-A
Hall of Fame Closer
Ap 13 94 89(181), 1-A, 2-A
Hall of Fame Project Moves Forward
Oc 27 94 90(12), 1-A
Making Football a Safer Sport (editorial)
Jl 31 94 89(290), 4-A
Melton Caps off Prep Career
Je 15 94 89(244), 10-A
Melton Shines in All-Star Contest
Je 21 94 89(250), 6-A
Melton to Play in Florida-Georgia
Fe 17 94 89(128), 4-B
Most New Coaches Need No Introduction
Ag 28 94 89(317), 16-High School Supplement
Musical Chairs Continue for Football Coaches
Ap 30 94 89(198), 1-B
North Start Grind Past South
Jl 24 94 89(283), 1-B
Playoff Puzzle Coming Together
Nv 4 94 90(20), 2-Supplement
Playoffs Approved for Dome
Ap 20 94 89(188), 1-B
Powerful Region 1-AAAA Just Got Tougher
Ag 28 94 89(317), 3-High School Supplement
Preliminaries Behind, Playoffs Set to Begin for GISA Teams
Nv 11 94 90(27), Gridtimes-7
Prep Teams Begin March Madness
Mr 1 94 89(140), 8-A
Region 1-AA Favorites Unchanged
Ag 28 94 89(317), 9-High School Supplement
South Rises in State Semis
Dc 12 94 90(58), 3-A
State Title Races Tight as Ever
Ag 28 94 89(317), 16-High School Supplement
State's Best Class A Teams Found in Region 2
Ag 28 94 89(317), 11-High School Supplement
State's Best Regions Battle for Supremacy
Sp 23 94 89(343), Supplement-2
Wilson, Cody, Cole Named All-State
Dc 26 94 90(72), 1-B
Football--Irwin County High School
Atkinson County Routs Irwin in Region 2-A Contest
Oc 22 94 90(7), 3-B
Berrien Wins 26-0 in Anniversary Game
Sp 3 94 89(323), 4-B
Clinch Topples Irwin
Oc 8 94 89(358), 3-B
Football--Jeff Davis High School
Hornets Open with Loss to Jeff Davis, 14-8
Sp 3 94 89(323), 4-B
Football--Josey County High School
TCC Whips Josey, 34-0
Dc 3 94 90(49), 2-B
Football--Lanier County High School
Williams Fills Roles for Panthers
Oc 20 94 90(5), 1-D
Football--Lincoln County High School
Devils Have Tradition on Their Side
Nv 24 94 90(40), 1-D
Football--Lowndes High School
Area Prep Players Volunteer for Early Gridiron Action
Ag 7 94 89(296), 1-B
Area Teams Start Thinking Kickoff
Ag 18 94 89(307), 1-D
Bainbridge Rips Lowndes, 33-12
Oc 22 94 90(7), 1-B
Changes Should Lead to Wins
Ag 28 94 89(317), 7-High School Supplement
Corbett Has Knack for Big Plays
Oc 20 94 90(5), 1-D
Dirty Half-Dozen Vital to Lowndes
Ag 28 94 89(317), 3-High School Supplement
Explorers Assist Sheriff's Department at Martin Stadium
Sp 4 94 89(324), 1-A
Family Atmosphere Works for LHS Offensive Line
Sp 15 94 89(335), 1-D
Feeding the Multitudes
Sp 4 94 89(324), 6-A
Field Position, Turnovers Disastrous for Vikings
Oc 23 94 90(8), 5-B
First Region Win at Stake at Lowndes
Oc 14 94 89(364), 3-Supplement
Football Tradition Returns to Area (editorial)
Sp 2 94 89(322), 4-A
Hall Adds to Winnersville Tradition
Ja 29 94 89(109), 7-A
Keeping the Players Healthy
Sp 4 94 89(324), 6-A
Lowndes Back to Work After Win
Sp 6 94 89(326), 6-A
Lowndes Comes Oh So Close, 10-7
Oc 29 94 90(14), 1-B
Lowndes Continues Streak with One Crazy Quarter
Sp 18 94 89(338), 4-B
Lowndes Defense Still Inexperienced
Ag 28 94 89(317), 6-High School Supplement
Lowndes Drops Heartbreaker
Oc 8 94 89(358), 1-B
Lowndes Facing Difficult Task
Oc 25 94 90(10), 7-A
Lowndes Gains Respect Despite Loss
Sp 25 94 89(345), 5-B
Lowndes Handles Hephzibah, 42-6
Sp 17 94 89(337), 1-B
Lowndes Middle Drills Adel, 32-6
Oc 6 94 89(356), 2-D
Lowndes Must Respond After Loss
Sp 27 94 89(347), 7-A
Lowndes' New Offense Fits Johnson's Play-Making Talents
Sp 8 94 89(328), 1-D
Lowndes Rolls, 54-0
Sp 3 94 89(323), 1-B
Lowndes, Savannah Meet at Crossroads
Sp 9 94 89(329), Supplement-3
Lowndes Split Two Games with Valdosta
Oc 14 94 89(364), 2-C
Mack Attack Hits Indian Defense Hard
Sp 4 94 89(324), 5-B
Mack's Big Night Earns Times Honor
Sp 7 94 89(327), 9-A
Morrell Plans Big Season
Sp 1 94 89(321), 8-A
One's a Jester, the Other Always Wright
My 8 94 89(206), 1-C
Position Change Does Not Affect Bardin
Sp 29 94 89(349), 1-D
On with the Show
Sp 4 94 89(324), 1-A
Strickland Mixes Kicks, Licks
Sp 22 94 89(342), 1-D
A Terror in the Trenches
Oc 12 94 89(362), 1-B
Tift Edges Lowndes, 14-13
Sp 24 94 89(344), 1-B
Tift Still Trying to Get Settled
Sp 21 94 89(341), 10-A
Turning the Corner
Oc 27 94 90(12), 1-D
Vikes Find Answers During Camp
Ag 21 94 89(310), 1-B
Viking Offense Evolves into Exciting Unit
Ag 28 94 89(317), 5-High School Supplement
Viking Seniors Face Last Chance
Nv 8 94 90(24), 7-A
Vikings Brace for No. 1 Packers
Oc 29 94 90(14), 3-Supplement
Vikings Continue to Impress
Sp 11 94 89(331), 4-B
Vikings Face Similar Foe
Sp 2 94 89(322), 4-B
Vikings Fall to Gators
Oc 15 94 89(365), 1-B
Vikings Going for First Region Win
Oc 4 94 89(354), 8-A
Vikings Headed in Right Direction
Sp 16 94 89(336), Gridtimes-3
Vikings in a Familiar Position
Sp 13 94 89(333), 9-A
Vikings Must Put First Loss Behind
Sp 30 94 89(350), 3-Supplement
Vikings Open Season 2-0
Sp 10 94 89(330), 1-B
Vikings Prepared to Reverse Losing Trend
Ag 28 94 89(317), 7-High School Supplement
Vikings See Chance to End Region Drought
Sp 23 94 89(343), Supplement-3
Vikings Stay Busy During Off Week
Nv 3 94 90(19), 1-D
Vikings Suffer Second Near-Miss in Region Play
Oc 9 94 89(359), 3-B
Vikings Tire of Close Losses
Oc 11 94 89(361), 7-A
Vikings to Face Another New Coach
Sp 7 94 89(327), 9-A
Vikings Turning Focus to Region
Sp 20 94 89(340), 7-A
Vikings' Twin Terrors: Manning Brothers Make Big Plays on Both Sides of Line
Oc 6 94 89(356), 1-D
Vikings' Wait Almost Over
Ag 30 94 89(319), 7-A
Young Vikings Set for Scrimmage
Ag 24 94 89(313), 10-A
Youth Shows in Viking Scrimmage
Ag 25 94 89(314), 1-D
Football--Lowndes Middle School
Lowndes Middle Football Physicals
Ag 20 94 89(309), 1-B
Ag 21 94 89(310), 1-B
Lowndes Middle Schedules Physicals
Ag 19 94 89(308), 10-A
Football--Madison County High School
Big Game Arrives for Madison County
Nv 4 94 90(20), 7-Supplement
Cowboys in Position for First Crown
Ag 28 94 89(317), 15-High School Supplement
Madison, Hamilton to Renew Rivalry
Sp 9 94 89(329), Supplement-7
Madison Rolling Toward Playoffs
Oc 29 94 90(14), 7-Supplement
Madison Topples Bradford 22-6
Oc 1 94 89(351), 3-B
Madison Trying to Overcome Loss to Wakulla
Nv 11 94 90(27), Gridtimes-6
Suwannee Edges Madison, 15-12
Sp 24 94 89(344), 3-B
Football--Mary Persons
Prep Coach Closing in on Milestone
Dc 2 94 90(48), 3-C
Football--Mitchel-Baker High School
Berrien's Hopes for the Playoffs on the Line at Mitchell-Baker
Nv 4 94 90(20), 5-Supplement
Football--Pierce County High School
Clinch Wins, 7-3
Sp 17 94 89(337), 3-B
Football--Pinevale Youth Center
Pinevale Wins Two Titles
Dc 2 94 90(48), 3-C
Football--Professional
Draft Stressful for Local Players
Ap 26 94 89(194), 7-A
Football--Richmond Academy
Delay Doesn't Stop Cats, 45-6
Sp 3 94 89(323), 1-B
Musketeers Know Challenge is Ahead
Sp 1 94 89(321), 8-A
Football--Savannah
Female Football Player Tackles by Surprise
Oc 17 94 90(2), 5-A
Football--Savannah High School
Lowndes, Savannah Meet at Crossroads
Sp 9 94 89(329), Supplement-3
Football--Screven County
Prep Football Star Killed in Accident
Je 4 94 89(233), 1-B
Football--Seminole County
Cole's 212-Yard Night Leads Brooks
Sp 17 94 89(337), 3-B
Football--South Georgia Classic
South Georgia Classic Finals Set
Nv 30 94 90(46), 2-B
South Georgia Classic Opens
Nv 27 94 90(43), 2-B
Football--Sumter County High School
Sumter County Spoils Cook's Homecoming, 21-8
Oc 15 94 89(365), 3-B
Football--Suwannee High School
Suwannee Edges Madison, 15-12
Sp 24 94 89(344), 3-B
Suwannee Still Team to Beat in District 2-AAA
Ag 28 94 89(317), 15-High School Supplement
Football--Terrell Academy
Terrell Arrives as Favorite
Ag 28 94 89(317), 14-High School Supplement
Terrell Beats Brookwood
Sp 24 94 89(344), 3-B
Football--Thomas County Central High School
Central Gets Second Chance at Worth
Nv 18 94 90(34), 4-Supplement
Central Now Has Look of Champion
Sp 23 94 89(343), Supplement-7
Central Wins, Thomasville Defeated
Sp 17 94 89(337), 3-B
Colquitt County Blasts TCC, 27-6
Sp 3 94 89(323), 4-B
Dunbar Scores Three Touchdowns; Central Blanks Thomasville
Oc 15 94 89(365), 3-B
Late Field Goal Lifts Cairo Past Thomas County Central
Oc 22 94 90(7), 3-B
Region 1-AAA Teams Moving up to Compete
Sp 16 94 89(336), Gridtimes-4
TCC Avenges Loss, Whips Worth, 35-7
Nv 19 94 90(35), 3-B
TCC Continues Chase of Yet Another Title
Dc 11 94 90(57), 2-B
TCC Whips Josey, 34-0
Dc 3 94 90(49), 2-B
TCC Wins Third Straight
Dc 18 94 90(64), 10-B
Thomas Central Topples Coffee
Sp 24 94 89(344), 3-B
Football--Thomasville High School
Bulldogs Squash Brooks County Comeback, 13-6
Sp 3 94 89(323), 4-B
Bulldogs, Yellow Jackets Headed in Right Direction
Sp 30 94 89(350), 6-Supplement
Central Wins, Thomasville Defeated
Sp 17 94 89(337), 3-B
Colquitt County Outlasts Thomasville, 31-7
Sp 10 94 89(330), 3-B
Colquitt County Ready for Another Thomasville Team
Sp 9 94 89(329), Supplement-7
Dunbar Scores Three Touchdowns; Central Blanks Thomasville
Oc 15 94 89(365), 3-B
Few Things Certain in 1-AAA Playoff Hunt
Nv 11 94 90(27), Gridtimes-4
Fourth-Quarter Outburst Sends Central Past Dougherty, 21-6
Oc 8 94 89(358), 3-B
Henry Leads Colquitt to Another Route
Sp 11 94 89(331), 4-B
Region 1-AAA Teams Moving up to Compete
Sp 16 94 89(336), Gridtimes-4
Second-Half Rally Sends Dougherty Past Thomasville
Oc 1 94 89(351), 3-B
Thomasville War Set to Be Waged
Oc 14 94 89(364), 4-Supplement
Thomasville, Westover Continue Playoff
Oc 29 94 90(14), 4-Supplement
Thomasville's Guyton Gives Pats Chance at Super Bowl
Dc 30 94 90(76), 3-C
Football--Tift County High School
Blue Devils Battle Chaotic Year
Oc 27 94 90(12), 1-D
Blue Devils Playing for Fifth Place in Region
Nv 11 94 90(27), Gridtimes-3
Brodie Retires at Tift County
My 5 94 89(203), 5-B
Coffee, Tift Get Early Look
Sp 9 94 89(329), Supplement-3
Coffee Wins Rematch with Tift
Oc 22 94 90(7), 3-B
Devils Riding Recent Success
Sp 30 94 89(350), 3-Supplement
Feely Finds Experienced Gators
Ag 28 94 89(317), 8-High School Supplement
Late Score Beats Coffee
Sp 10 94 89(330), 1-B
Tift County Assuming Role of Spoiler
Nv 4 94 90(20), 3-Supplement
Tift County Coffee Top 1-AAAA Poll
Nv 23 94 90(39), 1-B
Tift County to Confront Another Great Back
Oc 14 94 89(364), 3-Supplement
Tift Edges Lowndes, 14-13
Sp 24 94 89(344), 1-B
Tift Still Trying to Get Settled
Sp 21 94 89(341), 10-A
Football--Tiftarea Academy
Valwood Tiftarea Set to Renew Old Rivalry
Oc 14 94 89(364), 7-Supplement
Football--Toombs County High School
Brooks Buries Toombs, 19-7
Dc 3 94 90(49), 1-B
Toombs Rebounds from Down Year
Nv 30 94 90(46), 1-B
Football--Tri-County High School
Berrien Wins 2nd Region Contest
Sp 24 94 89(344), 3-B
Football--United States Naval Academy
Valdosta's Hart Named Co-Captain
Ap 25 94 89(193), 7-A
Football--University Christian
Epic Battle Set in Quitman
Sp 30 94 89(350), 8-Supplement
Football--University of Georgia
Barker the Difference for Tide
Nv 18 94 90(34), 3-B
Bridges Signs with UGA
Nv 14 94 90(30), 1-B
Bulldogs Davis Misses Scrimmage
Ag 28 94 89(317), 1-B
Bulldogs Depending of Revived Defense
Ag 21 94 89(310), 3-B
Bulldogs Depending on Defense
Ag 28 94 89(317), 4-College Supplement
Bulldogs Making Rare Florida Trip
Oc 28 94 90(13), 1-C
Bulldogs Takes out Frustrations on Indians, 70-6
Sp 18 94 89(338), 1-B
Campbell Brings Experience to Bulldog Post
Fe 21 94 89(132), 9-A
Campbell's UGA Stint Ends Quietly
Dc 1 94 90(47), 1-D
Clemson No Trouble for Georgia, 40-14
Oc 9 94 89(359), 1-B
Daddy Durham Makes Son, Southern Pay
Nv 29 94 90(45), 7-A
Davis Returns to UGA Practice
Ag 30 94 89(319), 8-A
Dawgs Head Back Between the Hedges
Ag 24 94 89(313), 10-A
Dawgs Hold off Rebels
Sp 25 94 89(345), 1-B
Dawgs Learning from Last Year
Ag 14 94 89(303), 2-B
Difficult Schedule Facing Georgia
Jl 8 94 89(267), 9-A
Dogs Lose First SEC Contest
Ja 16 94 89(96), 1-C
Dogs Lost Recruits Now up to Six
Jl 14 94 89(273), 4-B
Dogs' Woes Hurt Zeier's Heisman Hopes
Oc 23 94 90(8), 6-B
Dooley Happy with Dawg's Effect
Nv 15 94 90(31), 9-A
Dooley Signs Contract; Faces Tough Calls
Nv 18 94 90(34), 1-B
Dorsett, Dooley Named to Hall
Ja 18 94 89(98), 9-A
Florida Loss Reveals Georgia's Problems
Nv 2 94 90(18), 7-A
Former Lowndes Star Signs with Dogs
Jl 8 94 89(267), 9-A
Georgia Announces Spring Football Awards
Ap 1 94 89(169), 9-A
Georgia Defense Facing Challenge
Oc 29 94 90(14), 1-B
Georgia Expecting Battle with Better Team
Sp 24 94 89(344), 4-B
Georgia Hoping to Focus More on Running Game
Sp 17 94 89(337), 4-B
Georgia Needs Football Help Now
Ja 25 94 89(105), 8-A
Georgia No Longer in Awe of Florida
Oc 27 94 90(12), 3-D
Georgia Positioned for Upset
Sp 29 94 89(349), 1-D
Georgia Pushing Zeier for Heisman Trophy
Oc 4 94 89(354), 10-A
Georgia Seeking More Fan Support
Sp 10 94 89(330), 4-B
Georgia Series with Clemson Nears End
Oc 5 94 89(355), 4-B
Georgia Should Be Better Than Expected Next Season
Je 21 94 89(250), 6-A
Georgia Stings Georgia Tech, 48-10
Nv 26 94 90(42), 1-B
Georgia's Bell Sprains Knee
Ag 19 94 89(308), 11-A
Georgia's Ward Anxious to Return to Quarterback
Nv 11 94 90(27), 3-C
Georgia's Zeier Will Play, Despite Eligibility Rumors
Sp 3 94 89(323), 3-B
Goff Brushes off His Critics
Oc 19 94 90(4), 8-A
Goff Enters Athens Hospital
Dc 1 94 90(47), 1-D
Goff Moves Ward to Tailback Spot
Ag 26 94 89(315), 11-A
Goff Pleased by Georgia Workouts
Ag 15 94 89(304), 7-A
Goff Pleases with Bulldogs
Sp 29 94 89(349), 1-D
Goff Praises Freshman Class
Ag 16 94 89(305), 8-A
Goff Wants Ward to Get Chances
Sp 7 94 89(327), 10-A
Goff Wastes Little Time in Fixing UGA Defense
Fe 27 94 89(138), 1-B
Goff Works UGA Offensive Line
Sp 2 94 89(322), 5-B
Jobs May Be on Line in UGA-Tech Clash
Nv 25 94 90(41), 1-B
Kelly Going to Georgia
Fe 16 94 89(127), 3-B
Kines Accepts Georgia Position
Dc 5 94 90(51), 1-B
Knee Injury Places Godfrey on the Shelf
Mr 13 94 89(152), 1-B
Local Bulldogs Frustrated after Big Loss to Florida
Oc 31 94 90(16), 1-B
Logic on the Side of the Gator's this Week
Oc 28 94 90(13), 3-C
Parkman Earns Georgia Spot
Sp 1 94 89(321), 9-A
Questions Abound as College Football Nears
Ag 2 94 89(292), 6-A
Rouse Makes Return to Dawgs
Ag 17 94 89(306), 8-A
Sanford Suites Ready for Home Opener
Ag 21 94 89(310), 7-B
Seer Picks SEC Powers in Cakewalks
Sp 2 94 89(322), 6-B
UGA Defense Looking for Help
Sp 14 94 89(334), 11-A
UGA's Ward Not Worried by Change
Jl 25 94 89(284), 7-A
Vandy Hopes to Build on Win
Oc 17 94 90(2), 3-B
Vandy Shocks Georgia, 43-30
Oc 16 94 90(1), 1-B
Vols Pound Dawgs
Sp 11 94 89(331), 1-B
Ward Has Hard Decision to Make
Oc 21 94 90(6), 1-C
Zeier Eyes Another Record
Oc 15 94 89(365), 4-B
Zeier Picks up on Heisman Pace
Sp 7 94 89(327), 12-A
Zeier Planning His Best Season
Ag 29 94 89(318), 8-A
Zeier Rests Sore Shoulder
Sp 27 94 89(347), 8-A
Zeier's Decision Depends on Coach
Ja 7 94 89(84), 11-A
Football--Valdosta
Battle of Winnersville Set
Nv 11 94 90(27), 1-C
Camps Open to Cool Weather
Ag 16 94 89(305), 7-A
Football League Seeking Participants
Ag 16 94 89(305), 7-A
Football Season Has Arrived at Last
Ag 28 94 89(317), 2-College Supplement
New Season Accented by Changes
Ag 28 94 89(317), 2-High School Supplement
Parker Returns Home to Valdosta
Jl 6 94 89(265), 8-A
Plans for Winnersville Classic Under Way
Ag 4 94 89(293), 5-A
Tennessee "Invades" Valdosta Volunteer Fans Stop on Way to Bowl Game
Dc 29 94 90(75), 1-A
Times Football Section Coming
Ag 26 94 89(315), 10-A
Ag 27 94 89(316), 1-B
Valdosta Area Hotbed of Talent
Ag 28 94 89(317), 9-College Supplement
Valdosta Minister Included in SI Story
My 19 94 89(217), 5-B
Valdosta Project Gets Super Bowl Launch
Ja 29 94 89(109), 1-A
Winnersville Week Begins
Nv 7 94 90(23), 1-B
Football--Valdosta High School
48 Title Evokes Lasting Memories
Mr 11 94 89(150), 3-B
Altman's Hard Work Pays Off: Senior Guard Sparks Cats
Nv 2 94 90(18), 7-A
Area Prep Players Volunteer for Early Gridiron Action
Ag 7 94 89(296), 1-B
Atlanta Firm Markets Valdosta
Ag 28 94 89(317), 7-C
As Big Game Nears, Wildcat Enthusiasm Picks Up
Dc 9 94 90(55), 1-C
Bonners Chasing Down a Dream
Nv 17 94 90(33), 1-B
Break Over for Wildcats
Sp 2 94 89(322), 4-B
Brown a Late Bloomer for Cats
Sp 28 94 89(348), 1-B
Butler, Jones Head All Region Team
Nv 20 94 90(36), 1-B
Cats Begin Playoff Journey
Nv 21 94 90(37), 1-B
Cats Drop Two Spots in Poll
Oc 19 94 90(4), 8-A
Cats Expect Tough Test
Ag 30 94 89(319), 7-A
Cats Filling Holes
Ag 23 94 89(312), 7-A
Cats Hold Position in Poll
Oc 5 94 89(355), 1-B
Cats Hope to Avenge Loss
Sp 23 94 89(343), Supplement-3
Cats' Johnson on a Mission
Sp 29 94 89(349), 1-D
Cats Look to Extend Streak
Nv 1 94 90(17), 8-A
Cats' Moseley Goes to Work
Oc 13 94 89(363), 1-D
Cats Offense Earns High Marks
Sp 11 94 89(331), 4-B
Cats Passionate About Playoff Return
Nv 23 94 90(39), 1-B
Cats Prepare for Final Scrimmage
Ag 26 94 89(315), 10-A
Cats Ready for Nest Challenge
Sp 6 94 89(326), 6-A
Cats Seek Return to Playoffs
Ag 28 94 89(317), 5-High School Supplement
Cats to Face Desperate Tift Team
Oc 25 94 90(10), 7-A
Cats, Trojans on Road to Dome
Dc 5 94 90(51), 1-B
Clark Blows Past Opponents: Tailback Shining in Senior Campaign
Oc 26 94 90(11), 1-B
Cleveland Field, A Tradition for Sale?
Sp 18 94 89(338), 1-A
Colquitt, VHS Top State Poll
Sp 21 94 89(341), 10-A
Comeback Cats, 40-37: Carter's Late Kick Returns Valdosta to Litle Game
Dc 11 94 90(57), 1-A
Consistency Key for VHS Offense
Ag 28 94 89(317), 4-High School Supplement
Cooper Keeps Improving
Oc 27 94 90(12), 1-D
Countdown to Kickoff. . .Wildcats Back in Familiar Position
Dc 16 94 90(62), 1-B
Decision Time: Hunter, Godfrey Weighing Options
Dc 29 94 90(75), 1-D
Defense Strong in VHS Scrimmage
Ag 20 94 89(309), 1-B
Defense Will Play Big Role for Cats
Nv 25 94 90(41), 1-B
Delay Doesn't Stop Cats, 45-6
Sp 3 94 89(323), 1-B
Directions to the Georgia Dome
Dc 7 94 90(53), 1-B
Dc 8 94 90(54), 1-D
Elusive Wilson Named Times Player of the Year
Dc 31 94 90(77), 1-B
Family Key to Cats
Oc 10 94 89(360), 1-B
Football a Way of Life for Baker
Oc 5 94 89(355), 1-B
Football Players Reminisce
Ja 6 94 89(83), 3-A
Football Ticket Prices Increased
Ja 11 94 89(91), 8-A
Football Tradition Returns to Area (editorial)
Sp 2 94 89(322), 4-A
Former Grid Greats Keep Going as Coaches
Ag 28 94 89(317), 1-B
Friday's Cats Resemble Winners of Old
Dc 4 94 90(50), 1-B
Getting the Field Ready
Sp 4 94 89(324), 1-A
Hanks Gets a Kick out of Dome
Dc 8 94 90(54), 1-D
Hype Begins for Wildcats
Dc 5 94 90(52), 6-A
Johnson and Wildcats Ready to Bounce Back
My 29 94 89(227), 1-C
Key to Valdosta Offense Remains the Same
Nv 8 94 90(24), 7-A
A Kick off the Old Block: Carter Family Celebrates Winning Field Goal
Dc 14 94 90(60), 1-B
The Line Kings, Wildcat Interior Linemen Combine Size, Experience
Sp 21 94 89(341), 10-A
Lowndes Split Two Games with Valdosta
Oc 14 94 89(364), 2-C
Melton Making Most of Senior Campaign
Sp 14 94 89(334), 11-A
Memories of Winnersville Never Pass
Nv 11 94 90(27), Gridtimes-2
Molton Commits to Auburn
Fe 1 94 89(112), 8-A
Musketeers Know Challenge is Ahead
Sp 1 94 89(321), 8-A
N.Y. Times Writer Following Wildcats
Sp 23 94 89(343), 1-A
One's a Jester, the Other Always Wright
My 8 94 89(206), 1-C
Packers Flawless Against Wildcats
Dc 18 94 90(64), 1-B
Packers over Valdosta Victory
Oc 26 94 90(11), 1-B
Packers Top Cats
Dc 18 94 90(64), 1-A
Panthers Edge Cats for Sweep
Dc 4 94 90(50), 1-B
Piling up the Points
Dc 7 94 90(53), 1-B
Rebels Join State's Elite
Sp 28 94 89(348), 1-B
Seeking Satisfaction: Wildcats Johnson is Drawing Attention...
Nv 24 94 90(40), 1-D
On with the Show
Sp 4 94 89(324), 1-A
South Georgia's Football Saturday (editorial)
Dc 9 94 90(55), 4-A
Spring Toward Success
My 17 94 89(215), 7-A
Tiger QB Reminds of Wilson
Sp 22 94 89(342), 1-D
Title-Game Tickets are Hot Items
Dc 15 94 90(61), 1-A
Tough Test for Valdosta Brings Smiles on Sidelines
Sp 18 94 89(338), 4-B
Valdosta Banking on its Tradition
Dc 2 94 90(48), 1-C
Valdosta Blanks Columbia
Sp 24 94 89(344), 1-B
Valdosta Chosen to Lead Region
Ag 20 94 89(309), 1-B
Valdosta Continues Playoff Mastery
Nv 26 94 90(42), 1-B
Valdosta Defense Continues Tradition
Ag 28 94 89(317), 4-High School Supplement
Valdosta Dominant, Not Flashy
Nv 6 94 90(22), 3-B
Valdosta Finally into Region Play
Oc 4 94 89(354), 8-A
Valdosta Outscores Tift County, 58-21
Oc 29 94 90(14), 1-B
Valdosta Ready for out of State Foe
Sp 13 94 89(333), 9-A
Valdosta Ready to Avenge Loss
Sp 20 94 89(340), 7-A
Valdosta Season Not a Failure
Dc 19 94 90(65), 1-B
Valdosta Senior Coming Alive During Playoffs
Dc 1 94 90(47), 1-D
Valdosta Seniors Plan Cats' Return
Ag 28 94 89(317), 3-High School Supplement
Valdosta Shuts Down Aiken
Sp 17 94 89(337), 1-B
Valdosta Stays Put in Poll
Oc 26 94 90(11), 1-B
Valdosta 9th-Grade Players to Report
Jl 20 94 89(279), 10-A
Valdosta to See Different Camden
Sp 9 94 89(329), Supplement-3
Valdosta Walks over Bainbridge, 33-6
Nv 19 94 90(35), 1-B
Valdosta's Region Win Answers Many Questions
Oc 9 94 89(359), 3-B
Versatile Wilson Keep VHS Success
Nv 15 94 90(31), 7-A
VHS Begins Spring Football Workouts
My 16 94 89(214), 6-A
VHS Defense Shines in Spring Finale
My 28 94 89(226), 1-B
VHS Football Still Important
Oc 8 94 89(358), 1-B
VHS Tied for Third in State Prep Poll
Sp 7 94 89(327), 10-A
VHS Wildcats Still America's Best Program
Ag 28 94 89(317), 2-High School Supplement
Wildcat Beat Gets Louder
Ag 13 94 89(302), 1-B
Wildcat Bus Being Scheduled
Dc 5 94 90(52), 6-A
Dc 7 94 90(53), 1-B
Wildcat Mystique Alive and Well
Dc 12 94 90(58), 1-B
Wildcat Offense Returns to Form
Oc 23 94 90(8), 5-B
Wildcat Parking, VSU Makes Lot Available for Fans on Friday Nights
Sp 1 94 89(321), 1-A
Wildcat Search for No. 1 QB Continues
My 21 94 89(219), 1-B
Wildcat Tradition Airs Tonight
Dc 1 94 90(47), 1-D
Wildcat Way Interests Aiken Team
Sp 15 94 89(335), 1-D
Wildcat Win Ends Off-Season Worries, Boosts Confidence
Sp 4 94 89(324), 5-B
Wildcats Again in Their Own Comfort Zone
Nv 27 94 90(43), 1-B
Wildcats Brace for First Carolina Visitor
Sp 16 94 89(336), Gridtimes-3
Wildcats' Captain Pumped for Opener
Ag 31 94 89(320), 9-A
Wildcats Claw Trojans, 28-0
Nv 5 94 90(21), 1-B
Wildcats Continue to Post Amazing Numbers
Ag 14 94 89(303), 1-B
Wildcats Featured on GPTV
Sp 26 94 89(346), 1-B
Wildcats Hoping to Extend Streak
Nv 4 94 90(20), 3-Supplement
Wildcats in for Another Defensive Battle
Oc 18 94 90(3), 8-A
Wildcats' Jones Makes Most of Talent
Sp 7 94 89(327), 9-A
Wildcats Know the Butler Can Do It
Nv 18 94 90(34), 2-Supplement
Wildcats No. 3 in Latest Poll
Sp 14 94 89(334), 11-A
Wildcats Not Looking Past Devils
Oc 29 94 90(14), 3-Supplement
Wildcats Not Upset by Effort
Dc 18 94 90(64), 1-B
Wildcats Offense Continues Roll
Nv 12 94 90(28), 3-B
Wildcats on Track to Return to Normalcy
Ag 28 94 89(317), 5-High School Supplement
Wildcats Open Region with Impressive Win
Oc 8 94 89(358), 1-B
Wildcats, Panthers Similar in Style
Dc 10 94 90(56), 1-C
Wildcats Ready for Final Spring Test
My 27 94 89(225), 10-A
Wildcats Ready for First Official Fall Scrimmage
Ag 19 94 89(308), 10-A
Wildcats Remember Glory Days
Ja 9 94 89(86), 1-C
Wildcats Roll over Gators
Oc 22 94 90(7), 1-B
Wildcats Roll to 49-14 Victory
Sp 10 94 89(330), 1-B
Wildcats Seek Revenge Against Colquitt County
Dc 13 94 90(59), 7-A
Wildcats Set for Second Season
Nv 15 94 90(31), 7-A
Wildcats Slash Vikings, 52-12
Nv 12 94 90(28), 1-B
Wildcats Topple Bearcats
Dc 7 94 90(53), 1-B
Wildcats, Trojans, Chasing Titles
Nv 29 94 90(45), 6-A
Wildcats Win a Shootout Brown Rolls over Eagles in 42-32 Win
Dc 3 94 90(49), 1-B
Wildcats Wrap up Fall Camp
Ag 27 94 89(316), 1-B
Wilson Engineers Potent Wildcats
Sp 13 94 89(333), 9-A
Wilson Represents Wildcat System
Oc 9 94 89(359), 1-B
Football--Valdosta State University
58-6, Valdosta State Routs Fort Valley
Sp 18 94 89(338), 1-B
Addo to Test Blazers Defense
Oc 13 94 89(363), 1-D
Alabama No Sweet Home for Hatcher
Nv 25 94 90(41), 1-B
Alumni Weekend Brings Back Memories, Bruises
Ap 24 94 89(192), 1-C
Another Game, Another Blowout Blazers Pounce on Livingston in 63-0 Win
Oc 2 94 89(352), 1-B
Balzer Offense Coming to Life
Sp 1 94 89(321), 8-A
Blazer Defense Controlls Scrimmage
Ap 20 94 89(188), 2-B
Blazer Football Coaches at Clinic
Jl 21 94 89(280), 4-B
Blazer Football Hype Begins
Je 24 94 89(253), 8-A, 9-A
Blazer Line Taking Shape
Ag 19 94 89(308), 10-A
Blazer Notes: Recruiting Odyssey
Fe 3 94 89(114), 4-B, 5-B
Blazer Offense Facing Major Test
Nv 4 94 90(20), 1-B
Blazers Anxious for Next Battle
Sp 17 94 89(337), 1-B
Blazers' Baird Wins at Rollins
Nv 10 94 90(26), 2-D
Blazers' Big Day Arrives
Oc 8 94 89(358), 1-B
Blazers Blank Knoxville
Sp 4 94 89(324), 1-B
Blazers Bomb Chargers: Valdosta State Makes Statement with 38-7 Win
Oc 9 94 89(359), 1-B
Blazers Deserve Complete Support of Valdosta
Ja 31 94 89(111), 8-A
Blazers Drop Second Straight
Dc 14 94 90(60), 3-B
Blazers Drop to No. 6 in Poll
Nv 8 94 90(24), 7-A
Blazers Garner GSC Awards
Je 28 94 89(257), 7-A
Blazers Gunning for Win No. 9
Oc 29 94 90(14), 1-B
Blazer's Hatcher a Hill Trophy Finalist
Nv 18 94 90(34), 1-B
Blazers Look to Extend Streaks
Oc 22 94 90(7), 1-B
Blazers Make D-II Playoffs: VSU Will Host Albany State . . .
Nv 14 94 90(30), 1-B
Blazers Making a Habit out of Winning
Oc 25 94 90(10), 7-A
Blazers No. 17 in Division II Poll
Ag 23 94 89(312), 7-A
Blazers No. 7 in Latest Poll
Sp 20 94 89(340), 7-A
Blazers No. 10 in Nation
Sp 13 94 89(333), 9-A
Blazers No. 4 in National Poll
Sp 27 94 89(347), 7-A
Blazers Not Overlooking Livingston
Oc 1 94 89(351), 1-B
Blazers Plans to Continue Rolling
Oc 11 94 89(361), 7-A
Blazers Putting Loss Behind
Nv 11 94 90(27), 1-C
Blazers Ready for Challenge
Nv 19 94 90(35), 1-B
Blazers Ready for Title Run
Ag 17 94 89(306), 8-A
Blazers Release Football Schedule
My 6 94 89(204), 9-A
Blazers Remain Third in Poll
Oc 18 94 90(3), 8-A
Blazers Roll a Perfect Seven
Oc 16 94 90(1), 10-B
Blazers Set to Battle Knights
Sp 10 94 89(330), 1-B
Blazers Shock Knights, 31-14
Sp 11 94 89(331), 1-B
Blazers Sign Seven
Fe 3 94 89(114), 4-B, 6-B
Blazers Survive Playoff Scare. . .
Nv 20 94 90(36), 1-B
Blazers to Play on SportSouth
Ag 20 94 89(309), 1-B
Blazer's Win Should Gain Team Respect
Sp 12 94 89(332), 1-B
Blazers Win Ugly, Top Chocs
Oc 23 94 90(8), 1-B
Braddock a Special VSU Player
Sp 23 94 89(343), 1-B
Chris Hatcher: Blazers' Top Gun
Ag 28 94 89(317), 6-College Supplement
Clark Looking for Upset
Sp 22 94 89(342), 1-D
Cleveland Field, A Tradition for Sale?
Sp 18 94 89(338), 1-A
Close Game May Help VSU vs. Lions
Nv 21 94 90(37), 1-B
Coneset Lifting VSU to New Levels
Mr 13 94 89(152), 5-B
Countdown to Showdown Begins: Valdosta State, UNA Game. . .
Oc 31 94 90(16), 1-B
Defense Rules Blazer Spring Workouts
Ap 10 94 89(178), 1-C
Diversity Key to Blazer Offense
Ag 28 94 89(317), 6-College Supplement
Expectations Understandably High. . .
Ag 28 94 89(317), 6-College Supplement
Favorites Clear for GSC Title
Ag 28 94 89(317), 7-College Supplement
Fort Valley Coach Used to Big Games
Sp 15 94 89(335), 1-D
Foundation Laid for VSU Season
Ag 9 94 89(298), 7-A
Glisson Highlights VSU Scrimmage
Ap 17 94 89(185), 2-C
Goff Well Aware of Critics: Pressure Mounts for UGA Coach
Nv 1 94 90(17), 8-A
Graham to Test VSU Defensive Streak
Oc 6 94 89(356), 1-D
Hammering Home the Point
Dc 21 94 90(67), 1-B
The Harlon Hill Was Decided Today
Oc 9 94 89(359), 8-B
Hatcher Among 3 Hill Award Finalists
Dc 2 94 90(48), 2-C
Hatcher Cruises to "Hill"
Dc 10 94 90(56), 1-C
Hatcher Fulfills Mumme Prophecy
Dc 11 94 90(57), 1-B
Hatcher, Graham Focusing on Teams
Oc 7 94 89(357), 1-B
Hatcher Tops Little All-American Team
Dc 23 94 90(69), 1-C
Hatcher's Thrill Could Be "Hill": Blazer QB Expected. . .
Dc 9 94 90(55), 1-C
History Blazers Hall's Path to Valdosta
Ja 29 94 89(109), 7-A
A Homecoming Shootout: Blazers Outscore Braves
Oc 16 94 90(1), 1-B
Knights Respect VSU Talent
Sp 7 94 89(327), 9-A
Kurinsky, Gets Taste of Life in NFL
My 18 94 89(216), 10-A
Lions Save Best for Blazers
Nv 24 94 90(40), 1-D
McPhail Anxious to Visit Old Team
Sp 9 94 89(329), 1-B
Mitchell a Silent Leader for VSU
Oc 14 94 89(364), 1-C
Motivation is Not a Problem for VSU
Oc 15 94 89(365), 1-B
Move Pays off for Moore
Sp 30 94 89(350), 10-A
Mumme Wants More from Offense
Sp 8 94 89(328), 1-D
National Title Foremost on Hampton's Wish List
Ag 25 94 89(314), 1-D
No. 3 Blazers Await Chargers
Oc 4 94 89(354), 8-A
North Alabama. . .27 Valdosta. . .24
Nv 27 94 90(43), 8-B
Not Ready for Prime Time: North Alabama Sticks Valdosta State, 38-21
Nv 6 94 90(22), 1-B
Now Hatcher's King of the Hill
Dc 10 94 90(56), 1-A
Records to Fall in Blazer Finale
Nv 12 94 90(28), 1-B
Reddies Recall Blazer Offense
Nv 10 94 90(26), 1-D
Seven Blazers Earn All-GSC
Nv 15 94 90(31), 7-A
Spring Football Opens
Mr 31 94 89(170), 4-B
Stage Set for No. 1 Battle
Nv 1 94 90(17), 8-A
State Looking for a Winner
Oc 27 94 90(12), 1-D
Student-Athlete Supreme, Johnson Happy to Be a Blazer
Sp 16 94 89(336), 1-C
A Super Experience, VSU's Moves Has Unique Perspective on Big Game
Ja 30 94 89(110), 1-C
Super Shots at Super Bowl
Ja 27 94 89(107), 2-C
Suprised in Seattle, Former VSU Star Edwards an NFL Hit
Ja 25 94 89(105), 8-A
Surprised in Seattle, Former VSU Star Edwards an NFL Hit
Ja 25 94 89(105), 8-A
Swin Says He's Lucky in Life
Ja 28 94 89(108), 5-A
Top Spot on Line in Florence
Nv 5 94 90(21), 1-B
In Usual Spot, Blazers Fight Back for Homecoming Victory
Oc 17 94 90(2), 1-B
Valdosta Project Gets Super Bowl Launch
Ja 29 94 89(109), 1-A
Valdosta St. Teams at Home Tonight
Nv 21 94 90(37), 1-B
Valdosta State 31, Central Florida 14
Sp 11 94 89(331), 1-A
Valdosta State's Man in Waiting: Loree Ready for Pressure Situation
Oc 28 94 90(13), 1-C
VSU Defense Has Few Weak Links
Ag 28 94 89(317), 7-College Supplement
VSU Defense Will Face Option Again
Nv 3 94 90(19), 1-D
VSU Enters Game-Week Routine
Ag 30 94 89(319), 7-A
VSU Extends Mumme Contract--Blazers Add Ex-Bulldog
Ja 7 94 89(84), 10-A, 11-A
VSU Falls in GSC Title Game
Ap 24 94 89(192), 2-C
VSU Fans Get Chance to Meet Blazers
Nv 10 94 90(26), 1-D
VSU Football Begins Spring Preparations
Ap 4 94 89(172), 7-A
VSU Has No Trouble in Pre-GSC Contests
Sp 26 94 89(346), 1-B
VSU Hosting End of Season Event
Dc 8 94 90(54), 1-D
VSU Impressive in Latest Route
Sp 19 94 89(339), 1-B
VSU Keeps on Rolling
Oc 3 94 89(353), 1-B
VSU Picture Day at Cleveland Field Today
Ag 21 94 89(310), 1-B
VSU Player Remains in Critical Condition
Jl 2 94 89(261), 1-B
VSU Proves Mettle
Oc 10 94 89(360), 1-B
VSU Ready for History Lesson
Nv 26 94 90(42), 1-B
VSU Routs Clark, 63-6
Sp 25 94 89(345), 1-B
VSU Season Ends in a Tie
Nv 27 94 90(43), 1-B
VSU Staff Undergoes Facelift
Jl 19 94 89(278), 7-A
VSU Stays on Track
Oc 24 94 90(9), 1-B
VSU, UNA Top Coaches Poll
Jl 31 94 89(290), 1-C
VSU Wins Third to Remain Undefeated
Dc 4 94 90(50), 1-B
VSU's Morris Lands NFL Job
Fe 8 94 89(119), 8-A, 9-A
VSU's Opener Serves Purpose
Sp 5 94 89(325), 1-B
VSU's Ross Makes Most of Changes
Ag 21 94 89(310), 1-B
VSU's West Dies
Jl 5 94 89(264), 6-A
Waiting Finally over for Blazers
Sp 3 94 89(323), 1-B
Waiting on the Call
Ap 24 94 89(192), 1-C
West Not Forgotten by VSU Players
Jl 21 94 89(280), 4-B
West Still in Critical Condition
Jl 3 94 89(262), 1-B
Williams Outgrows Moniker
Sp 2 94 89(322), 4-B
Williams Saves Best for Crucial Playoff Situation
Nv 20 94 90(36), 12-B
Youth Football Camp Scheduled at VSU
Je 22 94 89(251), 11-A
Football--Valwood
Area Teams Open Season
Sp 2 94 89(322), 4-B
Brookwood, Horne Blow Past Valwood
Sp 10 94 89(330), 3-B
Brookwood, Valwood Ready for Physical Showdown
Sp 9 94 89(329), Supplement-6
Football Tradition Returns to Area (editorial)
Sp 2 94 89(322), 4-A
Transfer Pays Off for Valwood's Pass
Nv 3 94 90(19), 1-D
Valiants Battling Numbers Problem
Ag 28 94 89(317), 14-High School Supplement
Valiants Look to Build on Win
Oc 29 94 90(14), 7-Supplement
Valiants Seeking Consistent Play
Sp 23 94 89(343), Supplement-6
Valiants Sprint Past Cross Keys, 48-20
Sp 24 94 89(344), 3-B
Valwood Facing Another Large School Challenge
Sp 16 94 89(336), Gridtimes-6
Valwood Falls to Terrell in 30-19 Homecoming Loss
Nv 5 94 90(21), 3-B
Valwood in for Tough Challenge
Sp 30 94 89(350), 7-Supplement
Valwood Opens with Win over Cougars
Sp 3 94 89(323), 4-B
Valwood Rolls Past Westbrook
Oc 7 94 89(357), 1-B
Valwood Tiftarea Set to Renew Old Rivalry
Oc 14 94 89(364), 7-Supplement
Valwood-Westbrook Rematch Moved Up
Oc 6 94 89(356), 2-D
Valwood's Weidinger Sacks Competition
Sp 8 94 89(328), 1-D
Westbrook Survives Late Rally, Beats Valwood
Dc 7 94 90(53), 1-B
Westwood Runs Past Valwood, 29-14
Sp 17 94 89(337), 3-B
Football--Ware County High School
Coffee Pounds Ware, 27-9
Oc 1 94 89(351), 3-B
Gators Chomping for Region Win
Oc 13 94 89(363), 1-D
New Gators Join Region Wars
Ag 28 94 89(317), 8-High School Supplement
Football--Warner Robins
Blacks Plan "Dixie" Boycott
Sp 24 94 89(344), 5-A
Eagles Responding to New Head Coach
Nv 30 94 90(46), 1-B
Parents Want "Dixie" Removed from Games
Ag 28 94 89(317), 3-B
Football--Washington County High School
Washington Co. Whips Carrollton
Dc 11 94 90(57), 2-B
Football--West Georgia College
West Ga. Comes Back to Earth
Sp 25 94 89(345), 2-B
Football--Westbrook
Area Teams Open Season
Sp 2 94 89(322), 4-B
Cougars Pass into New Era
Ag 28 94 89(317), 14-High School Supplement
Valwood Opens with Win over Cougars
Sp 3 94 89(323), 4-B
Valwood Rolls Past Westbrook
Oc 7 94 89(357), 1-B
Valwood-Westbrook Rematch Moved Up
Oc 6 94 89(356), 2-D
Westbrook Forced to Forfeit Game
Nv 11 94 90(27), 1-C
Westbrook Has Chance to Bounce Back from Loss
Nv 4 94 90(20), 7-Supplement
Westbrook Survives Late Rally, Beats Valwood
Dc 7 94 90(53), 1-B
Football--Westwood
Westwood Runs Past Valwood, 29-14
Sp 17 94 89(337), 3-B
Football--Wilcox County High School
Clinch Falls, 19-6
Sp 24 94 89(344), 3-B
Football Recruiting
Analyzing the Beautiful Season of Recruiting
Fe 3 94 89(114), 4-B
Georgia Schools Announce Signees
Fe 3 94 89(114), 5-B
South Georgia Signing Day: Nine Area Players Sign Scholarships
Fe 3 94 89(114), 4-B, 6-B
Forage Plantas
Peace on Cutting Edge of Peanuts
Je 3 94 89(232), 1-A
Force, Alden Wesley
Alden Force
Fe 25 94 89(136), 2-B
Force, John William
Obituary
Ap 14 94 89(182), 2-A
Ford, Buie
Obituary
Mr 17 94 89(156), 2-A
Ford, Lawrence
Plumber's Assistant Dies in Ditch Accident
My 4 94 89(202), 6-A
Ford Motor Company
Car Compaines Rolling out Performance Machines
My 15 94 89(213), 9-C
Ford to Expand Recycling Program
My 19 94 89(217), 4-D
Fore, Nancy Delk
Obituary
Oc 15 94 89(365), 2-A
Foreign Students--Valdosta State University
Exchange Students Becoming Family
Fe 21 94 89(132), 5-A
VSU Professor to Give Chinese Students Business Lessons
Ag 8 94 89(297), 1-A
Forest and Forestry
Burning Important to Pine Forests
Mr 9 94 89(148), 5-A
Enviromnentalists Gain Ground in Saving Forests
Ap 11 94 89(179), 3-A
Georgia's Tree IQ Not Good
Oc 23 94 90(8), 8-A
Tax Breaks for Tree Growers Haven't Helped Georgia Forests
Sp 15 94 89(335), 7-A
Timber Expo Popular
My 1 94 89(199), 1-A
Forest Fires
Burn Clears Land, Slows Traffic
Ja 22 94 89(102), 1-A
Burning Important to Pine Forests
Mr 9 94 89(148), 5-A
Time Editors Get Kudzu for Opinions (editorial)
Sp 15 94 89(335), 4-A
Forest Rangers
Ranger a Veteran in Lowndes Area
Oc 23 94 90(8), 6-A
Forgery--Atlanta
Employee Charged in Fake Beauty Licenses
Ag 12 94 89(301), 6-A
Fornes, Bill
Valdosta Veteran on a Mission
Jl 3 94 89(262), 6-A
Forrest, Anne Dorelle
Collier-Forrest
Wedding
Dc 20 94 90(66), 2-C
Forrest-Collier
Engagement
Ag 16 94 89(305), 2-B
"Forrest Gump"
Forrest Gump Takes a Look at Life (editorial)
Ag 4 94 89(293), 4-A
"Forrest Gump" Will Change Viewer's Outlook on His Life
Jl 28 94 89(287), 2-C
Life is Like a Park Bench
Sp 30 94 89(350), 1-A
Sonny Shoyer Appears in New Motion Picture
Je 23 94 89(252), 2-B
Forrest, James
Forrest Enjoying Tech Season
Fe 20 94 89(131), 3-C
Tech Shocks UNC. . Again
Fe 13 94 89(124), 3-B
Forrest, Verna Willis
Obituary
My 3 94 89(201), 2-A
Forrester, J. Owen
Judge Ignoring Crack Guidelines
Ag 28 94 89(317), 7-A
Forsyth County Sheriff's Department
Forsyth's Sheriff Resigning Feb. 28
Fe 17 94 89(128), 6-A
Fort Benning
CIA Attending Fort's Jobs Fair
My 21 94 89(219), 6-A
Fort Benning MPs Leave for Haiti
Sp 23 94 89(343), 4-A
Georgia Soldiers Head for Haiti
Sp 29 94 89(349), 6-A
Rogers Packs a Safe Parachute
My 26 94 89(224), 5-B
Fort Valley State College
Seeds Planted by College Program Helping Minority Farmers to Grow
Dc 31 94 90(77), 6-A
Fortman, Traycee Lynn
Fortman-Martin
Engagement
Oc 4 94 89(354), 3-B
Foster Home Care
Foster Homes Needed
Ja 19 94 89(99), 2-B
Foster Parents Honored for Work
Ja 19 94 89(99), 2-B
Foster, Ozella Martin
Obituary
Jl 8 94 89(267), 2-A
Foster, Willie K. and Louise
The Fosters
Anniversary
Dc 22 94 90(68), 2-C
Fountain, Eula B.
Funeral
Fe 5 94 89(116), 2-A
Obituary
Fe 4 94 89(115), 2-A
Fountain, Everette P.
Obituary
Jl 16 94 89(275), 2-A
Fountain, Lounell
Obituary
Je 27 94 89(256), 2-A
Fountain of Age--Book Review
Book Delves into What Keeps People Going After Age 60
Je 1 94 89(230), 6-B
Fountain, Paul M.
Obituary
Sp 11 94 89(331), 2-A
Fountain, Richard
Peterson-Fountain
Engagement
Jl 19 94 89(278), 2-B
Fountain, Virgil
Obituary
My 24 94 89(222), 2-A
Four-H Clubs--Georgia
4-H Members Complete Family Projects
Dc 29 94 90(75), 3-C
4-H'er Places in State Contest
Dc 29 94 90(75), 3-C
4-H'ers Attend Fall Forum 1994
Dc 29 94 90(75), 3-C
4-H'ers Raise $ for Heart
Fe 11 94 89(122), 2-B
Beauty Queens Crowned
My 5 94 89(203), 3-C
Four-H Clubs--Lowndes County
4-H'ers Attend Horse School
Ag 8 94 89(297), 3-B
Lowndes 4-H'ers Celebrate Georgia Week Oct 2-8
Oc 6 94 89(356), 2-C
Lowndes 4-H'ers Honored at Banquet
Oc 12 94 89(362), 2-C
Lowndes County 4-H Compete in Tifton
My 19 94 89(217), 7-C
Four-H Clubs--Valdosta
4-H'ers Attend State Meeting
Jl 27 94 89(286), 5-B
4-H'ers Place in Horse Show
Ag 9 94 89(298), 3-B
4-H'ers Win in District Competition
Jl 27 94 89(286), 2-B
Two Area Teens Win State 4-H Honors
Ag 12 94 89(301), 3-A
Volunteer 4-H Leaders Receive Master Awards
Jl 27 94 89(286), 3-B
Fourth of July
Area Cities Plan Their Independence Day
Jl 1 94 89(260), 1-A
Fourth of July Should See a New Patriotism (editorial)
Jl 4 94 89(263), 4-A
More to Die on Fourth Than in Past, Official Says
Je 28 94 89(257), 3-A
Much of Lowndes Closed for Fourth of July
Jl 2 94 89(261), 1-A
Storm Dampens Fourth of July Festivities
Jl 5 94 89(264), 1-A
Valdostans Have Happy Fourth Despite Weather
Jl 5 94 89(264), 1-A
Fowlkes, Buddy
Atlanta Ex-Councilman Takes the Stand
Ag 18 94 89(307), 5-A
Ex-Atlanta Councilman Convicted Monday
Ag 23 94 89(312), 3-A
Fowlkes, Marion Isabel
Obituary
Mr 9 94 89(148), 2-A
FOX
Atlanta Station Drops CBS, Switches to FOX Television
My 24 94 89(222), 5-B
Fox Shaking up TV Veiwing
My 29 94 89(227), 4-A
Fox Theatre--Atlanta
Broadway Bound "Hello, Dolly!" Coming to Atlanta's Fox Theatre
Ag 12 94 89(301), 2-B
Series Announces Schedule
Je 16 94 89(245), 2-C, 3-C
Francis Lake A.M.E. Church
Church Revival at Francis Lake
Ag 27 94 89(316), 8-A
Franklin, Sister Hattie Lowe
Obituary
Ap 29 94 89(197), 2-A
Franklin, William Charles
Field Hand Charged in Farmer's Death
Nv 12 94 90(28), 5-A
Franks, David Scott
Georgia Authorities Seek Extradition of Franks
Ag 17 94 89(306), 6-A
Judge Has Franks Bound over for Trial
Ag 31 94 89(320), 5-A
Fraser, Scott
Birth
Ag 5 94 89(294), 12-A
Fraternities and Sororities--Georgia Institute of Technology
Frat Suspended
Fe 26 94 89(137), 3-A
Fraternities and Sororities--University of Georgia
UGA Fraternities Need the Grades to Party
Je 5 94 89(234), 6-A
Fraternities and Sororities--Valdosta State University
12 Valdosta State Coeds Chosen as TKE Calendar Girls
Ja 10 94 89(90), 3-B
Frat Party Investigation Continues
Fe 24 94 89(135), 1-A
Frat Slowly Squeezing out Old South Days
Mr 6 94 89(145), 3-A
Public Service Finds Black Fraternities, Sororities
Fe 14 94 89(125), 5-A
Sorority to Sponsor Bone Marrow Typing
Ap 28 94 89(196), 3-A
VSU Fraternity Deals with Accident
Mr 6 94 89(145), 10-A
VSU Fraternity Moves on Building Plans
Je 13 94 89(242), 3-A
VSU Students Attended Party Before the Incident
Fe 19 94 89(130), 1-A
VSU Won't Take Action Against KA
Mr 17 94 89(156), 1-A
Fraud
Beware Telemarket Travel Rip-Offs
Mr 18 94 89(157), 1-B
Elderly More Susceptible to Fraud Deception
Oc 6 94 89(356), 2-C
Fraud--Atlanta
Mortgage Brokers Plead Innocent in Fraud
Mr 30 94 89(169), 6-A
Fraud--Lowndes County
Inmate Caught Getting Unemployment
Fe 3 94 89(114), 1-A
Fraud--Stone Mountain
Stone Mountain Man Pleads in Fraud Case
Ag 19 94 89(308), 5-A
Fraud--Valdosta
Broadcaster Charged in Prescription Fraud Case
Sp 3 94 89(323), 3-A
Federal Investigation Continues into Two Former Saft Employees
Fe 15 94 89(126), 3-A
Former Saft Employees Plead Guilty in Scam
My 19 94 89(217), 3-A
Lowndes Businessman Indicted in Alleged Fuel-Buying Scheme
Oc 8 94 89(358), 3-A
Sheriff Warns Residents of Fraud Phone Solicitations
Ag 13 94 89(302), 3-A
Frazier, Eloise
Obituary
My 20 94 89(218), 2-A
Frazier, Vance Wallace
Obituary
Je 21 94 89(250), 2-A
Freaknik
City Reluctantly Prepares for Students
Ap 22 94 89(190), 5-A
City to Consider Stricter Party Guidelines
Ap 27 94 89(195), 5-A
Mayor: Behave or Be Busted
Sp 24 94 89(344), 5-A
Opponents of Party to Turn Tables on Mayor
Ap 30 94 89(198), 5-A
Frech, William Paul
Dixon-Frech Wedding Scheduled for Dec. 3
Ag 16 94 89(305), 2-B
Free Masons--Valdosta
Masons to Hold "Fun Day"
My 27 94 89(225), 6-A
Sack Race Fun
My 29 94 89(227), 5-A
Freedom Foundation
Local Students Attend Conference
Dc 23 94 90(69), 5-A
Freedom of Speech
Letters to Editor a Freedom of Speech (letter)
Je 27 94 89(256), 4-A
Other Voices. . .(editorial reprinted from The Parkersburg Sentinel (WV))
Je 13 94 89(242), 4-A
Praise for Speaking Out
My 30 94 89(228), 4-A
We Still Have Free Speech (editorial)
My 22 94 89(220), 4-A
Freedom of the Press
Remembering What Free Press is About (editorial)
My 3 94 89(201), 4-A
Valdosta Man Wins National Arms Award
Mr 31 94 89(170), 3-A
Freeman, Chad Wesley
Freeman-Bennett
Wedding
Dc 2 94 90(48), 4-B
Freeman, Maurice
Brooks County Hires New Coach
My 27 94 89(225), 10-A
Successful Debut Earns Freeman Award
Dc 31 94 90(77), 1-B
Freemen, Grant
Birth
My 29 94 89(227), 3-B
Freifield, Nina
Statesboro Artist Wants to Teach Homeless to Paint, Express Feelings
My 3 94 89(201), 5-A
Friendships
Friendships Change Through the Years
Ap 21 94 89(189), 1-C
Frix, Carolyn Jelks
Obituary
Ja 12 94 89(92), 2-A
Fry, Lloyd W.
Obituary
Ag 13 94 89(302), 2-A
Fulghum, Arthur C.
Obituary
Ap 11 94 89(170), 2-A
Fullwood, Girlie Ann
Obituary
Ap 12 94 89(180), 2-A
Fulton County Commission
Elections Board Moves Against Bell
Je 15 94 89(244), 6-A
Fund Raisers--Atlanta
GBI to Probe Murphy's Picnic
Sp 13 94 89(333), 5-A
Fund Raisers--Georgia
Donations Sought from Prison Workers
My 21 94 89(219), 6-A
Funderburke, Laura
Funderburke-Boyd
Engagement
Mr 13 94 89(152), 2-C
Funeral Rites and Ceremonies--Sumner
Last Request Denied in Georgia Burial
Ap 9 94 89(177), 5-A
Funerals--Adel
Funeral Business Unpredictable
My 29 94 89(227), 7-C
Funerals--Atlanta
Farrakhan Speaks at Funeral of Youth
My 30 94 89(228), 5-A
Fungicide
Tommy Irwin Issues Fungicide Exemption
Oc 25 94 90(10), 5-A
Furniture Renewal
Improving the Look of Outdoor Furniture
Ag 7 94 89(296), 1-D
Fusarium Stem Rot
Look Out for Fusarium Stem Rot
Je 24 94 89(253), 1-B
Futch, Alex, Jr.
Obituary
Sp 5 94 89(325), 2-A
Futch, Fannie Bell
Obituary
Sp 23 94 89(343), 2-A
Futch, Lewie M.
Obituary
Ja 19 94 89(99), 2-A
Futch, Robin Charlene
Futch-Allred
Engagement
Nv 1 94 90(17), 2-B
Futch, Ruby Crawford
Obituary
Ja 23 94 89(103), 2-A
Future Business Leaders of America
Valdostan Elected State FBLA Official
Ap 18 94 89(186), 1-A
Future Farmers of America--Valdosta
Attend Convention
Ag 12 94 89(301), 2-B
Attend FFA Camp
Ag 12 94 89(301), 2-B
FFA Members Attend Meet
Jl 27 94 89(286), 2-B
Future Homemakers of America--Valdosta
Attend FHA Camp
Ag 12 94 89(301), 2-B
FHA Members Attend Camp
Jl 27 94 89(286), 3-B
Future Homemakers of America Presents Awards
Jl 29 94 89(288), 3-B