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An insider’s (semi-fictionalized) look at Cruising Albany’s Slappey Boulevard
Graylon Brunson has written and published a pair of books about Cruising Slappey Boulevard as a teenager.
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An insider’s (semi-fictionalized) look at Cruising Albany’s Slappey Boulevard
Graylon Brunson has written and published a pair of books about Cruising Slappey Boulevard as a teenager.
Taylor Sanders rewriting record book while helping change Baker County football
Terrance King has been around Baker County football from the beginning.
Albany State honors 2026 Hall of Fame class
Albany State University celebrated generations of athletic achievement Friday night, honoring former Golden Rams who left their marks as athletes, coaches and community leaders while also recognizing a championship team from Darton State College.
Michael Jordan’s ‘Last Dance’ jersey sells for record $12.26M
Michael Jordan’s jersey from Game 3 of the 1998 NBA Finals sold for $12.26 million on Tuesday, breaking the record for a piece of Jordan memorabilia.
Twice as Nice: Jin Chung captures second Georgia PGA Championship
Jin Chung, PGA of America Teaching Professional at Chateau Elan Golf Club, captured his second Georgia PGA Championship on Wednesday at Champions Retreat Golf Club, finishing at 5-under-par 211to add the 2026 title to his 2024 victory.
Who’s not paying?
Nearly 1 of every 5 dollars of property value in Dougherty County pays no property tax at all.
With new assessment notices hitting hard after Dougherty’s first full revaluation since 2007, and many residents are facing sharply higher values, the question of who carries the tax base is no longer abstract.
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