Dougherty Commission approves spending settlement funds for opioid response kits, drug counseling
“We’re looking forward to putting this funding to use. This could potentially be a lifesaver having this in the hands of first-responser units.”
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Search of Dougherty residence leads to seizure of guns, cash, suspected marijuana
Police seized about 10 ounces of suspected marijuana, three rifles, a handgun and other items during the Tuesday search.
Dougherty high school students get real-world lessons in car safety
“It’s going to save some lives. I’ll put it that way. I believe that.”
Dougherty County law enforcement community remembers fallen officers
They believed their lives could make a difference in someone else’s worst moments. They were daughters and sons, mothers and fathers, family and friends, and they were our neighbors.
Dougherty County still eligible for conservation grant money
"I’m excited. I’m still looking at what we can be doing now to help the park become this one-stop destination that people are excited to come to.”
‘Work-Based Learning Program’ launches Dougherty high school students into full-time jobs
“This is our first year in partnership with Webstaurant, and it’s already showing results,” Schools Superintendent Ken Dyer told a Herald reporter after the ceremony. “We’re excited for them. It’s a mutually beneficial partnership.
Dougherty County police issue warning about credit card skimming devices
Scammers can install a skimmer device, which download or wirelessly transfer a customer’s card data, in a matter of seconds, according to the FBI. Fuel pumps and automated teller machines (ATMs) are favored spot for scammers to place the devices.
Dougherty elections office announces precinct changes ahead of May 19 primary election
“They’re going to come back and build something for the community where we can also hold voting. When they’re finished with Bill Miller, we’re going to ask to go back over there.”
Statewide judicial candidates make cases for re-election during law meeting in Albany
“I believe in an impartial judiciary committed to the rule of law. I believe that when parties come before the court they are entitled to have the rules enforced and never be subjected to the personal biases of the judges.”
Dougherty County Bar Association honors Judge Herbert Phipps, state Sen. Freddie Powell Sims
“I’m really blown away by the attention, the words that were shared about my dad, all the stories about him. He really valued the friendships he had with everybody.”
