Just four years after the Biden administration’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement severed ties with the Irwin County Detention Center over abuse, the facility is once again receiving immigrant detainees.
The Albany community has watched the walls go up on the Dawson Road location for more than six months, and on Oct. 24, the whole community will finally be able to browse the aisles and shop during the grand opening.
Duncan wanted to highlight the Trump administration’s attacks on health care through the statewide “Protect Georgians’ Health Care” tour. Stopping in Savannah, Homerville, Clarkston, Warner Robins, Augusta and Albany, Duncan pledged to stand up to U.S. President Donald Trump and bring down health care costs as Governor.
A tangled web of old zoning maps, a mismatched zoning ordinance and miscommunication over recent convenience store construction has Dawson city officials calling for an overhaul of the city’s zoning framework.
The Family Fall Festival will take place Oct. 25 from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. at Cooper Carver Elementary School. The event is free and open to the public and will host a slew of kids games, food giveaways, free health screenings and more. It will also be the second time researchers from Morehouse School of Medicine will conduct a research project involving members of the Terrell County Community as part of the “Discovery of Us” project.
One year later, ASU is rolling out new safety strategies. Students said they haven’t forgotten the incident but are ready to jump back into celebration.
The sale will take place from 8 a.m. until 1 p.m., Saturday, and the group is welcoming donations at the house from 9 a.m. until about noon throughout the week.
Dozens of people descended upon the Flint River’s banks and channels on foot and in kayaks to clean up litter for the 21st annual Rivers Alive Flint River Clean-Up, Saturday.
The Albany Civic Center was a bustling hub of connection as the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce hosted its 2025 annual Biz Expo, Thursday afternoon.
Growth, education and safety are top of mind for Georgia Sen. John F. Kennedy as he leads his campaign to be Georgia’s next Lieutenant Governor.
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