Dawson Fire Department might get new home after 120 years at downtown location
Dawson’s Fire Department may soon be getting a new home as equipment outgrows the dated structure.
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Albany State student youngest to run for Camilla’s City Council
The Albany State University criminal justice sophomore has aspired to be a government leader since high school and believes there’s no better place to start than his hometown’s local government. By putting his name in the race, he became the youngest person to run for a city council seat in Camilla ever.
‘He turned into a monster’: Alleged victims of Albany attorney speak out
Lying about settlement money, falsifying documents and signatures and using client funds for personal use are just some of the damning allegations that have come out against an Albany attorney since complaints with the Georgia State Bar become public.
Albany attorney requests temporary suspension of his law license amid ongoing disciplinary matters
Joseph Durham Jr. filed a Petition for Voluntary Discipline, Monday, requesting that the Court impose an emergency suspension in accordance with Bar rules, until the resolution of multiple disciplinary matters pending against him.
Georgia gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms talks with farmers during Albany campaign stop
Keisha Lance Bottoms visited with Black farmers at the Albany office for the Federation of Southern Cooperatives (FSC,) a non-profit cooperative that supports Black farmers and landowners.
Albany State University among several historically black colleges and universities receiving threats
Students, faculty and staff at Albany State University’s were temporarily relocated after the school received a bomb threat to its east campus, Sunday.
‘A lot of work to do:’ Dawson mayor holds town hall to address infrastructure, other city issues
Leaders here hosted an open forum for Dawson residents to learn about ongoing issues and progress being made toward sewer, water and road infrastructure.
United Way of Southwest Georgia hosts first Campaign Kickoff with new leadership
This year’s campaign fundraising goal is $650,000 raised between Sept. 18 and Dec. 18.
City of Dawson approves water and sewer infrastructure projects.
Dawson’s City Council approved sewer work along 1st Avenue and water repairs along Orndorff Drive during its September council meeting.
Southwest Georgia faces looming infrastructure crisis
For most small, rural towns, the cost to repair vital infrastructure is too great for a shrinking tax base.
