Leaders here hosted an open forum for Dawson residents to learn about ongoing issues and progress being made toward sewer, water and road infrastructure.
This year’s campaign fundraising goal is $650,000 raised between Sept. 18 and Dec. 18.
Dawson’s City Council approved sewer work along 1st Avenue and water repairs along Orndorff Drive during its September council meeting.
For most small, rural towns, the cost to repair vital infrastructure is too great for a shrinking tax base.
The Dougherty County Sheriff’s Office is bringing the community together for the 16th year with its annual Unity in the Community Barbecue, Saturday.
The petition, filed on Sept. 12, alleges attorney Joseph Durham Jr. made numerous violations of the Georgia Rules of Professional Conduct and argues that Durham’s conduct poses a substantial threat of harm to his clients and the public.
Lexie hasn’t lost her motivation, and veterinarians at Bush decided to step into new territory for the clinic. Lexie is now the clinic’s first patient to use a prosthetic leg.
About 100 women in business gathered, Wednesday, to network, learn strategies and talk about being a woman in the workplace at the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce’s 2025 Propel Summit.
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