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Family roots, customer connections fuel Kim’s Kitchen & Noodle Bar expansion

Several Albany food businesses have shut their doors this year. Kim, 41, is going the other way. His Kim's Kitchen & Noodle Bar, at 717 N. Westover Blvd., is expanding into the space Milkster left empty next door, and Kim is aiming to open it Oct. 10.

Southwest Georgia Career Expo lets job seekers shine in Albany

“I’m just trying to get a career, just anything that might spark my interest, really. I just want to see what’s out there."

Lee County approves hospital bond payments in 95-second vote

The contract requires payments even if the hospital closes; officials say county can afford estimated $2 million annually without raising tax rate.

Lee County would repay $30 million for a hospital it won’t own

The authority approved resolutions moving the process forward. Final construction costs, interest rates and repayment terms remain unsettled. The larger portion of the borrowing depends on a federal guarantee that has not yet been approved, and the entire plan must still be validated in court.

Joshua Harrison pounds the pavement to provide shoes for Dougherty County children

"Being able to work with the H.E.A.R.T. organization and they work with me as one of their protege sons, it really made my life different. I want to let children feel better about themselves.

17th annual Unity in the Community brings food, fun to Albany

“We think it’s the perfect time to have a barbecue with all the violence in the community. It’s a chance to come together and do something positive. "

NAMI Albany keeps mental health awareness on community’s radar

“One of the most powerful things we can do is talk openly about mental health. The more we talk about it, the easier it becomes."

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