Former Albany HR director levels new charges
Tweet Mary Lamont: City Manager Alfred Lott hid forgeries from federal authorities and covered up a discrimination complaint by destroying public records By Tom Knighton Al Lott is sounding rather cocky for a man who’s just tendered resignation, including claiming that he has some dirt on former Albany Human Resources Director Mary Lamont, though he’s [...]
Read More →Underwood dies while on vacation
Tweet William (Bill) F. Underwood Jr., 65, of Albany, GA died Thursday, in New Mexico while on vacation. Kimbrell-Stern Funeral Directors are in charge of his funeral arrangemnets.
Read More →From racist rant to racial harmony tale
Tweet Our nation’s latest ugly debate over race focused the country’s attention on south Georgia. At first it seemed to be a sordid example of blatant racism. But it turned out to be a beautiful story of racial harmony right here in the deep south that should be held up as a shining example to [...]
Read More →Abounding in hope
Tweet May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that you may abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. – Romans 15:13 What does it mean to be filled with all joy and peace in believing? Have you ever considered God “the God of hope”? [...]
Read More →Marcia Hood takes over Chorale’s baton
Tweet By Cathy Higgins The Albany Chorale has a new artistic director at the helm, as longtime Albany music aficionado Marcia Hood fills the position in time to start the 2010-11 season. Hood comes into the position that was vacated by Keith Walker who is moving out of state to further his education. She does [...]
Read More →Racism dominating, hindering community
Tweet Of all of Albany City Manager Alfred Lott’s shortcomings, racism may be what brings him down. It’s ironic: Lott’s not racist, just discriminatory. How’s that, you say? Lott applied for the Albany city manager position after a career in the military and brief stint in local government as a small-town public works director and [...]
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