Reddish: Officer illegally used GCIC
Tweet By Kevin Hogencamp Ousted airport operations and maintenance manager Sean Reddish has leveled charges that an airport safety officer illegally used a police computer for a verification check on Reddish’s vehicle’s license tag. Reddish filed a complaint with the Albany police chief, Dougherty County sheriff and Dougherty district attorney’s office. The primary subject of [...]
Read More →ASU to present Christmas concert
Tweet Staff reports The Albany State University Concert Chorale and Chamber Singers will continue a Christmas tradition by presenting their annual holiday concert as a gift to the Albany community. This year’s concert will be held at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 5, at St. Teresa’s Catholic Church in Albany. There is no admission charge.
Read More →Chick-fil-A Rally
Tweet Special to the Journal The Chick-fil-A at Albany Square has stepped out of the box to make an emotional connection with the community that it serves. Owner-operators K.J. and Anna Wari, along with their outside sales manager, Lawrence Knighton, put together the first Rising Leaders Rally in Albany on Nov. 9 at Darton College. [...]
Read More →Rams remain perfect
Tweet Special to the Journal The Albany State University football team is three wins from perfection. And, because of the Golden Rams’ regular-season success, they’re still at home. After defeating the Wingate University Bulldogs 30-28 on Nov. 27, the Rams hope to get a step closer to an NCAA Division II championship title when they [...]
Read More →‘City of Generosity’ This ‘pay-it-forward’ initiative starts with a loaf of bread and just may change Albany forever
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Tweet Something The Bread House & Granary on Dawson Road has been quietly-but-eagerly concocting over the past few days could dramatically alter Albany’s course, which many of us believe is misguided, at best. Then again, it may not. But the small business’s efforts are certainly going to make Albany a more beautiful community, no matter [...]
Read More →Mission accomplished, Knights, with perfection
Tweet By Mike Flynn For most of the 1990s and part of this decade, the Tattnall Square Academy Trojans dominated GISA AAA football action. That all changed around 7:45 p.m. last Friday. Those of us that follow the Deerfield-Windsor Knights have known this was coming, but it became official during the first quarter of the [...]
Read More →EPA’s regulations Put jobs at risk
Tweet When an agency pushing a new regulation admits that it “would slow construction nationwide for years, with all the adverse effects that this would have on economic development”, there is a complete disconnect from reality. The reality today is that our nation continues to suffer from tough economic times, with unemployment remaining at depressing [...]
Read More →Church Briefs
Tweet Now- Sunday, Dec. 12 Gospel sings will be held at 7 p.m. Sundays at Western Sizzlin’ on East Oglethorpe Boulevard. Performing will be Seeds of Faith on Dec. 5, and Mighty Rushing Wind on Dec. 12.
Read More →Holiday safety tips
Tweet During the holiday season, busy people intent on trying to complete their Christmas shopping may fall prey to unscrupulous criminals who skulk in mall and shopping center parking lots, doing their “shopping” from the packages placed in parked vehicles. Some foresight and planning can reduce the chances of becoming a victim during a season [...]
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