Without Insurance Albany GA skate park is padlocked

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Without Insurance Albany GA skate park is padlocked

1 Comment 13 January 2010

The City of Albany allowed a businessman to operate the $500,000 taxpayer-owned skateboard park for $1 a year without a lease or liability insurance, public records show. Assistant City Manager James Taylor told the Albany-Dougherty Inner City Authority last week that the city padlocked the skateboard park on the Flint River’s [...]

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Fullerton appointed to Board of Bar Examiners

No Comments 11 December 2009

Gregory Fullerton, a partner in the law firm of Watson Spence LLP in Albany, has been sworn in for a six-year term to the Board of Bar Examiners by Georgia Supreme Court Presiding Justice George Carley. A ceremony took place at the State of Georgia Board of Bar Examiners meeting at Mercer University Law School [...]

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Historic 1600 Acre Souter Plantation to Sell at Auction

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Historic 1600 Acre Souter Plantation to Sell at Auction

No Comments 03 December 2009

ALBANY, GA – On December 12, 2009, for the first time in over 150 years, 1,600 acres of the historic Souter Plantation in Macon County, Ga. Will be offered at auction by J. Durham & Associates Inc. of Albany. This auction offers the bidder a once in a lifetime chance at owning a piece of [...]

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Albanians Eat More Chicken

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Albanians Eat More Chicken

No Comments 20 November 2009

catch phrase at Albany’s Chic-Fil-A drive thru. Then again, this isn’t your typical fast food restaurant. Here, patrons are more likely to hear, “See you tomorrow!” Happy customers are return customers and that’s exactly what has put the Albany store in the top three across the nation in terms of cost efficiency and profitability. In fact, [...]

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State agency helping Citizens in rural areas

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State agency helping Citizens in rural areas

No Comments 18 November 2009

USDA Rural Development in Georgia has been very busy and working very hard for our rural communities throughout the state. As the new state director, I am very proud of the employees who have been doing that work. I wanted to recognize them and say “thank you” for a job very well done. I also [...]

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Palmyra bariatric center recognized for ‘excellence’

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Palmyra bariatric center recognized for ‘excellence’

1 Comment 18 November 2009

Patients Kim Barber (from left) and Kendra Wilson chat with Amy Grasman, the Bariatric Institute of Southwest Georgia’s director, on Tuesday at Palmyra Medical Center. The institute has been named an American Society for Metabolic and Baiatric Surgery Bariatric Surgery of Excellence. (Photos by Kevin Hogencamp.) Palmyra Medical Center announced Tuesday that the Bariatric Institute of Southwest [...]

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Business: Buffet going forward with old-fashioned service

No Comments 13 November 2009

February 2010 will mark seven years that Albany’s Old Times Country Buffet on Dawson Road has been serving up down home vittles. It is one of eight eateries owned by Valdosta Restaurateur, Pat O’Neal, and according to Old Times Manager, B.J. Fletcher, one of the best, showing a 12 percent growth in business over last [...]

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Pieces of the good old days

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Pieces of the good old days

No Comments 06 November 2009

Invariably, when you get in a conversation about Albany with someone that grew up here, someone is bound to start a sentence with; “I remember when …” That was part of Ron Westbrook’s thinking when he opened up Good Old Days Antiques about four months ago. Located at 202 W. Broad Ave. in the old Owens [...]

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Welcome “Back”, Carter

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Welcome “Back”, Carter

No Comments 06 November 2009

Albany native and commercial real estate agent Mary Carter has come home, although technically she never left. Carter recently joined the local team at Murray Webb and Associates. Before this “move” she was with Athens-based Thomas Crane Realty. Carter worked for Crane from her home here, and was focused on retail development in the Albany area [...]

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Albany dealership holds it in the road

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Albany dealership holds it in the road

No Comments 04 November 2009

In 1948, Albany saw the showroom doors of Albany Ford, Lincoln, Mercury open for the first time. Two of the community’s big names in business; Haley and Pritchett, were behind the post-World War II venture, and the new dealership was a sign of good days ahead. In 1951, Pritchett bought out and took over the [...]

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