Anna Wari from Chick-fil-A was the guest speaker at a Westover High School Future Business Leaders of America meeting on January 18th. Mrs. Wari spoke about the new healthy food choices offered by Chick-fil-A. She encouraged students to consider make good nutritional choices each day.
Written by Jim Hall. Email your questions to geekspeak@mchsi.com . You can find Jim online at HallsTrainingSolutions.com
What do I have to do to keep my computer out of trouble? That was the question and I’m taking it to include avoiding security problems and eliminating actions that bring unwanted or unexpected results. You’re not looking for trouble; just want to enjoy a happy, safe, fast computer environment.
Here goes my rogues list of menaces, counting down in reverse order. Number five is what I call “Happy Fingers”. I’m referring to the practice of leaving your fingers on the keyboard after you’ve input something and unintentionally tapping a key(s) so that some unwanted action occurs; many times without being conscious of it. This ends up with unwanted checkboxes and other errant messages that take you away from your intended task. The opposing effect can happen when you flip through a Website form and miss un-checking a box that results in receipt of email and other offers from companies you had no interest in.
Number four is what I call unsafe email practices. This includes opening mail with attachments from people you don’t recognize, replying to requests for personal information and using a weak password in your email account.
Next on my countdown is neglecting needed maintenance and backups. Even if you have Windows updates and your AVG updates and scans on automatic, you should manually verify that all is well on some kind of regular basis. If you are backing up important files automatically, verify the procedure to make sure it works as you expect.
Second from the worst is unsafe surfing. Traveling in cyberspace is kind of like real life travel. You need to be aware of the neighborhood you’re in. The worst possible neighborhood for picking up malware is a porno site. Second worst is an illegal music sharing site. There always seems to be some site that offers copyrighted music for “free”. Current, popular music is never free except maybe as a snippet to get you to buy a song or an album. There are some sites that offer classical music free and you will sometimes find music whose copyright has expired, but don’t expect current offerings. If you find yourself accidentally on a porno or other undesirable site, close your browser and empty all the temporary files (easy to do with a free utility like CCleaner or SlimCleaner).
At the top of my rogues list is a teenage boy. There is no more dangerous threat to computer tranquility than a teenage boy. They generally combine happy fingers and a lack of attention to detail with a penchant for pornography and a love of music, especially “free” music. If you have a child or grandchild in this category it would be well to let him sign into your PC with his own profile, or better yet buy him a separate PC. That will probably be cheaper and less aggravating in the long run. I say this not so much as a criticism of the species, but as a warning to my readers. Teenage boys cannot help it; they’re just wired that way, best forewarned than sorry.
For 2012, resolve to send your questions to:geekspeak@mchsi.com
Doug Rea is the Pastor at Connections in Albany, GA.
Here’s a brand new way of looking at your New Year’s resolutions. Don’t make any. Do nothing different in ’12 than you did in 2011. Eat the same…Exercise the same…Spend the same…Study the same. JUST AS LONG AS you don’t mind getting the same results in 2012 as you did in 2011 – change nothing. Obviously I am being a bit tongue-and-cheek to make my point.
Someone once said that the definition of insanity is to do the same thing you’ve always done – but always expect different results. It is kind of ridiculous to think you can expect something new to come from doing things the same way you always have.
In 2012 – do something different. Set some realistic goals for yourself and write them down. Repeat them everyday – out loud. Nothing will happen until you learn to speak it. Don’t reach for the moon – just reach a little higher this year than you did the last.
What is really the difference is between a $1,000,000,000 race horse and a $100,000 race horse? Is the million dollar horse actually 10X faster than the $100,000.00 horse? Of course not! All a horse and rider have to do to be 10X as valuable is to “win by a nose” What I’m saying is this – just be a “nose better” in 2012. That small amount has the potential to move you 10 times further what you would think.
So this year – don’t set yourself up for a world of disappointments. Just move the bar by an inch. In the world of sports, champions are separated by a split second, a hundredth of a second, a margin of less than an inch, or just one punch. And like all athletes in a race – don’t forget to have the people around you to help you succeeded like coaches that have done it or have coached others to do what you want to accomplish. Make 2012 YOUR year!
Alexander, Justin, Dec. 21, hold for other law enforcement
Ali, Rada, Dec. 18, theft by shoplifting
Anderson, Frederick Dontria, Dec. 15, failure to appear, off bond, pandering
Anderson, Willie Charles Jr., Dec. 20, prob violation
Antonio, Rene, Dec. 21, prob violation
Avery, Alvin Bernard, Dec. 16, theft by shoplifting
Banks, Delesha Lashonna, Dec. 21, theft by shoplifting
Bankston, Jerry Tawan, Dec. 21, weekend prisoner
Barber, King, Dec. 19, simple battery
Barney, Yulante, Dec. 19, criminal damage to property 2nd degree
Bass, Sheila Denise, Dec. 15, possession of cocaine, prostitution
Belcher, Angela Sue, Dec. 20, contempt of court
Bell, Major Lee Jr., Dec. 20, prob violation
Blocker, Tikey Nicole, Dec. 20, theft by shoplifting
Bradwell, Ayana Zikia, Dec. 20, simple battery
Brazier, Bryant Jermaine, Dec. 16, red light, suspended dl 4th offense
Brightwell, Earnest II, Dec. 17, suspended dl 1st offense
Brookins, Darrion Rashad, Dec. 16, weekend prisoner
Brown, Derrick Rodriquez, Dec. 20, theft by shoplifting
Brown, Fabian Tyrone, 20111222, emergency help-interfering with call for
Brown, Shunteria Monique, Dec. 17, simple battery, simple battery – family violence
Brumby, Timothy, Dec. 20, prob violation
Burgess, Steven Craig, Dec. 21, theft by shoplifting
Butler, Kenneth Bernard, Dec. 16, prob violation
Byrd, Sherwin Ann, Dec. 18, theft by shoplifting
Campbell, Jeremiah, Dec. 21, theft by shoplifting
Campbell, Patricia Ann, Dec. 17, driving on right required, dui (1st offense alcohol)
Canon, Thomas Wayne, Dec. 15, aggravated assault
Carter, Curtis, Dec. 15, criminal trespass, simple battery, giving false name,add,dob to police
Carter, Raymond, Dec. 18, dui (1st offense alcohol), stop sign/yield signs
Cheatham, Theron Jr., Dec. 16, state crt intermittent sentence
Clark, Gerard Catedrick, Dec. 19, parole viol
Clyde, Johnny Lee, Dec. 19, prob violation
Cobb, Deanthony Jamil, Dec. 21, hold for other law enforcement
Collins, Debra Ann, Dec. 15, prob violation
Cook, Robert Lee, Dec. 19, disorderly conduct,general
Cooper, Derrick Danyell, Dec. 20, prob violation
Cooper, Steve Allen, Dec. 18, no insurance 1st off, suspended dl 2nd offense
Covin, Devonta Rashad, Dec. 17, aggravated assault, aggravated battery, battery (2 counts), cruelty to children in 3rd degree 3rd or sub ofnse, theft by taking , unlawful f per employ/assc w/ str gang
Cross, Alvin Bernard Jr., Dec. 17, rico act/racket/corrupt org. vio ocga 16-14-1 (2 counts), simple battery, unlawful f per employ/assc w/ str gang (2 counts)
Culbreth, Lacosta Leigh, Dec. 16, weekend prisoner
Davis, Arlandius Tyrone, Dec. 18, criminal use of article with altered id mark
Davis, Ashley Tamara, Dec. 17, interfer w/police, open container (po), poss consumpt alco by minor
Day, Martauvis Deshum, Dec. 15, pandering, parole viol
Devita, Melissa Parsons, Dec. 17, failure to appear, state court sentence
Dicks, Phillip Gray, Dec. 18, seat belts required, suspended dl 1st offense
Dixon, Andre Danuille, Dec. 15, failure to appear
Donaldson, Joe Nathan, Dec. 15, open container (po), suspended dl 1st offense
Dowell, Willie Lee, Dec. 16, state crt intermittent sentence, superior crt intermittent sentence
Duke, Michael Logan, Dec. 18, defective tires, dui driv under the inf of alc conc .08g more 3 hrs, operating unsafe vehicle
Duncan, Demond Bernard, Dec. 17, prob violation
Dunnom, Rodney Sharod, Dec. 19, prob violation
Edwards, Sasha Cerria Domin, Dec. 20, aggravated assault
Ellis, Tashea Ke’Man, Dec. 20, suspended dl 1st offense
Ferguson, Robert Forrest, Dec. 16, hold for other law enforcement, prob viol, theft by taking
Fisher, Ashley Nicole Story, Dec. 16, prob violation
Franks, Sherri Marie, Dec. 17, prob violation
Frazier, Javonta Trinard, Dec. 16, suspended dl 1st offense
Freeman, Montorey Quanarda, Dec. 18, disorderly conduct, general
Gardner, Roger Zedrick Jr., Dec. 17, civ contempt (child sup)
Gary, Frank Calvin, Dec. 20, superior court sentence
Gibson, Montrail Brashuan, Dec. 18, theft by shoplifting
Gilbert, Junior IV, Dec. 17, prob violation
Gordon, Cordaryl Deontray, Dec. 19, driving while license suspended/revoked, speeding (10-15)
Gordon, Katie Lynn, Dec. 19, interfer w/police
Green, Nicole Renee, Dec. 15, prob violation, superior court sentence
Green, Ruthern Festsmile, Dec. 20, driving while license suspended/revoked, forgery 1st degree, giving false name,add,dob to police, seat belt required, suspended/revoked license (2nd)
Green, Samuel Loucester, Dec. 18, state crt intermittent sentence
Guest, Joe Lewis III, 20111222, prob violation
Hall, Kori Lenard, Dec. 19, prob violation
Hall, Lindsey Kaye, Dec. 20, foll too closely, suspended dl 1st offense
Hall, Maurice, Dec. 16, hold for other law enforcement
Hall, Tanoris Meshon, Dec. 16, court order sentence
Harper, Kevin Antron, Dec. 18, prob violation
Harper, Robert Herbert, Dec. 17, contempt of court, theft by taking
Harper, Willie Gene, Dec. 19, battery, civ contempt (child sup)
Harris, Kimpatrick, Dec. 18, driving while license suspended/revoked, speeding (10-15), suspended/revoked license (2nd)
Harvey, Kevin Nichlos, Dec. 17, DUI-of alcohol/drugs, headlights required
Harvey, Nyrie Auriece, Dec. 16, prob violation
Hayes, Cleveland Jetarus, Dec. 17, failure to appear, state court sentence, suspended dl 1st offense
Haynes, Nathan, Dec. 17, criminal trespass
Hernandez, Armando Manrique, Dec. 16, public indecency/general
Hicks, Ashley Contessa, Dec. 21, prob violation
Hill, Dale Demetric, Dec. 18, hold for other law enforcement
Hillman, Daphne Katina, 20111222, simple battery
Hodge, Dontavious Turane, Dec. 17, aggravated stalking, criminal trespass; furnish/sell alcohol to minor, simple battery
Holley, Enorris, Dec. 20, parole viol
Holton, Malika Takesha, Dec. 16, driving while license suspended/revoked, no insurance (1st off), speeding (35)
Hosley, Dontevious Rashaad, Dec. 15, marijuana-possess less than 1oz.
Huff, Phillip Gaston, Dec. 16, burglary, theft by taking
Huiras, Tanner James, Dec. 19, superior court sentence
Jackson, Anthony Bernard, Dec. 16, suspended dl 1st offense
Jackson, Melvin James, Dec. 17, giving false name,add,dob to police, prob violation , theft by taking
Jackson, Roosevelt Jr., Dec. 15, prob violation
Jackson, Waylon Charles, Dec. 15, contempt of court
James, Chaka Malik II, Dec. 20, obstruction of officers, possession and use of drug related objects, refuse to move at req of officer
Jay, William Carl, Dec. 15, pandering
Johnson, Dewey Chester Jr., Dec. 17, prob violation
Johnson, Jermaine Darius, Dec. 19, peeping tom
Johnson, Jerry II, Dec. 17, prob violation
Johnson, Khiry Dewayne, Dec. 17, theft by shoplifting
Johnson, Kimberly Tyniese, Dec. 17, expired tag, headlights required, suspended/revoked license (3rd)
Johnson, Rashad Amad, Dec. 16, theft by shoplifting
Jones, Altravius, Dec. 21, damage/destroy mailboxes-deface (2 counts)
Jones, La’Keysha Shantrel, Dec. 15, simple assault
Jones, Phillip Jammaal, Dec. 15, hold for other law enforcement
Justice, Connie Lynn, Dec. 21, false swearing, malicious confinement of sane person
Kerr, Tye Wayne, Dec. 17, disorderly conduct, general
King, Marvin Phillip, Dec. 18, simple battery, simple battery
Knight, Thomas Randolph, Dec. 20, failure to appear
Laster, Otis Reese, Dec. 15, prob viol
Leahy, Patrick, Dec. 16, DUI-of alcohol/drugs, DUI (1st offense alcohol)
Lee, Jimmy Jr, Dec. 20, battery, civ contempt (child sup) (2 counts), criminal trespass
Lewis, Gloria Jean, Dec. 17, terroristic threats and acts
Lunceford, Bobby, Dec. 16, disorderly conduct, general
Lunsford, Wayne Earl, Dec. 16, state crt intermittent sentence
Mack, Willie Charles, Dec. 20, theft by shoplifting (2 counts)
Maness, Carolyn Leigh, Dec. 21, purchase/poss/have cont of sched II ex narcotics
Mango, Freddie Lenard, Dec. 16, prob violation
Mansfield, David Brett, Dec. 18, driving while license suspended/revoked, marijuana-possess less than 1oz., obstruction of officers, open container alcohol-in poss of driver, receipt/poss/transf firearm by conv fel 1st ofndr
Mathis, Garon Leon Jr., Dec. 21, dang.drugs-ill sale/dist/poss execpt certain condi, marijuana-possess less than 1oz., possession of a schedule i or ii cont sub wid
Mathis, Ronnie Norkeith, Dec. 20, state crt intermittent sentence
Mathis, Shumn Terevo, Dec. 18, DUI-of alcohol/drugs, no insurance (1st off), signs & markers,compl w/traf control devices
Mccray, Charity Antoinette, Dec. 19, simple assault
Mccray, Michael Borden, Dec. 21, simple battery
Mccray, Natosha Charmane, Dec. 20, contempt of court
Mcgee, Dontavius T, Dec. 16, driving while license suspended/revoked, speeding (16-20)
Mimbs, Giovanna Leona, Dec. 17, battery
Mincey, Rashid Ezekiel, Dec. 20, contempt of court (2 counts), prob viol
Montgomery, Jasmine Janell, Dec. 19, duty-involving inj or death, foll to closely
Moss, Henry Marvin, Dec. 20, parole viol
Newell, Jody Lee, Dec. 17, prob violation
Odom, Jessica Genae, Dec. 20, theft by shoplifting
Ousley, Jennifer Louise, Dec. 15, parole viol, prostitution
Payton, Harry Tony, Dec. 16, suspended dl 1st offense
Perkins, Jahara Marquese, Dec. 16, prob violation
Perry, Lester James, Dec. 20, hold for other law enforcement, signs & markers comp w/traf control devices, suspended dl 1st offense
Peterson, Michael Anthony Jr., Dec. 16, court order sentence
Phillips, Kimela Smith, Dec. 15, driving while license suspended/revoked, expired tag, speeding (21-25)
Potter, Joshua, Dec. 19, prob violation
Price, Waymon Lloyd, Dec. 15, housed for other law enforcement, parole viol
Pullen, Tommy Joe, Dec. 19, prob violation
Randall, Onzelo, Dec. 18, criminal trespass
Rawls, Linda Marie, Dec. 15, driving while license suspended/revoked, giving false name,add,dob to police, headlights required certain times, marijuana-possess less than 1oz.
Reese, William Benjamin, 20111222, public indecency/general
Richardson, Travis Sentel, Dec. 17, hold for other law enforcement, prob viol, prob violation
Rogers, Jennifer Margaret, Dec. 17, disorderly conduct, general
Rogers, Stewart Scott, Dec. 17, disorderly conduct, general
Ross, Roderick Demond, Dec. 21, receipt/poss/transf firearm by conv fel 1st ofndr
Ross, Tommie Lee, Dec. 20, driving while license suspended/revoked, headlights required
Rucker, Sylvester, Dec. 17, theft by shoplifting
Sanders, James William Jr., Dec. 17, giving false name,add,dob to police, prob violation
Sanders, Kenneth Maurice, Dec. 15, contempt of court, suspended dl 1st offense
Sapp, Willie Michael, Dec. 18, DUI (2nd offense alcohol), improper lane chge/dr on rdways for traffic, taillight requirements
Sherrod, Robbie Lee, Dec. 18, weekend prisoner
Simon, Erica Lakay, Dec. 17, theft by shoplifting
Simpson, Justin Norkeith, Dec. 20, failure to appear, off bond
Singelton, Shalandrea Shanice, Dec. 21, carrying weapon without license – 1st offense, theft by shoplifting
Smith, James Jr., Dec. 15, suspended dl 1st offense
Smith, Mary Jean, Dec. 17, theft by shoplifting
Soilberry, Latracia Michelle, Dec. 20, theft by shoplifting
Spencer, Michael, Dec. 21, theft by shoplifting
Spraggins, Steven Bernard, Dec. 15, suspended dl 1st offense
Stephens, James Mozell Jr., Dec. 21, prob violation
Stevens, Christopher Maurice, Dec. 17, open container (po), prob violation
Stovall, Mark, Dec. 17, child safety restraints, no dl on person, dl disply on demain, suspended dl 2nd offense
Swan, Nathaniel, 20111222, violation of georgia employment security law (9 counts)
Swan, Nathaniel Jr., Dec. 20, criminal trespass, prob viol (2 counts)
Taylor, Justin Latrez, Dec. 17, affray (fighting), disorderly conduct, disrupt/interfere w/public school opr.
Taylor, Larry Lavaughn, Dec. 15, pandering
Taylor, Tyrance, Dec. 21, entering auto ( 2 counts), prob violation , receipt/poss/transf firearm by conv fel 1st ofndr, theft by taking ( 2 counts)
Terrell, Timothy Malston, 20111222, loitering/prowling
Terry, Yoshua Emmanuel, Dec. 16, theft by taking
Thomas, Lentavious Edward, Dec. 19, failure to appear
Thomas, Quantavious Cortez, Dec. 19, contempt of court, marijuana-possess less than 1oz., prob violation
Tomlinson, Bruce Allen, Dec. 17, simple battery
Townsend, Carrie Sancken, Dec. 17, failure to appear, false swearing, malicious confinement of sane person
Wade, Dennis Devarius, Dec. 19, civ contempt (child sup)
Wade, Idus III, Dec. 20, simple battery
Wade, Latasha Denitra, Dec. 16, hold for other law enforcement, prob violation
Walton, Leonard Lee, Dec. 16, hold for other law enforcement, marijuana-possess less than 1oz.
Ward, Curnell Cornelious, Dec. 15, court order sentence, prob violation
Warner, Johnny William, Dec. 21, expired tag, suspended/revoked license (2nd)
Washington, Thomas Cartavious, Dec. 17, hold for other law enforcement, poss sawed-off shotgun,rifle,machine gun,silencer, receipt/poss/transf firearm by conv fel 1st ofndr, reckless conduct
Westbrook, Dontravius Montez, Dec. 19, weekend prisoner
Wheeler, Da’Quan Laman, Dec. 17, sale/poss wid/purchase/marij
Whitaker, Nicholas Deland, Dec. 20, prob viol
Whitfield, Pauline Nicole, Dec. 15, failure to appear, off bond
Wiggins, Haley Spring, Dec. 17, theft by shoplifting
Wiggins, James Thermarick, Dec. 16, giving false name,add,dob to police, marijuana-possess less than 1oz., suspended/revoked license (3rd), winshield/windshield wiper requirements
Wiggins, Jimmy Tavorres, Dec. 16, giving false name,add,dob to police
Williams, Derrick Delane, Dec. 15, prob violation
Williams, Derrick Lavarr, Dec. 21, prob violation
Williams, Johnny David, Dec. 18, violation of family violence order
Williams, Latosha Montez, Dec. 16, state court sentence
Williams, Shamelian Dyrell, Dec. 18, red light violation, suspended/revoked license (3rd)
Williford, Trenise Lafeyette, Dec. 17, driving while license suspended/revoked, expired tag, marijuana-possess less than 1oz., no insurance (1st off), obstruction of officers, possession of cocaine, remove/deface/destroy vehicle tag
Wilson, Jeffrey Bruce, Dec. 21, manufacture/deliver/dist/pos sched i cont sub, Dec. 21, possession of methamphetamine, Dec. 21, red light violation
Winchester, Arthur Lee, Dec. 20, theft by shoplifting
Wingfield, Eugene, Dec. 17, disorderly conduct, general
Worthington, Luther Jerome, Dec. 21, prob violation
Wright, Eric Wesley, 20111222, prob violation
Special to the Journal
The Albany State University Lyceum Committee has been selected by the National Endowment for the Arts to receive a Challenge America Fast-Track Review Grant. The committee was selected to receive one of the 162 grants of $10,000 awarded to organizations in 46 states plus the District of Columbia and the U.S. Virgin Islands. This is the second consecutive year ASU has been awarded the grant.
With this grant the Albany State University Lyceum Committee will bring the internationally renowned Imani Winds Woodwind Quintet to Albany, Ga. on Jan. 17, 2012 for a day-long cultural residency. While in Albany, Imani Winds will conduct a master class for students from Albany State University as well as area junior and senior high school students from Dougherty and Lee Counties. They will also present a formal concert for the general public. Both events will take place in Albany’s Municipal Auditorium. The master class is scheduled to take place from 11a.m. until 1p.m., and the evening’s performance will begin at 7:30 p.m.
An independent agency of the federal government, the National Endowment for the Arts advances artistic excellence, creativity and innovation for the benefit of individuals and communities.
“Taken together, these Challenge America Fast-Track grants provide an extraordinary sampling of the work that arts organizations do to reach underserved communities,” said NEA Chairman Rocco Landesman. “With these grants, we are helping to ensure that art works for all Americans.”
“This is a tremendous opportunity for the citizens of Albany, young and old, to have an ensemble of musicians of this caliber in our city, working with our young musicians, and performing for us all,” said Dr. Leroy Bynum, Jr., dean for the College of Arts and Humanities at ASU and chair of the Lyceum Committee. “We are very fortunate to once again have received this grant from the NEA. It’s a validation of our efforts towards arts exposure to all citizens of this community and of the consistently high quality of arts presentations this institution maintains.”
Albany State University’s Lyceum Committee consists of 15 members representing ASU’s students, faculty, community supporters and sponsors. The committee supports concerts, lectures, recitals, theatrical productions, visual arts exhibitions and other events for ASU and Southwest Georgia.
For more information about the National Endowment for the Arts, visit www.arts.gov. For more information about the Imani Winds Woodwind Quintet performance, contact the ASU Department of Fine Arts at (229) 430-4849.
Staff reports
In a city rated as the fourth poorest in the nation, it would be easy to see Albanians wrapped up in their own problems. However, there are folks who are taking their valuable time to help those less fortunate. A Place 4 Hope is one such effort.
Founded last year, the organization describes itself as “a ministry established for the purpose of providing a place of respite for those who find themselves living in the seemingly hopeless circumstance of homelessness.”
While many people automatically think of food and shelter as needs for the homeless, there are already options available. A place 4 Hope, instead, focuses on things people don’t usually think about as essential, but can be just as important like hygiene, clean clothing, access to a telephone and the internet, and the ability to receive mail. In addition, there are also people available who they can speak to about the resources available to help them get out of their situation.
A ministry of the Salvation Army, A Place 4 Hope is now asking the community for some help. “Last year, we got a lot of support from our friends. We donated several blankets, pillows, and towels. We weren’t quite sure what items they really needed. This year, A Place 4 Hope gave a list of things that they need for daily operation,” said Roni Ware, a volunteer with the organization.
“A few of the items that they list are: hygiene products, scrubs, washing detergent, pocket tissues, combs and most importantly blankets,” Ware said.
Currently, the Albany Parks and Recreation Department are holding a drive to get hold of these much needed items. “Currently, in addition to ARPD, the Department of Human Resources and the students at the Lockett Station Afterschool Program have taken up the charge to help as well. We are really excited about the feedback and we hope to build on that going forward.”
The drive is slated to end on December 20, but Ware and her partner in crime Kozman Burnam (aka DJ Dwayne) hope to make this into a year round initiative. “We both know people who are homeless or have been homeless, so whatever we can do to serve these individuals, we will,” Ware said.
In addition to the much needed items Ware mentioned, she says there are other ways to help. “A Place 4 Hope also accepts monetary donations. Those wanting to donate money should make checks out to The Salvation Army with A Place 4 Hope in the memo line or online at https://donate.salvationarmyusa.org/page.aspx?pid=207#location,” she said in an email to the Journal.
A Place 4 Hope is located at 206 S. Monroe Street in Albany, Georgia.
