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Building Permits Issued on October 24 Indicate Significant Ongoing Work Across Valdosta and Lowndes County, Covering New Construction, Renovations, and Essential System Upgrades for Homes and Businesses.

Statewide Hopefuls, Led by Gubernatorial Candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms, Encouraged Residents at Big Nick’s Juke Joint on Baytree Road to Cast Ballots Early and Support the Entire Democratic Slate.

Greater Valdosta United Way Organized Eight Service Projects Across Valdosta and Lowndes County, Addressing a Range of Community Needs on Friday, Oct. 23.

Valdosta and Lowndes County Residents Should Prepare for Strong Winds Saturday and Sunday, with Potential for Tree Damage and Power Outages, According to WALB News 10 Weather.

The New Specialty Cake Bakery, Located in Baytree Place, Began Operations October 13 and Plans a Grand Opening Celebration in December.

The Initiative Aims to Strengthen Professional Skills, Foster Connections, and Empower Women Across the South Georgia Region, with Applications Due November 15.

One Valdosta-Lowndes Invites Residents to a Free Shared Meal and Conversation Under the James Beck Overpass on November 15, Aiming to Strengthen Local Connections and Gather Input for Future Community Projects.

The National Weather Service Warns Residents to Prepare for Damaging Wind Gusts Friday Through Sunday and Elevated Fire Weather Concerns Due to Critically Dry Conditions.

Brownlee, Currently the South Region Executive in Valdosta, Will Now Oversee the Company's External Engagement Across Georgia, Outside of Metro Atlanta.

A Lowndes County Sheriff's Office Deputy Was Hospitalized with Non-Life-Threatening Injuries After a Two-Car Wreck Early Wednesday While on the Way to Work.

Cameron Lee of Lowndes County Was Recognized for Exceptional Adult Education Achievements at the 30th Annual EAGLE Recognition Reception, with Amy Crews of Coffee County Named Runner-Up.

The Meta Shaw Coleman Children’s Imagination Station Now Offers $5 Admission to Families Receiving Food Assistance Benefits, Aiming to Remove Financial Barriers to Educational Play.

Valdosta and Lowndes County Welcomed Athletes for a Weekend of Competition and Community Engagement at the Local Course.

A Tranquil Weather Pattern with Cool Mornings and Warm Afternoons Is Set to Continue, but Extremely Dry Air Is Raising Fire Safety Concerns Through the Weekend and Beyond.

Lowndes County Residents Can Expect Tonight to Be the Coldest Since Early May, with Clear Skies Persisting Throughout the Upcoming Week, According to WALB News 10 Weather.

Over 90 Permits for Construction, Demolition, and Various Property Improvements Were Issued Across Valdosta and Lowndes County on October 17, Impacting Residential and Commercial Sites.

Burton Fletcher Encourages Local Citizens to Embrace Active Participation and Courage in Community Life Over Sideline Criticism.

A Valdosta Resident Has Been Arrested After Police Say He Sexually Assaulted a Juvenile Under 16 While Driving Her to School.

The Community Festival Will Offer Free Admission to Campus Facilities, Artist Vendors, Live Music, and Family Activities on October 24.

The Wired Up! Event Offers Hands-On Education, Career Exploration, Entertainment, and a Giant Musical Chairs Contest in Valdosta, Douglas, and Fitzgerald.

Residents of Valdosta, Lowndes County, and South Georgia Can Cast Early Ballots for the Governor's and U.s. Senate Races, with Online Resources Available for Registration and Polling Place Information.

Melissa Lynn James and Ryan Daniel Williams Admitted to Federal Charges Following a Lowndes County Investigation That Uncovered Large Quantities of Methamphetamine.

Residents Face Ongoing Traffic Disruptions From Scheduled Infrastructure Work and Lingering Hurricane Recovery, Compounded by Train Delays and New Storm Threats.

Forecasters Predict an Extended Period of Warm, Sunny Days Will Transition Into the Coolest Temperatures Experienced in the South Georgia Region Since May.

Understanding Different Planner Types and Critical Questions to Ask Can Help Lowndes County Residents Make Informed Decisions About Their Financial Future, According to a Local Expert.