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The Terrell County Board of Education has approved an agreement with the Mauldin & Jenkins CPA firm to provide CFO-level consulting and financial support as the district works to strengthen its ...

ALBANY — Jeffrey “JD” Davis won Albany State’s quarterback job Saturday. His first assignment? Try to beat the quarterback who used to have it. Davis, a former Grayson High School standout who played ...

Joe Whitfield is the sports editor for the Albany Herald. He graduated from the Henry Grady School of Journalism at the University of Georgia. He is an avid Georgia Bulldog fan and passionate about ...

A man covering the sport for 50 years has every right to be called ‘Mr. College Football.’ His real name, as we all know, is Tony Barnhart. Covering the sport for that duration of time is just one of ...

Construction workers on a scaffold are part of what visitors to downtown Albany will see currently. The work is being done at the addition to the mixed-use apartment complex that will include new ...

ALBANY – After considering taking a job as county manager in another Georgia county, Dougherty County Assistant County Manager Barry Brooks has decided to make his second retirement at his current job ...

Rhyne Howard and Allisha Gray each had 29 points as the Atlanta Dream overwhelmed the Connecticut Sun 104-69 Thursday night in Uncasville, Conn. It’s the biggest margin of victory for the Dream this ...

ALBANY — Dougherty High broke into the win column Monday, and the Lady Trojans did it with an offensive explosion. Dougherty overcame an early deficit by scoring 26 runs over its final two trips to ...

Albany water system employees work on a leak in the city. The department repairs an average of five water leaks per day, and part of the reason for the frequent gushes is the aging water main system.

After approving retroactive renovations on a 1918 Craftsman duplex, commissioners debate whether existing penalties are enough to deter repeat violations. A renovated 1918 Craftsman duplex at 412 W.

ALBANY – It’s no secret that people have been abandoning the city of Albany and Dougherty County for surrounding locales and beyond. Whether due to the loss of jobs from closing industries or the ...