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Valdosta Source is an independent local news publication covering Valdosta, Lowndes County and the surrounding counties of South Georgia: city and county government, the schools and Valdosta State, Moody Air Force Base, business and agriculture, public safety, weather and roads, sports, and community life.
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Lowndes County Property Market Active with Over $3.1 Million in Transactions on October 31
Sixteen Properties Changed Hands Across the County, Reflecting Diverse Activity in Residential and Commercial Real Estate.
Burton Fletcher Calls for Increased Youth Opportunity, Not Less Responsibility, in Valdosta Community
Local Attorney and Community Volunteer Burton Fletcher, Writing in the Valdosta Daily Times, Argued That Fostering Real-World Chances for Young People Is Key to Their Development and the Community's Future.
Generals' Season Ends Early, Key Player Injured in Loss to CCA
Junior Quarterback Adrian Trejo Was Transported to Coffee Regional Medical Center After a Third-Quarter Injury During the 37-6 Playoff Defeat to Citizens' Christian Academy.
Public Health Recommends Key Steps for Diabetes Awareness During National Month
Lowndes County Residents Are Encouraged to Adopt Healthy Habits and Use Local Resources to Manage and Prevent Diabetes.
Muggy Conditions, Rain Chances for Halloweekend; Daylight Saving Ends Sunday
Valdosta Residents Can Expect Increasing Clouds, Elevated Humidity, and Scattered Showers Through the Weekend, with Clocks Turning Back One Hour on Sunday Morning.
Undefeated Valdosta and Lowndes Clash in Winnersville Classic
The Valdosta Wildcats and Lowndes Vikings, Both 8-0, Meet Friday for the Winnersville Classic, a Game Described by Lowndes Coach Adam Carter as "the Biggest in the Country."
Valdosta Fire Department Launches Free Home Safety Program
Residents Can Schedule No-Cost Safety Assessments and Smoke Alarm Installations to Enhance Household Fire Protection Across the City.
Wiregrass Tech Renews National Accreditation for High School Concurrent Enrollment
The College's Concurrent Enrollment Program, Offering College Credit to High School Students, Has Achieved Reaccreditation From the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships.
South Georgia Congressional Races Set for November 3 Midterms
Voters in Districts 2 and 8 Will Decide U.s. House Representation, Impacting Federal Laws and Budget Decisions for the Region.
Tupelo Schools Host Halloween Safety Programs for Students
A Mississippi Law Firm Partnered with Mcgruff the Crime Dog to Teach Elementary Students Crucial Trick-Or-Treating Safety Guidelines.
South Georgia's Warm, Dry Spell Nears End; Rain Expected Sunday
After a Week of Unseasonably Warm Temperatures, Local Weather Forecasters Predict a Significant Shift, with Rain Returning on Sunday and Impacting Weekend Activities.
Macon County Confirms Three New Measles Cases, Georgia's Total Reaches 25
The Georgia Department of Public Health Announced Tuesday That Unvaccinated Individuals Had Contact with a Previously Identified Case, Prompting Public Health Advisories.
Georgia AG Urges Lawmakers to Presume Kratom Products Illegal
Attorney General Chris Carr Advises a Ban and Product Registry, Citing Difficulties with Current Enforcement and Public Safety Concerns Over Unclear Labeling.
Brantley County Resident Faces Criminal Trespass Charges After Public Comment Arrest
Tanya Tomanek Was Handcuffed and Jailed After Speaking Out About Data Centers at a County Commission Meeting, Alleging Political Motivation.
GDOT to Install Temporary Safety Measures at SR 300/sr 32 in Worth County
The Georgia Department of Transportation Will Implement a Reduced Conflict U-Turn Design Starting November 1 to Address a History of Serious Accidents at the Intersection.
Joe Wilson, 'Silver-Haired Fox,' Remembered for Transforming Lowndes High Football
Coach Wilson Led the Vikings to Their First State Championship in 1980 and Holds a Lasting Legacy, Including Martin Stadium's Field Named in His Honor.
Johnson's Return Propels Vikings to Undefeated Record in Road Win
Lowndes High School Secured a 36-15 Victory Over Richmond Hill on Friday Night, Extending Their Perfect Season Record to 8-0 and Remaining Undefeated in Region 1-7a Play.
Vsu's Dr. Rodney Gaines Earns National Award, Joins NSCA Board of Directors
A New Lecturer at Valdosta State University Has Received the National Strength and Conditioning Association’s Inaugural ELEVATE Award and Now Serves on Its National Board, Bringing National Recognition and New Student Opportunities to Campus.
U.s. Air Force Deploys New Hh-60w Jolly Green II Rescue Helicopter
The Advanced Combat Rescue Helicopter, Which Achieved Initial Operational Capability in October 2022, Is Designed to Recover Isolated Personnel in Challenging Environments and Supports Diverse Missions.
Red Cross Urges Valdosta to Donate Blood, Platelets Ahead of Holidays
The American Red Cross Emphasizes a Critical Need for All Blood Types, Especially Type O, with a Local Drive Scheduled at Dasher Church of Christ on November 4.
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