ATLANTA — Voters recovering from the long list of candidates that greeted them on their primary election ballots last week will have to return to the polls soon for runoff elections. The Atlanta Press ...

TIFTON — Downtown Tifton will host a formal Memorial Day tribute at 11 a.m. Monday in honor of those who have given the ultimate sacrifice. The tribute will be held at the Jack Stone Veterans Park in ...

TIFTON — James Mock, a native of Tift County, was recently promoted to market president of Turner and Worth counties with South Georgia Banking Company. Mock previously worked with SGBC as the ...

TIFTON — The 2026 class of Tift County High School began a new chapter of their lives this past Thursday. The group of seniors took their first steps as high school graduates the evening of May 21, ...

ATLANTA — More Democrats than Republicans turned out to vote in Tuesday’s primary election, flipping the outcome in the midterm primary election of four years ago when the GOP dominated. The strong ...

Georgia Power and the staff of the Public Service Commission have negotiated a rate adjustment after the PSC approved a rate hike a few months ago. If approved by the full PSC, this adjustment will ...

A man convicted of a homicide when he was only 17 was convicted of a second killing this month and sentenced to life in prison.

TIFTON – A Tift County track and field star will get to continue his playing career beyond the high school level. Jamari Johnson signed his letter of intent to play track at South Plains College on ...

TIFTON — Residents of Tifton came away from this year’s Memorial Day with the challenge to live their lives in full remembrance of those who had put their lives on the line to keep them safe. The ...

ATLANTA — The policies that Georgia uses to approve or deny services for children enrolled in Medicaid fail to satisfy federal requirements for adequate care, according to a new federal court ruling.

THOMASVILLE— Recently, the administration at Southern Regional Technical College recognized exceptional students achieving the honor of president’s list for the Spring 2026 term, which ended May 5.