Hahira News

Lee Brown, co-owner of Sweet Sisters, braves the cold in Hahira Saturday to sell her homemade cakes.

Knowing that Christmas is both a time for giving and receiving, the city of Hahira invites everyone to Give Back this holiday season.

The Hahira-Lowndes County Community Outreach Development Corporation recently announced plans to hold a Cotillion Debutante Ball.

Eighteen music majors at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College will perform recitals on Wednesday, Dec.

Doug Weldon of Hahira, far right, sits outside of the Best Buy Thursday night, waiting for the doors to open at 5 a.m. this morning.

The City of Valdosta Public Works Department will be closed on Thursday in observance of Thanksgiving Day.

A buick was traveling from Hahira on Highway 122, stopped at the stop sign, but failed to yield after the stop sign.

Though schools have been in Lowndes County for hundreds of years, the first official record of public schools in the county was taken in December of 1826.

No new details were available Friday on the Thursday robbery of a southside SunTrust Bank, according to FBI officials in Atlanta.

A 30-year-old man was killed in a motorcycle accident during heavy rainfall Tuesday evening on Ga.

Area cities will recognize Valdosta State University's Adult Nurse Practitioner program as they sign proclamations in honor of Nurse Practitioner Week, Nov.

A South Georgia hoedown ended on a sour note Saturday when a thief walked off with a sign commemorating the festival.

Citizens stopped by Mathis Auditorium in Valdosta Saturday morning to dispose of a number of electronic items.

The sounds of fiddles, banjos and violins could be heard along the streets of downtown Hahira Saturday as folks young and old celebrated the return of the Great Hahira Pick-In. People gathered around the Mountain Stage site, set up campsites and brought lounge chairs to enjoy the bluegrass festival for the last time.

Now, with the help of a major supermarket, the festival is back for one last time.

With 67.09 percent of the total vote, or 53 votes, Terry C. Benjamin defeated Wilmon J. Stanley for the Hahira City Council District 1 seat.

The Great Hahira Pick-In started as an expression of love for a musical form between a group of friends.

The Hahira Recycling Center at 6769 Union Road will be temporarily relocating to the Lowndes County Mineola Recycling Center site at 4008 Old U.S. 41 North due to the City of Hahira's need for the Union Road location.

With its much-anticipated House of Horror, the Valdosta-Lowndes County Library will help kick off the Halloween season.

The Lowndes County Commission needs to grow because Lowndes County keeps growing.