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Farmers markets reach out to food stamp recipients
The luxuries of the East Atlanta Village Farmers Market - where shoppers peruse European-style breads and organic dog biscuits along with locally grown produce - are a stark contrast to the neighborhood, where Census officials have estimated 20 percent of families live beneath the poverty line.
Ashburn man convicted of Fla. murder/rape
An Ashburn man who is a registered sex offender and once lived in Tifton was convicted in Florida Thursday of beating, raping and stabbing to death a Clearwater mother of three.
McCormick International USA donates tractors to Ag Expo, UGA research farms
McCormick International USA recently took the opportunity to help two important agricultural institutions in South Georgia: The Sunbelt Agricultural Exposition Research Farm and the University of Georgia's Coastal Plain Experiment Station in Tifton.
Shelter has many animals that need to be adopted
Too many births and a tough economy are filling the pens at the Tifton-Tift County Animal Shelter.
MTC Tifton Campus celebrates June GED graduates
Moultrie Technical College celebrated its winter and spring quarter graduating classes of 2009 at a semi-annual Commencement ceremony held Friday evening, June 19, at Withers Auditorium in Moultrie.
Republican candidate for governor to launch tour
State Rep. Austin Scott, a Republican candidate for governor in 2010 is embarking on a 1,000-mile "Walk of Georgia" tour.
Wilcox teens injured in Tift. Co. accident
Five Wilcox County teens, attending a camp at the Church of God Campground, were injured Monday morning when the SUV they were riding in flipped into the yard of a residence off Union Road here.
Police say 35-year-old Lecornus Richardson and 30-year-old Terrell Watson held up the Flash Foods store on West 7th Street Sunday morning.
Gun shots fired during robbery.
Shots were fired in a local convenience store during an armed robbery early Sunday, but no one was injured.
Peanut's sleep habit helps farmers fight disease
The peanut plant grows a thick canopy of compound leaves close to the ground. This structure provides for good nuts, but makes it hard for farmers to fight diseases that attack near the soil.
MTC Tifton graduate defies odds in industrial career
In a career that is primarily sought by men, Moultrie Technical College Tifton Campus student Stephanie Kite looks to change all that in the Industrial Systems Technology field.
Stabbing victim in good condition
A LaGrange man who was stabbed near a local bar early Thursday morning is in good condition and detectives are continuing their investigation into the case.
A teenager riding a four-wheeler through a patch of pine woods Tuesday afternoon off Tifton-Eldorado and Babe Hall roads discovered the body of an as yet unidentified person.
Four teens arrested in Friday club fight
Arguments and fights at "20 Below," a club for teenagers, led to the arrest of four teenagers who were charged with disorderly conduct.
'BIG' benefit set up for Big Brothers Big Sisters
Texas Jack's Steakhouse has stepped forward to help the struggling Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Georgia, Inc.
Free job coaching for displaced managers
Managers who have been affected by the economic downturn can attend a free workshop titled "Job Coaching for Managers, Supervisors, Executives, and Professionals" on June 23-26 at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College.
Your Opinion: Business is better in Tifton
Home-owned family businesses are the economic backbone of this country. Just last week, yet another Tifton business - Turner Furniture Company - was recognized as a Georgia Family Business of the Year by the Cox Family Enterprise Center, the Coles College of Business at Kennesaw State University and Georgia Trend magazine.
A possible glimpse of the future made a visit to Tifton's Griffin Ford recently.
UGA Tifton team looks for melon disease 'smoking gun'
Watermelon farmers fear gummy stem blight more than any other disease. To develop better ways to manage it, University of Georgia Tifton Campus plant pathologists are leading a regional effort to pinpoint its origins.
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