Sunday Jun 28 | Valdosta Daily Times
Update on Quitman cat burnings suspect
Editor's Note: In the last few days, The Times has received a number of telephone calls from readers requesting an update on the cat burnings that took place in Brooks County in December 2008.
Brooks man charged in child-porn case
A 30-year-old Brooks County man who admitted e-mailing inappropriate material to children is in custody in Brooks County.
Dixie man arrested for taking nude pictures of minor
The GBI says in May, 30-year-old Donald Powell of 1400 Coffee Road in Dixie took several photos of a young child and posted them on the internet.
Strange seeing a Swiss family pull up to The Crescent, a building they believe, like so many area folks also wrongly think, is something from the fictional Civil War of Margaret Mitchell's "Gone With the Wind." The Crescent is not a remnant of the Civil War, though its history is no less fascinating.
Developers delay huge retirement complex in Oconee
The developers of a $140 million retirement village in Oconee County have put their plans on hold because of the national credit crunch.
Rant & Rave for Wednesday, June 3, 2009
A big rave to Mr. Trey Giddens, chorus department head at Berrien High School. He has brought some wonderful theatrical experience to the school.
Three men, one juvenile arrested in Quitman shooting death
Brooks County Sheriffs have arrested thirty-three-year-old Willie Phelps and charged him with the murder of 19 year old Christopher Deshad Sloan.
Unemployment inches up in area counties
The unemployment rate in Colquitt and surrounding counties increased slightly or held even in April, with the exception of Brooks County, which saw an improvement of 0.5 percentage points, according to figures released Thursday by the Georgia Department of Labor.
Valdosta Tech now offers nursing degree
The college will begin offering an Associate's Degree in Nursing this fall. They're partnering with Southwest Georgia Technical College in Thomasville, which will provide much of the faculty.
The underside of Miller Bridge over the Little River on the border of Lowndes and Brooks counties.
Three arrested in for meth in Brooks
The Brooks County Sheriff's Office arrested three individuals on Monday, May 18, charging each of them with possession of methamphetamine.
Our Opinion: Nothing says summer like a peach
Tomorrow, Brooks County will celebrate Georgia's official state fruit - the almighty peach.
Exhuming a stain on Valdosta's past this Saturday may finally put murdered Mary Turner to rest.
Paul Leavy/The Valdosta Daily Times Shanda White tutoring Brooks County Elementary fourth grade student LaJoy Can'Kyne in the school's media center.
Couple charged with prescription fraud
A suspect in a prescription-fraud case left local pharmacies twice before narcotics agents arrived.
Brooks sheriff makes Meth arrest
52-year-old David Herndon has been arrested, and charged with manufacturing crystal Methamphetamine.
Busy weekend for cops; numerous arrests made
It was a very busy weekend for Moultrie and Colquitt County law enforcement as numerous reports of crime ran the gamut from assaults to criminal damage to property.
Crime Victima s Rights Week celebrated
Paul Leavy/The Valdosta Daily Times The crowd listens to the opening remarks from District Attorney David Miller at the Brooks County National Victims' Rights Week annual Cookout and Awards Ceremony in Quitman Friday.
Dixie man charged in meth bust
A Dixie man who has served two prison terms for drug convictions and is on probation in a methamphetamine conviction is back in jail in another meth case.
You decide if these monsters really exist. April 30, 2009 Image 1 of 40 The Skunk Ape The Skunk Ape is said to inhabit the Southeastern United States, from places such as Oklahoma , North Carolina , and Arkansas , although reports from the Florida Everglades are particularly common.