Tracking Devices Mean Peace of Mind
Alzheimer's patients and others with a tendency to wander away now have some added protection, and it's as close as their wrist.
May 18, 2013
Alzheimer's patients and others with a tendency to wander away now have some added protection, and it's as close as their wrist.
"Georgia Clean Day" gives students a chance to take part in waste disposal.
Thomas County commissioners say the new hotel/motel tax will not be coming out of the pockets of county residents.
Amid financial woes, Gadsden Community Hospital is anticipating whether the current hospital administration will be forced to move out.
Starting Friday, if you order a bottle of wine with dinner and don’t finish it, you can take it with you, but there are concerns the new law could lead to more drunk driving.
Some local business owners in Thomasville have formed a group with an ultimate goal of bettering the community.
Progress has its price, and for Tallahassee's south side residents that means losing a local landmark, but residents of the Bond community are welcoming that progress with open arms.
Those who defend our country are getting a special thank you in Florida.
Did you know there are several different types of peaches? Georgia farmers do, and so does Mr. Food.
Two boats collided on a Georgia lake, taking two lives.
Tallahassee's mass transit system is launching a new business venture, one that's guaranteed to catch the eyes of passersby.
There have been two murders in Tallahassee in past two weeks, and homicide detectives are bracing for a busy summer.
It was an emotional day at the Florida Capitol as Marti Coley, now Florida Rep. Coley, was sworn in.
All Terrain Vehicles and four wheelers are a popular activity around the area this time of year, but personnel at Thomasville's Archbold Hospital say they're seeing a rise in ATV-related emergency room visits.
All eyes are on the Gulf of Mexico now because of two major shark attacks in three days.
This week's Crime Stoppers now deals with a restaurant owner facing a "money or your life moment," and in the end, the money helps save her life.
A new Florida law is designed to stymie would-be methamphetamine makers by restricting access to drugs with ephedrine, pseudoephedrine and more, but it will also impact every allergy and cold sufferer who goes in search of over the counter relief.
Historical preservation is a priority in Thomasville. Now one group is hoping that a grant will help finish a project to restore one of the city's most famous buildings.
The new budget for Lowndes County is nearly two and a half million dollars larger than last year's, and it doesn't require any new tax hikes. It's proof, economists say, that metro Valdosta's economy is improving.
July Fourth cookouts are made for potato salad. Now Mr. Food takes the regular salad and makes it sweeter.
Fireworks sales are booming in south Georgia after state lawmakers voted to change Georgia's fireworks ban to allow sparklers.
A surprising and rising number of traffic deaths is causing concern in Gadsden County.
The roommate is under arrest accused in the murder of a FAMU student.
Financial instability is affecting senior citizens and those who take care of them.
A large section of a major Thomasville roadway is closed this week, but the little inconvenience will bring a much smoother ride to Rose City motorists.
