A New Beginning for New High School in Gadsden County
Campuses were crowded in Gadsden County Monday.
May 18, 2013
Campuses were crowded in Gadsden County Monday.
The death toll in the aftermath of Hurricane Charley has climbed to at least 18, and many school districts in Charley's path remained closed Monday.
In Valdosta, people are stepping up and doing what they can to help those who faced Hurricane Charley head-on.
Devastating storms have ripped through their area in the past and with the painful memories of those storms still fresh, concerned south Georgia residents say now it's their duty to help out those hit hard by Hurricane Charley in south Florida.
While donations of food and clothing are appreciated, it's not exactly on the wish list of the American Red Cross.
Drug officials in Georgia are hoping to battle an epidemic of meth use and production statewide.
Complaints about price gouging are keeping two state hotlines busy.
Early voting is in full swing for the primary elections in Florida.
They're seen around town wearing black and white stripes and last year they saved Leon County taxpayers millions of dollars.
Dozens of local volunteers are headed south to help the hurricane victims.
Tears of joy could be seen across Florida State's campus Sunday.
There's going to be an unusually high volume of traffic on Leon County streets Monday morning.
Friday, more than 900 Florida National Guardsmen were called to assist with the relief efforts in Southwest Florida, bringing the total number anticipated for call-up to 2,500.
Tallahassee utility workers are heading over to help restore power to Charlotte County, Florida.
Tallahassee firefighters will be lending a helping hand in the cleanup efforts of in the aftermath of Hurricane Charley.
It's been a somber Saturday for millions of Floridians, many who are homeless and hungry after Hurricane Charley ripped through their town.
Florida has begun the cleanup after the worst hurricane hit the Sunshine State in nearly a decade.
Public shelters that are currently open in Lowndes County.
The Florida Emergency Operations Center in Tallahassee is a beehive of activity.
In Tallahassee, Florida Emergency Management officials are watching it all at state headquarters.
South Georgia power crews are lending a hand to Floridians fleeing Hurricane Charley.
Emergency personnel prepare for what could be one of the costliest storms in Florida's history.
Jobless claims are up from last month in Georgia. Officials say the state is not generating enough jobs for those already unemployed.
Blair Stone Road is officially completed.
The evacuation of nearly two million people means big business for hotels and motels across the state.
