Right now students are divided between three schools by their age. And they change schools almost every two years until Middle School.

It's almost that time that many people have been waiting for all year. Victorian Christmas is back and you can feel the excitement in the air.

Georgia is on track to hit a 6-year high when it comes to traffic deaths. Many of them are blamed on drinking behind the wheel. Eyewitness News reporter Eames Yates looks at what the state is doing about it.

Christmas came early for patients at the Southwestern State Hospital in Thomasville.

Deputies busted a local High School teacher who had pot at school. Find out the mistake she made that gave her away.

A second arrest has been made in the Bishop's Travel Center robbery.

A Savannah hotel chef using 500 pounds of gingerbread has whipped up a home sweet home for the holidays.

A Carbon Monoxide scare in Atlanta last week has alarmed many parents and teachers. Now a Georgia lawmaker is pushing to require carbon monoxide detectors in schools.

AT&T has made a generous donation of $50,000 that the Technical College System of Georgia will use to create GED testing scholarships.

You can take certain precautions to ensure your pet doesn’t suffer from cold-temperature related injuries.

There's nothing more tragic than when a parent has to bury their child. Now those children are being remembered around the world including in our area.

A Thomasville man has one message for his girlfriend.... All I want for Christmas is you. Eyewitness News reporter Eames Yates was there for his festive marriage proposal.

The City of Valdosta is celebrating its one hundred and fifty second birthday today. Eyewitness News reporter Eames Yates looks at some famous figures who have called the city home.

People who paid hundreds of dollars for puppies they thought were being delivered to the Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport have been duped.

Santa is stationed just outside the historic courthouse in downtown Valdosta. He'll be right back at that corner every Thursday and Friday from 5 pm to 7 pm for the next three weeks until Christmas.

Community leaders believe candy flavored tobacco is used to hook young kids on nicotine. So they passed a resolution against selling it. But is it working.

Arson is not being ruled out in a fire that destroyed a Valdosta thrift shop. Eyewitness News reporter Eames Yates spoke with witnesses about what they saw.

It was 'a spontaneous thing' as the man handed cash to people waiting in line.

In August a contractor wanted to tear it up and put in a shopping plaza but residents revolted and said no.

The School Board tried to close South Hamilton Elementary last year. Now the decision whether to allow South to become a Charter School is in the the very same School Board's hands.

Someone has been leaving the severed heads of dogs on a Georgia family's front porch. Local authorities are mystified.

Alvin Latron Gamble of Moultrie, GA was arrested after one pound of marijuana and approximately $900.00 cash was found in a car Gamble was driving. Both the cash and the marijuana were seized.

The man may have made a big mistake when he didn't cover his face until he was already in the store. And police say that's not smart when the man in question lives in Quitman, a town with less than 4,000 people.

A 50 thousand dollar prize is on the line for one local elementary school. Eyewitness News reporter Eames Yates looks at how they plan to win and what the money's for.

It took a jury nearly four hours to find Edwards guilty of felony murder, armed robbery, and two counts of possession of a firearm during commission of a felony for the killing of Billy Hewitt, Jr.