1996 Valdosta Daily Times "V"
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Vaccinations
April Means Increasing Awareness Concerning Rabies, Vaccinations
Ap 7 96 91(175), 3–A
Vaccine Changes Sought
Jn 21 96 91(250), 7–A
Vaiden, Ruth
Principal's Daughter Charged in Slaying
Nv 15 96 92(32), 8–A
Valdosta
Analysis Shows Valdosta May Be in Line for Metro Status
Au 24 96 91(313), 1–A
Retreat Helps in Downtown Planning
Fe 2 96 91(110), 6–A
Valdosta Area Beef Show and Sale
Youth Work for a Year to Compete in Beef Show
Mr 15 96 91(152), 8–A
Valdosta Baptist Association
AIM Offers "More than Gold"
Au 3 96 91(293), 10–A
Valdosta Bar Association
Law Day Observed with Banquet
My 5 96 91(203), 8–A
Valdosta Boys Club
Youth Tourneys Get Going Tonight
Jl 19 96 91(278), 1–B
Valdosta Business and Professional Women
Youth Conference Takes Place Today
Ap 20 91(188), 5–A
Valdosta Camellia Society
Camellia Show
Nv 13 96 92(30), 1–C
Valdosta Capter of Business and Professional Women
Business and Professional Women Choosing. . .
Sp 22 96 91(343), 1–C
Valdosta Choral Guild
Christmas Carls, Tours, Plays Help Ring in Season
Dc 12 96 92(58), 1–C
Valdosta Choral Guild Listening to "Carrolls"
Sp 20 96 91(341), 1–B
Valdosta Choral Guild Performing "A Little Travelin' Music"
Ap 18 91(186), 1–C
Valdosta City Council
Alcohol Loopholes Under Fire
Ap 17 91(185), 1–A
Board Members, Sup't. Sworn in at BOE Met
Ja 9 96 91(86), 5–A
Buescher Sees Service Ahead
Ja 10 96 91(87), 1–A
City and County Discuss Jointly Funded Programs
My 30 96 91(228), 5–A
City Approves $45.1 Million FY 97 Budget
Jn 21 96 91(250), 1–A
City Considering Consolidation with County Engineering Team
Jl 16 96 91(275), 1–A
City Council Cuts $2 Million from Low Streetscape Bid
Au 9 96 91(298), 6–A
City Council Faces Difficult Decisions (editorial)
Ja 11 96 91(88), 4–A
City Council Hears Traffic Suggestions
Oc 25 96 92(10), 3–A
City Delays Center Contract
Fe 24 96 91(132), 3–A
City Engineer Quits for Good
Jn 25 96 91(254), 1–A
City Engineer Quits, Then Wants Job Back
Jn 21 96 91(250), 3–A
City Leaders Head for Jekyll Island
Mr 23 96 91(160), 3–A
City Leaders to Discuss Citizens' Board for Police
Sp 5 96 91(326), 3–A
City Marshal Gets Job Back
Nv 23 96 92(40), 1–A
City Names Three Finalists for Public Works Director
Sp 4 96 91(325), 3–A
City OKs Downtown Alcohol Sales
Dc 20 96 92(66), 1–A
City to Meet with Firm About Noise, Fumes
My 11 96 91(209), 5–A
City to Table Ethics Rule
Fe 22 96 91(130), 1–A
City Won't Consolidate Engineering Department
Oc 8 96 91(359), 3–A
Commission Planning to Change Newly Enacted Ethics Ordinance
Mr 28 96 91(165), 1–A
Controversial Rezoning on Council's Agenda
Sp 5 96 91(326), 3–A
Convention Center Contract Expected
Fe 22 96 91(130), 5–A
Convention Center Decision Delayed
Mr 8 96 91(145), 1–A
Council Adopts Forward-Looking Drainage Plan
Nv 22 96 92(39), 1–A
Council Agrees to Help Pay for Utility Project for ADM
Ap 26 91(194), 1–A
Council Approves Closing of Alcohol Sales Loopholes
Ap 27 91(195), 11–A
Council Approves Water Rate Hike
Nv 8 96 92(24), 1–A
Council Approves Zoning Change for Motel
Dc 6 96 92(52), 6–A
Council Broke Barriers, Made a Difference
Fe 11 96 91(119), 1–A
Council Considers Changes in Departmental Organization
Mr 28 96 91(165), 6–A
Council Considers Second Ordinance Readings
My 23 96 91(221), 5–A
Council Courts Hotel Developer
Oc 11 96 91(362), 1–A
Council Decides on Second Readings
Jn 8 96 91(237), 3–A
Council Gives Contract for Sewer Outfall Work
Au 10 96 91(299), 6–A
Council Gives Historic Neighborhoods More Protection
Sp 7 96 91(328), 6–A
Council Hears of Trash Troubles
Jl 27 96 91(286), 1–A
Council Hears Request for Sewer Extension
Jl 12 96 91(271), 5–A
Council May Amend Flawed Sign Rule
Au 22 96 91(312), 5–A
Council Passes Ethics, Growth Plans
Ap 12 91(180), 1–A
Council Passes Picket Rule Amendments
Jl 26 96 91(285), 1–A
Council Postpones Ethics Rule
Fe 23 96 91(131), 1–A
Council Reconsidering Picketing Rule
Jl 25 96 91(284), 1–A
Council Revisions Cut Code of Ethics (editorial)
Mr 31 96 91(168), 4–A
Council Selects Firm to Design Center
Mr 22 96 91(159), 5–A
Council Sutdying Zoning Situation
Sp 6 96 91(327), 1–A
Council Tackles Rezoning Issues
Ap 13 91(181), 3–A
Council to Add Sterling Foes to Agenda
Fe 11 96 91(119), 1–A
Council to Consider Adding Dasher to Planning Commission
Dc 5 96 92(51), 5–A
Council to Vote on Food Rule
Ja 25 96 91(102), 3–A
Council to Vote on Zoning Issues
Ap 25 91(193), 3–A
"Ethical" Decisions to Be Made at Council Work Session
Ap 9 91(177), 1–A
Ethics Code Deserves Council Study, Approval (editorial)
Mr 3 96 91(140), 4–A
Ethics Committee Considering Policy
Oc 3 96 91(354), 5–A
Ethics Guided Hill's Vote
Mr 14 96 91(151), 1–A
Hampton, Casey Finish Institute
Ap 20 91(188), 5–A
Hanson Hopes for Engineer Decision by Monday
Jn 22 96 91(251), 5–A
Hill's Abstention Guided by Ethics (editorial)
Mr 17 96 91(154), 4–A
Local Lawmakers Deserve Pat on Back (editorial)
Sp 27 96 91(348), 4–A
Longtime Employee Retires from City Job
Mr 1 96 91(138), 5–A
Magnolia Street School on Agenda
Oc 10 96 91(361), 3–A
Millage Doesn't Increase
Sp 27 96 91(348), 1–A
New Councilmen at Work
Fe 25 96 91(133), 1–A
New Councilmen Reflect on Early Accomplishments
Au 19 96 91(309), 1–A
New Councilmen Sworn into Office
Ja 12 96 91(89), 1–A
New Downtown Director Chosen
Jl 30 96 91(289), 1–A
New Recreation Site Another Step Closer
Sp 9 96 91(330), 1–A
Noise, Fumes Reach Council
My 10 96 91(208), 1–A
Now is the Time for the People to Lead City Hall (editorial)
Ap 11 91(179), 4–A
Officials "Fine-Tune" Budget Requests
My 15 96 91(213), 1–A
Officials Retreat to Move City Forward
Mr 3 96 91(140), 1–A
Outside Hiring Policy for Police Approved
Mr 8 96 91(145), 5–A
Progress Reported in City-DECOR Situation
My 25 96 91(223), 5–A
Public Speaks on Commission Expansion
Au 29 96 91(319), 1–A
Residents Oppose Plan to Close Road
Au 15 96 91(305), 5–A
Rezoning, Wastewater Treatment on Agenda
My 9 96 91(207), 3–A
SGMC Briefs Officials on Fiscal Impact
Fe 24 96 91(132), 5–A
Speaking Time Curbed for Anti-Sterling Group
Fe 9 96 91(117), 1–A
Task Force Liability Plan up for Vote in Council
Dc 19 96 92(65), 7–A
Valdosta Agrees to Study Amateur Radio Tower Rule
Fe 10 96 91(118), 1–A
Valdosta City Council May Boost Millage Rate
Sp 26 96 91(347), 5–A
Valdosta City Council to Study Zoning, Codes
Nv 7 96 92(23), 5–A
Valdosta, DECOR Strike Deal
My 14 96 91(212), 1–A
Valdosta Departments Have New Leaders
Ja 21 96 91(98), 1–A
Valdosta Reviewing Policy Regarding City Personnel
Nv 21 96 92(38), 6–A
Vickers Wants to Keep Helping
Ja 10 96 91(87), 1–A
Who Will Pay Sterling Tap Fees?
Ap 11 91(179), 1–A
Valdosta City Employees
City, County Workers May Share Building
Dc 24 96 92(70), 1–A
Valdosta Country Club
Golden to Speak at Country Club
Ja 4 96 91(81), 1–A
VCC's Plantation Nine Undergoes Renovation
Mr 25 96 91(162), 1–B
Valdosta Daily Times
Boatwright Joins as Advertising Director
Mr 31 96 91(168), 1–A
Daily Times Wins Several State Awards
My 19 96 91(217), 1–A
Deason New Circulation Manager
Dc 1 96 92(47), 1–A
Times Hours Change for Thanksgiving
Nv 27 96 92(44), 1–A
Times' Sports Staff Takes Nine Awards
My 30 96 91(228), 1–A
Valdosta Daily Times Cookbook
Mmmmm, Good!
Jn 2 96 91(231), 1–A
28th Annual Valdosta Daily Times Cookbook. . .
Jn 5 96 91(234), 1–C
Times Cookbook Published June 30
Jn 23 96 91(252), 1–C
Valdosta Daily Times Player of the Year
Walker, Brown Earn Times Top Honors
My 26 96 91(224), 1–B
Valdosta Elks Lodge
Lodge Officers Installed
Ap 14 91(182), 3–C
Valdosta Fire Department
Burn Funds Proclamation Declared
My 3 96 91(201), 3–A
Chemical Leak's Fumes Affect Several People
Sp 14 96 91(335), 1–A
Club Honors Law Officers
Oc 25 96 92(10), 6–A
A Day in the Life of a. . .Firefighter
Au 4 96 91(294), 1–C
Fire, Police Funding Largest Slice of Budget Pie
My 29 96 91(227), 6–A
Firemen Complete Physicals
Fe 1 96 91(109), 3–A
Heaters, Fireplaces Can Be Hazardous (editorial)
Oc 17 96 92(2), 6–A
Ladder Truck Restored
Sp 30 96 91(351), 1–A
New Outdoor Burn Law in Effect
Ap 11 91(179), 3–A
New Valdosta Fire Chief Sets Plans to Improve Department's Rating
Ja 3 96 91(80), 2–A
Station Sites Sought
My 5 96 91(203), 1–A
Tom Cook, Longtime Fire Chief
Ja 28 96 91(105), 2–C
Valdosta Foundry and Machine Company
Focusing on a Foundry and Other Early Valdosta Businesses
Nv 3 96 92(19), 4–C
Valdosta Group Home
Methodists Plan Group Home for Troubled Kids
Ja 27 96 91(104), 9–A
Valdosta High School
Aiming High
Ap 10 91(178), 1–A
City Schools Setting up Anti-Gang Task Force
Dc 17 96 92(63), 1–A
Cleland Speaks with VHS Students
Oc 29 96 92(14), 1–A
DCT Students at VHS Learn About Financial Planning
Ap 4 96 91(172), 2–C
DECA Students to Attend Conference
Oc 17 96 92(2), 4–A
Georgia Economics Teacher of the Year
Ap 11 91(179), 1–C
Local Gang Situation Studied
Dc 10 96 92(56), 1–A
Lowndes Outranks Valdosta High in School Ratings
Oc 26 96 92(11), 3–A
Marketing Students Earn Big Bucks
Oc 3 96 91(354), 2–C
Miss VHS
Mr 28 96 91(165), 1–C
Shaping Young Lives
Ap 14 91(182), 10–B
Students Get Early Start on Post-Secondary Work
Sp 22 96 91(343), 6–A
Teacher of Month Chosen
Ja 14 96 91(91), 6–C
Teacher of Month Chosen at VHS
Mr 17 96 91(154), 3–C
Teacher of Month Honored
Mr 31 96 91(168), 5–C
Teaching Society Establishing VHS Chapter
Nv 22 96 92(39), 4–A
Ten Valdosta High Musicians, Two Alternates Make All-State Band
Mr 10 96 91(147), 1–C
Valdosta and Lowndes Name STAR Students
Mr 12 96 91(149), 1–A
Valdosta Wins Big at Science Olympiad
Mr 11 96 91(148), 3–A
VHS Band Director Bound for Olympics
Mr 10 96 91(147), 1–C
VHS DCT Students Raise Funds for Group
Oc 17 96 92(2), 4–A
VHS Math Team Returns from Meet as Winners
Fe 22 96 91(130), 3–A
VHS Math Team Wins Regional Competition
Mr 21 96 91(158), 1–C
VHS Presenting "Guys and Dolls"
Ap 18 91(186), 2–C
VHS Students Earn Merit Scholarships
Fe 24 96 91(132), 1–A
Valdosta High School Touchdown Club
Cleveland Memorial Fund Announced
Nv 10 96 92(26), 1–A
Valdosta Housing Authority
LODAC, Housing Authority Hold Dinner for Needy Seniors
Dc 19 96 92(65), 2–A
Valdosta Humane Society
Kennel Caper
Nv 20 96 92(37), 1–C
Valdosta Junior Service League
Service League Hosting Christmas Spectacular Arts and Crafts Show
Dc 1 96 92(47), 1–C
Valdosta Junior Service League Celebrating 60 Years of Service
Mr 3 96 91(140), 1–C
Valdosta Junior Woman's Club
Sherer Becomes Woman of the Year
Mr 31 96 91(168), 9–A
Valdosta Junior Woman's Club Receives Awards
Oc 13 96 91(364), 5–C
VJWC Selects Yards of the Month
Ja 20 96 91(97), 3–B
VJWC Sponsoring Woman of the Year Competition
Mr 24 96 91(161), 1–C
Valdosta Literary Guild
Best-Seller, Play Close out Year for the Literary Guild
Au 9 96 91(298), 2–C
Valdosta/Lowndes/Brooks Drug Task Force
Seized Package Delivers Drug Arrest...
My 7 96 91(205), 3–A
Valdosta-Lowndes Convention Center
Convention Center Decision Delayed
Mr 8 96 91(145), 1–A
Valdosta-Lowndes County Airport Authority
Airport Authority Discusses Expansion
Fe 3 96 91(111), 3–A
Airport Meeting
Ja 6 96 91(83), 1–A
Valdosta/Lowndes County Chamber Golf Classic
Chamber Golf Event Produces Low Scores
Au 10 96 91(299), 1–B
Valdosta-Lowndes County Chamber of Commerce
Area Lawmakers Discuss Budget, Agriculture
Fe 16 96 91(124), 1–A
Ballard Leaving the Chamber
Ap 9 91(177), 1–A
Bosch Resigns Chamber Post
My 23 96 91(221), 1–A
Budget Proposal Gets Board's OK
Ja 25 96 91(102), 5–A
Business Expo 96 Deserves Attention (editorial)
Ap 16 91(184), 4–A
Candidates to Meet in a Local Forum
Jl 3 96 91(262), 7–A
Chamber Advised to Honor Lastinger Deal
Fe 29 96 91(137), 3–A
Chamber Asked to "Go Light" in June, July
Ap 25 91(193), 3–A
Chamber, Authority Pick Solid Direction (editorial)
Jl 31 96 91(290), 4–A
Chamber Changes
Jl 26 96 91(285), 1–A
Chamber Decides on Interin Executive V-P
Jl 27 96 91(286), 1–A
Chamber Dinner Scheduled for Tonight
Ja 29 96 91(106), 3–A
Chamber Endorses Amendment 2
Oc 24 96 92(9), 5–A
Chamber Endorses "Vote Winnersville"
Jn 27 96 91(256), 7–A
Chamber Forming Drugs Dont' Work Advisory Board
Jn 1 96 91(230), 1–A
Chamber Has $1.6 Million in Industrial Park Contracts
Jn 20 96 91(249), 3–A
Chamber Holds Board Retreat
Fe 8 96 91(116), 6–A
Chamber Honors Retiring DOT Engineer at Bird Supper
Fe 21 96 91(129), 3–A
Chamber Hosting Annual Farm Tour
Sp 26 96 91(347), 5–A
Chamber Looks at Past, Future at Annual Meeting
Ja 30 96 91(107), 1–A
Chamber Narrows Search
Nv 20 96 92(37), 1–A
Chamber Plans Fall Campaign
Oc 17 96 92(2), 5–A
Chamber Posts $23,000 Deficit
Dc 12 96 92(58), 2–A
Chamber Receives Update on Drugs Don't Work Program
My 23 96 91(221), 5–A
Chamber Tables Expansion Issue
Mr 28 96 91(165), 1–A
Chamber to Finish 1996 in the Black
Dc 17 96 92(63), 2–A
Chamber Trying to Bring Focus to Meeting
Jl 18 96 91(277), 3–A
Chamber Urgins Greater Voter Turnout
Oc 11 96 91(362), 5–A
Chamber's Executive Committee Meeting
Mr 15 96 91(152), 3–A
Citizens' Group Forms from Forum Talks
Jn 10 96 91(239), 1–A
Commissioners Will Go Along with Chamber. . .
Mr 28 96 91(165), 1–A
Copeland to Receive Sam Walton Award
Nv 27 96 92(44), 1–A
Counsel Sought for Lastinger Situation
Ja 25 96 91(102), 1–A
Education Council Holding Math-Science Fair Saturday
Ap 19 91(187), 5–A
Family "School Leave" Policy Designed
Sp 15 96 91(336), 7–C
Firms in Lowndes Surveyed
Nv 17 96 92(34), 1–A
Funding Deal Approved for Hahira, Lake Park Chambers
Au 22 96 91(312), 3–A
Hahira-Lake Park Chambers Get Financial Help
Au 29 96 91(319), 5–A
Industry Chiefs Hear Survay Results
My 22 96 91(220), 6–A
Langdale Ready for Challenge
Au 8 96 91(297), 1–A
Lastinger Gets Prison Sentence
Ja 23 96 91(100), 1–A
Lobbying Totals Released
Ja 28 96 91(105), 1–A
Local Chamber of Commerce Starts Work on Deciding. . .
Dc 11 96 92(57), 7–A
Local Chamber Planning Business Retention Survey
Au 30 96 91(320), 6–A
Putting Valdosta's Best Foot Forward
My 16 96 91(214), 5–A
Retirement Plans Often Overlooked
Jn 16 96 91(245), 7–C
Sims and His Late Father Named Farmers of Year
Sp 20 96 91(341), 1–A
Time to Grow
Mr 21 96 91(158), 1–A
Valdosta-Lowndes County Convention Center
City Delays Center Contract
Fe 24 96 91(132), 3–A
Convention Center Contract Expected
Fe 22 96 91(130), 5–A
Convention Center Contract to Be Awarded
Mr 7 96 91(144), 3–A
Council Selects Firm to Design Center
Mr 22 96 91(159), 5–A
County Will Help Fund Convention Center
Mr 14 96 91(151), 1–A
Local Firm to Help Atlanta Contractor with Plans. . .
Mr 9 96 91(146), 1–A
Valdosta-Lowndes County Ethics Committee
Ethics Committee Names Chairman
Oc 31 96 92(16), 3–A
Valdosta-Lowndes County Governmental Affairs Committee
Government Affairs Committee to Meet
Jn 27 96 91(256), 5–A
Valdosta-Lowndes County Habitat for Humanity
Habitat Dedicating Project Saturday
Mr 15 96 91(152), 3–A
Habitat Lauded by Legislature
Mr 8 96 91(145), 5–A
Valdosta-Lowndes County Hospital Authority
Authority Approves Bond Guarantee
Au 20 96 91(310), 1–A
Corporate Restructuring at SGMC Being Eyed. . .
My 3 96 91(201), 1–A
Emergency Room Service Improving, Report Shows
Jn 18 96 91(247), 5–A
Hospital Authority Approves $2 Million. . .
Jl 16 96 91(275), 3–A
Hospital Authority Holds Executive Session
Oc 22 96 92(7), 3–A
Hospital Authority Meeting Today
My 2 96 91(200), 3–A
Hospital Authority Member Blasts SGMC
Dc 17 96 92(63), 1–A
Hospital Listens to Quality Team Report
Ap 17 91(185), 3–A
Let's Not Rush into SGMC Decision (editorial)
My 5 96 91(203), 4–A
SGMC Backs Away from Open Heart Surgery Center Plans
Jn 18 96 91(247), 5–A
SGMC Briefs Officials on Fiscal Impact
Fe 24 96 91(132), 5–A
Valdosta-Lowndes County Industrial Authority
$1.6 Million Loan Given to Industrial Authority
Jn 13 96 91(242), 3–A
Authority Accepts Budget Changes
Sp 18 96 91(339), 3–A
Authority Approves Industries' Plans
Ap 24 91(192), 1–A
Authority Approves Mondy for Upgrade
My 25 96 91(223), 6–A
Authority Donates Land to Food Bank
Oc 16 96 92(1), 1–A
Authority Passes Bond Resolution
My 22 96 91(220), 1–A
Authority Says It Learned from Forums
Nv 20 96 92(37), 5–A
Authority Takes out $5 Million Loan
Jl 11 96 91(270), 7–A
Authority Votes to Pave Road
My 4 96 91(202), 1–A
Chamber Changes
Jl 26 96 91(285), 1–A
Citizens' Group Forms from Forum Talks
Jn 10 96 91(239), 1–A
"Commitments" Created Industrial Authority's...
My 20 96 91(218), 1–A
Committee Considers Betts' Future Status
Au 1 96 91(291), 1–A
County Land Eyed for Possible Sale
Dc 11 96 92(57), 3–A
County May Help Authority Pay Bills
My 16 96 91(214), 1–A
County's $5 Million Bailout...
My 17 96 91(215), 1–A
Economic Development
Mr 27 96 91(164), 1–A
Funding Diverted for Gaining Property
Fe 9 96 91(117), 5–A
FutureFocus Members Hash out Policy
Oc 31 96 92(16), 3–A
Industrial Authority Asking for Money
Jn 5 96 91(234), 1–A
Industrial Authority Awards Contracts
My 16 96 91(214), 5–A
Industrial Authority Holding Meeting
My 24 96 91(222), 3–A
Industrial Authority to Consider Sale
Dc 17 96 92(63), 3–A
Leaders Seek Guidelines for Business Incentives
Ja 4 96 91(81), 1–A
Lowe's Center Nearer
Ja 12 96 91(89), 1–A
Lowndes Backs Authority Money
Jn 6 96 91(235), 1–A
Miller to Head Industrial Authority
Jl 17 96 91(276), 1–A
New Deal for Betts
Au 21 96 91(311), 1–A
No Point to Forums if No One Attends (editorial)
Mr 29 96 91(166), 4–A
Public Input Needed to Help Map Future (editorial)
Ap 7 96 91(175), 4–A
Sullivan to Step Down
Jn 19 96 91(248), 1–A
Sullivan to Step Down from Authority
Dc 18 96 92(64), 1–A
Wanted: One Water Takn for Hahira Industrial Park
Dc 16 96 92(62), 2–A
Valdosta/Lowndes County Sports Hall of Fame
Former Cats Return for Hall Induction
Fe 14 96 91(122), 1–B
Valdosta/Lowndes Soccer Club
Valdosta/Lowndes Soccer Club Shines at State Tournament
Jn 24 96 91(253), 1–B
Valdosta Main Street
Main Street Cheif Leaving Her Job
Fe 29 96 91(137), 1–A
Valdosta Mall
Only Options Opening Shop in Valdosta Mall
Dc 8 96 92(54), 9–B
Valdosta Middle School
Award Winning Summer
Jl 25 96 91(284), 8–A
Foster Grandparents Honored by BETA Club
Ap 20 91(188), 3–A
Middle School Students Participate in History Day
Ja 18 96 91(95), 5–A
Students Ask Council to Back Bike Program
My 25 96 91(223), 1–A
Valdosta Middle Gets New Principal
Jl 23 96 91(282), 2–A
Valdosta Middle School Hits Fundraising Goal
Nv 15 96 92(32), 5–A
Valdosta Middle TSA First in State Contest
My 9 96 91(207), 1–E
VMS Takes Home Trophy
Mr 18 96 91(156), 3–A
Valdosta Police Department
1996 Brought Changes to Local Law Agencies
Dc 30 96 92(76), 1–A
Authorities Offer Free Rides Home
Dc 31 96 92(77), 1–A
Bid to Renovate VPD Building Tabled
My 24 96 91(222), 3–A
Cellphones, CD Players, Purses Hot Commodities in Car Thefts
Au 3 96 91(293), 1–A
City Leaders to Discuss Citizens' Board for Police
Sp 5 96 91(326), 3–A
City Now Considering Bids for Police Station Renovation
My 21 96 91(219), 3–A
Club Honors Law Officers
Oc 25 96 92(10), 6–A
Cop Being Investigated After Auto Accident
Nv 16 96 92(33), 1–A
Daily Times Wins Several State Awards
My 19 96 91(217), 1–A
Ex-Chief's Trial Starts
Fe 6 96 91(114), 1–A
Fason Reflects on Minorities in Police
Fe 25 96 91(133), 1–A
Federal Grants Targeted for Valdosta Police
Jn 14 96 91(243), 3–A
Field Trip for Spray's Jury Blocked
Fe 8 96 91(116), 1–A
Fight Results in Pepper Spray Use
Au 27 96 91(317), 2–A
Fire Department Passes Surprise Inspection
Jn 26 96 91(255), 3–A
Fire, Police Funding Largest Slice of Budget Pie
My 29 96 91(227), 6–A
Grand Jury Urges More Police Funds
Sp 6 96 91(327), 1–A
Guard Questioned in His Own Robbery
Dc 12 96 92(58), 1–A
New Sketch of Rapist Released
Mr 30 96 91(167), 1–A
Outside Hiring Policy for Police Approved
Mr 8 96 91(145), 5–A
The People Spoke in Lowndes This Year (editorial)
Dc 29 96 92(75), 6–A
Police Chief, Commander Reunited in Valdosta
Fe 28 96 91(136), 1–A
Police Finish Internal Probe
Dc 27 96 92(73), 1–A
Police Form Advisory Committee
Dc 21 96 92(67), 1–A
Police Issue Warning About Phone Scam
Nv 23 96 92(40), 3–A
Police Substation Hit by Cars-Again
Nv 29 96 92(46), 1–A
Questions Asked About Spray's Intent for Equipment
Fe 7 96 91(115), 1–A
Renovation Go-Ahead to Be Recommended
Jn 5 96 91(234), 6–A
Spray Free on Review Request
Nv 9 96 92(25), 1–A
Spray Guilty; May Face Prison
Fe 10 96 91(118), 1–A
Spray Takes the Stand
Fe 8 96 91(116), 1–A
Spray's Future Lies with Jury
Fe 9 96 91(117), 1–A
Valdosta Cop Facing New Charge
Jl 23 96 91(282), 6–A
Valdosta's Bicycle Rodeo Rounds up Kids for Safety
Fe 24 96 91(132), 3–A
VPD Investigates Deadly Shooting
Sp 1 96 91(322), 1–A
VPD Offers Safety Tips for Busy Shoppers (editorial)
Nv 26 96 92(43), 4–A
Woman Discovers Human Skull
Nv 26 96 92(43), 1–A
Valdosta Public Works
City Names Three Finalists for Public Works Director
Sp 4 96 91(325), 3–A
Valdosta Quota Club
"A Taste of Valdosta" Benefits Habitat and the Haven
Fe 23 96 91(131), 1–B
Valdosta Regional Airport
Airport Awarded FAA Grant
Sp 26 96 91(347), 1–A
Airport Breaks Ground on New Terminal Today
Oc 23 96 92(8), 1–A
Bishop Presents Airport with Check for New Terminal
Oc 15 96 91(365), 2–A
FAA Funds Could be on Their Way to the Valdosta Regional Airport
My 9 96 91(207), 5–A
World War II Bombers Coming to Valdosta
Fe 25 96 91(133), 4–A
Valdosta State University
400 to Graduate from VSU on Thursday
Mr 19 96 91(156), 1–A
Area High School Art Exhibit
Ja 10 96 91(87), 1–C
Bassoon Concert Features World-Renowned Performer
Jn 7 96 91(236), 1–C
Blame Won't Conquer AIDS Says Local Doctor at Forum
Ja 19 96 91(96), 6–A
Bomb Scare Hits VSU at Busy Hour
Jl 3 96 91(262), 1–A
"Brothers" Provokes Thought
Fe 12 96 91(120), 10–A
Busiess Representatives Attend Conference at VSU
Sp 13 96 91(334), 5–B
Candidates Face off in Debates
Oc 30 96 92(15), 1–A
Chairman Candidate's Husband Arrested After Political Forum
Oc 31 96 92(16), 1–A
Change Is Good for Valdosta State (editorial)
Jn 23 96 91(252), 4–A
College of Education Fares Will in Accreditation
Ap 14 91(182), 3–A
Congress Hears from VSU Student
Ap 24 91(192), 1–A
Dasher Tapped as Dean at University
Jn 15 96 91(244), 1–A
Daugharty Named VSU's Writer in Residence
Jl 25 96 91(284), 3–A
Defending Doctoral Dissertation in Finland
Fe 4 96 91(112), 1–C
Different Worlds
Ap 3 96 91(171), 1–A
Donations Accepted for New Prize
Mr 27 96 91(164), 7–A
DOT Grant Boosts Plan for VSU Parking Lot Project
Au 22 96 91(312), 1–A
Double Bassist Performs Today
Fe 23 96 91(131), 1–B
Eleanor Roosevelt Visits Valdosta
Sp 8 96 91(329), 4–C
End of Affirmative Action Won't Hurt VSU, Says Official
Ap 10 91(178), 3–A
Environment Geography Added to Degree Slate
Sp 13 96 91(334), 3–A
Fighting for Dignity: VSU Student Pushing for Ramp
My 2 96 91(200), 1–A
First Male Dances His Way onto Valdosta State Field
Nv 17 96 92(34), 1–C
Forum Studies Area's Future
Ap 17 91(185), 1–A
FutureFocus Forum Scheduled for Tonight
Ap 30 91(198), 3–A
FutureFocus Forum Tonight at VSU
My 14 96 91(212), 3–A
FutureFocus Works on "Wish List"
My 15 96 91(213), 1–A
GACA Athletes Arrive in Valdosta
Jl 15 96 91(274), 1–B
Getting on the Right Track
Jn 27 96 91(256), 1–C
GHP: Governor's Honors Program at Valdosta State
Jl 28 96 91(287), 1–C
Governor's Honor's Program Is Underway at VSU
Jn 28 96 91(257), 1–A
Graduating University Student Sees Need for Spanish Speakers
Dc 11 96 92(57), 6–A
Graduation Numbers Gradually, Steadily Increasing at Valdosta State
My 29 96 91(227), 1–A
Grat Loses Charter over Alleged Involvement in Bomb Threat
Oc 26 96 92(11), 1–A
Ground Broken for VSU Building
Sp 27 96 91(348), 1–A
Guitarist Andrew Zohn Performing at VSU
Oc 18 96 92(3), 12–A
Gunning for Cash Prizes
Ap 12 91(180), 10–A
A Happy Ending
My 3 96 91(201), 1–A
Hearing Impaired Student Faces Challenges of Attending VSU
My 26 96 91(224), 1–C
Holocaust Poetry Reading Tuesday
My 3 96 91(201), 8–A
Lecture on China Planned
Ap 18 91(186), 3–A
Local Author's New Book Coming Soon
Jl 31 96 91(290), 6–A
Longtime VSU Professor Retiring
Au 22 96 91(312), 5–A
Lowndes Turning to VSU to Help Find New Superintendent
Ja 31 96 91(108), 1–A
Mathworks Gives High School Students Early Lessons
Au 5 96 91(295), 3–A
May Concert in the Park May 11 at Valdosta State
My 2 96 91(200), 1–C
Mayhem Erupting Saturday at VSU
My 10 96 91(208), 6–B
M.B.A. Class Develops Marketing Plans
Mr 17 96 91(154), 8–C
McGraw, Hill Coming to Valdosta
Mr 6 96 91(143), 3–A
Miss Valdosta State University
Fe 4 96 91(112), 1–C
Miss VSU Pageant Saturday
Ja 26 96 91(103), 10–A
NAACP Leader Speaks of Changing Times
Ja 12 96 91(89), 1–A
NASA Launching Partnership with Valdosta State
My 9 96 91(207), 1–A
Native American Elder Speaking at University
Dc 18 96 92(64), 6–A
Native American Workshops Planned
Dc 14 96 92(60), 3–A
New Degree Program Designed to Meet Business World's Changing Needs
Sp 22 96 91(343), 6–A
New Lot Will Help Ease VSU Parking
Nv 29 96 92(46), 1–A
New VSU Staffer Focuses on Alcohol, Drug Education
Oc 24 96 92(9), 3–A
A New Way to Reach Out
Mr 18 96 91(156), 1–A
Original Students Recall "The House in the Woods"
Jn 26 96 91(255), 3–A
Parking Rally Planned on VSU Campus
Ap 11 91(179), 3–A
Poitier's Daughter Visits VSU
Fe 23 96 91(131), 5–A
Professor Dismissed
Fe 2 96 91(110), 1–A
Recognizing Acheivement
My 2 96 91(200), 1–A
RED HOT! VSU Dance Team Entertains at Basketball Games
Ja 18 96 91(95), 1–C
Regents' Budget Request Includes Money for VSU Building
Sp 11 96 91(332), 1–A
Review: VSU Profs Please Audience
My 17 96 91(215), 3–C
Reynard the Fox
Fe 22 96 91(130), 1–C
Russian Judge Visits University
Jl 4 96 91(263), 1–A
Russian Professor, Student Visiting Valdosta State
Nv 18 96 92(35), 1–A
School of Medicine Director Speaking
Fe 28 96 91(136), 2–C
SCOPE Returns to Help Student
Ja 5 96 91(82), 6–A
Second "Future Focus" Forum Set for Thursday
Ap 15 91(183), 1–A
Seniors Keep Learning in Their Retirement
Fe 21 96 91(129), 2–A
Sisters Reach Goal Together
Mr 22 96 91(159), 1–A
"Sizzlin' Vocal Jazz Meets P.D.Q. Bach"
Fe 16 96 91(124), 1–B
South Georgia Normal College Graduate Remains Active
Dc 15 96 92(61), 5–C
'Sports Medicine' No Longer Confined to Sports
Au 15 96 91(305), 1–C
Stage Set for Big VSU Homecoming
Oc 26 96 92(11), 1–B
State-Level Candidates Debate
Oc 25 96 92(10), 1–A
State to Look This Week at Possible Groudwater Contamination
Ja 14 96 91(91), 1–A
Student Keeps Bike-a-Thon Going
Mr 10 96 91(147), 8–A
Students Arriving at VSU
Sp 16 96 91(337), 1–A
Students Ask Council to Back Bike Program
My 25 96 91(223), 1–A
Students Facing Increased Tuition
Ap 19 91(187), 1–A
Students "Sign On" for New Rec Center
Fe 23 96 91(131), 1–A
Summer School
Jn 3 96 91(232), 1–A
Toth Says Favoritism Won't Occur in Search
Fe 9 96 91(117), 1–A
Travel Broadens Valdosta State Students' Minds
Oc 13 96 91(364), 1–C
Valdosta CPAs Honor Accounting Scholars
Jn 27 96 91(256), 3–C
Valdosta State Professor Appearing on CNBC Show
My 2 96 91(200), 5–A
Valdostan First African-American Selected for Top Kiwanis District Post
Fe 25 96 91(133), 1–C
VMS Takes Home Trophy
Mr 18 96 91(156), 3–A
VSU Affirmative Action Office Gets New Name, New Location
Fe 16 96 91(124), 7–A
VSU Chamber Singers, Concert Choir Perform
Mr 14 96 91(151), 8–C
VSU Class Conducts Survey
Nv 3 96 92(19), 1–A
VSU Concert Band Performs
My 31 96 91(229), 9–A
VSU Diversity Week Starts Saturday
Ap 20 91(188), 1–A
VSU Funds Passed
Fe 15 96 91(123), 1–A
At VSU Gallelry "Reality Portrayed Askew"
Sp 19 96 91(340), 1–B
VSU Gallery Features Senior Art Exhibition Through Wednesday
Jn 4 96 91(233), 1–B
VSU Gallery Presents Mitch Lyons: Clay Monoprints
Nv 21 96 92(38), 1–C
VSU Getting Satellite Uplink
My 27 96 91(225), 2–A
VSU Greets 1996 with Expansion
Ja 1 96 91(78), 1–A
VSU Hosts International Trumpet Player
Dc 13 96 92(59), 1–B
VSU Officer Completes Training Center Course
Ap 21 91(189), 1–A
VSU Police Have Wide Jurisdiction
Jl 14 96 91(273), 1–A
VSU Presenting "Summer Parade"
Jl 30 96 91(289), 3–A
VSU Professor Includes Ethical Model in Classroom Work
Jn 24 96 91(253), 6–A
VSU Professor's Fate Now in Hands of Faculty Panel
Ja 4 96 91(81), 1–A
VSU Program Works to Keep Young Students on Right Track
Jn 9 96 91(238), 1–A
VSU Public Safety Car in Wreck
Sp 28 96 91(349), 3–A
VSU Receives CASE Grand Award
Au 4 96 91(294), 7–C
VSU ROTC Cadets Discover Military Fate
Ap 2 96 91(170), 1–A
VSU Sets Record for Grads
Jn 13 96 91(242), 1–A
VSU Spring Focus Begins Monday
Ap 7 96 91(175), 3–A
VSU Students Help with Memorial Quilt
Dc 1 96 92(47), 1–A
VSU Students in Free Enterprise Wins Southeastern Contest
My 14 96 91(212), 1–B
VSU Students Return to Parking Woes, Drinking "Raids"
Sp 20 96 91(341), 1–A
VSU Students Work Toward the Olympics' Bright Lights
Mr 3 96 91(140), 1–A
VSU Takes Third in National Mock Trial Competition
Mr 21 96 91(158), 1–C
VSU Theatre Performing "Kismet"
My 23 96 91(221), 1–C
VSU Theatre Performing on Jekyll Island
Jn 21 96 91(250), 10–B
VSU Theatre Presenting "Oedipus Rex"
Nv 14 96 92(31), 1–B
VSU Theatre Presenting "The Mandrake"
Ap 18 91(186), 1–C
VSU Theatre Presents. . .
Fe 22 96 91(130), 1–C
VSU to Give First Honorary Degree
Jn 12 96 91(241), 1–A
VSU Turns Grant into Help for Area Mills
Nv 8 96 92(24), 6–A
VSU Women's Conference Planning for Oral History
Mr 9 96 91(146), 3–A
VSU's Front Lawn Is D.O.A.
Ap 17 91(185), 1–A
VSU's Growth Goes On
Dc 29 96 92(75), 8–A
VSU's Honors Program Sees Remarkable Growth
Nv 25 96 92(42), 3–A
Warhol's Endangered Species Prints and Steve Cole's Scuplture at VSU
My 14 96 91(212), 1–B
Workman's Compensation Story Earns Award for VSU Professor
Mr 6 96 91(143), 5–A
Valdosta State University Foundation
Group Passes $2 Million Mark
Fe 2 96 91(110), 3–A
Valdosta Symphony Guild
Symphony Ball
Nv 22 96 92(39), 1–B
Tablescapes and Tea Set Saturday
Fe 20 96 91(128), 3–B
Valdosta Symphony Orchestra
Cellist Starker Performing with Valdosta Symphony Saturday
Mr 8 96 91(145), 8–A
Renown Pianist Performing with Valdosta Symphony
Ap 26 91(194), 2–C
Tablescapes and Tea
Mr 5 96 91(142), 1–B
Valdosta Symphony Orchestra Unveils Its First Poster for Sale
Nv 7 96 92(23), 1–C
Valdosta Symphony Performing Jan. 20
Ja 12 96 91(89), 7–B
Valdosta Symphony Performs Nov. 2
Oc 25 96 92(10), 12–A
Valdosta Technical Institute
Ballard Leaving the Chamber
Ap 9 91(177), 1–A
The Changing Face of Technical Institutes
Ap 21 91(189), 1–A
Foundation to Help Raise Val Tech Funds
Ap 21 91(189), 6–A
Getting Ready for the Workplace
Sp 22 96 91(343), 1–A
Leaders Learn How to Grow Business
Fe 15 96 91(123), 7–D
Never too Old to Learn
Ap 21 91(189), 1–C
Val Tech Aiding Moody Personnel with Education
Nv 17 96 92(34), 12–B
Val Tech Gets Tractor-Truck from Harveys
Jl 7 96 91(266), 7–C
Val Tech Signs on Two Firms
Ja 19 96 91(96), 2–A
Val-Tech Student Sets His GOALs High
Mr 14 96 91(151), 1–A
Val Tech to Train Sterling Workers
Jl 2 96 91(261), 1–A
Val Tech Vendor Searching for New Vocation
My 28 96 91(226), 1–A
Work Continues on Val Tech Expansion
Ap 21 91(189), 6–A
Valdosta Theatre Guild
Dosta Playhouse, Home of Valdosta Theatre Guild
Fe 11 96 91(119), 2–C
Theatre Guild Valdosta Performing. . ."Anything Goes"
Sp 13 96 91(334), 10–A
Valdosta Touchdown Club
Valdosta TD Club to Meet Monday
Au 30 96 91(320), 1–B
Wildcat TD Club Hold Thurdsay Dinner
Au 20 96 91(310), 8–A
Wildcat TD Club Holds Thursday Dinner
Au 21 96 91(311), 1–B
Valdosta Truck Plaza
Valdostsa Truck Plaza Sold; Hotel Owner Gets Land Parcel
Sp 5 96 91(326), 7–C
Valdosta Vettes
Corvett Club to Meet Today
Sp 7 96 91(328), 1–B
Valencia, Willa
Longtime VSU Professor Retiring
Au 22 96 91(312), 5–A
Valentine's Day
Cupid Keeping Shopkeepers Busy Today
Fe 14 96 91(122), 1–A
Vallotton, Sara Louise
Vallotton-Chew Set Date
Sp 8 96 91(329), 2–C
ValuJet Airlines--Atlanta
Budget Fliers Bemoan ValuJet's Grounding
Jn 19 96 91(248), 7–C
Cabin Materials Safety Questioned
Jn 1 96 91(230), 5–A
Calls Flood ValuJet as It Restarts Service
Sp 28 96 91(349), 7–B
Cheers, Contests Mark ValuJet's Return to Skies
Oc 1 96 91(352), 2–B
Dealys, Cancellations Hit ValuJet Passengers
My 17 96 91(215), 2–A
Few Passengers at ValuJet as Airlines Halves Flights
My 19 96 91(217), 5–A
Relatives of ValuJet Crash Victims Question Decision Letting Firm Fly
Sp 29 96 91(350), 5–A
Top ValuJet Executive Selling Chunk of Stock
Oc 5 96 91(356), 4–B
Turner, ValuJet Led Business News
Dc 29 96 92(75), 5–C
ValuJet Asks Workers to Take Unpaid Leaves
Jn 5 96 91(234), 8–A
ValuJet Co-Founder Sells 1.5 Million Shares of Stock
My 22 96 91(220), 5–B
ValuJet Completes Last Phase of Return to Service
Oc 25 96 92(10), 7–B
ValuJet Could Fly Again in 3 Weeks, Chief Says
Au 3 96 91(293), 5–B
ValuJet Flight Attendants Want to Outspoken Union Leader
Au 29 96 91(319), 7–A
ValuJet Forced to Cancel Flights
Dc 22 96 92(67), 7–A
ValuJet Losing Passengers Due to Negative Publicity
Jn 6 96 91(235), 5–B
ValuJet Plans "Straighforward" Ad Campaign
Sp 11 96 91(332), 5–B
ValuJet Rescue Work Suspended; Focus Now Shifts to Investigation
Jn 11 96 91(240), 3–A
ValuJet Shareholders Unsure of Company's Future
My 24 96 91(222), 7–B
ValuJet Shuffles Top Management, Names New Head
Nv 5 96 92(21), 5–B
ValuJet Workers Laid Off
Au 28 96 91(318), 7–B
Valwood
Coach, Student Honored
Mr 16 96 91(153), 1–A
Horatio Alger Day Today
Fe 6 96 91(114), 3–A
School Hosting Honors
Ja 25 96 91(102), 1–A
Valwood Finds a New Headmaster
Dc 16 96 92(62), 1–A
Valwood Gives Citizenship Awards
Mr 17 96 91(154), 3–C
Valwood Physics Students Participate in Space Camp
Ja 4 96 91(81), 2–B
Valwood Students Learn About Coastal Ecosystems
Oc 19 96 92(4), 5–A
Valwood Students Win Scholarships
Fe 7 96 91(115), 1–A
Van Metre, James
Man Sentenced to Life for Kidnapping
Au 15 96 91(305), 3–B
Van Slyke, Melissa Lea
Peters-Van Slyke
Wedding
Jn 26 96 91(255), 2–B
Vanbrackle, Helen
Obituary
Nv 13 96 92(30), 2–A
VanBrackle, Staci Ann
VanBrackle & Howell
Engagement
Oc 15 96 91(365), 8–A
Vance, Joe and Marjorie
Vance Estate Reaches Damages Settlement
My 29 96 91(227), 5–A
Vandalism--Georgia
Vandals Damage Two Middle Georgia Churches
Au 9 96 91(298), 10–A
Vandalism--Statenville
Power Company Offers Reward After Vandalism
Dc 17 96 92(63), 1–A
Vandenberg, Thomas
Death
Nv 1 96 92(17), 2–A
Memorial Service Planned
Nv 1 96 92(17), 3–A
Moody Air Force Base
Oc 31 96 92(16), 1–A
Vann, Billy Morris
Death
My 12 96 91(210), 2–A
Obituary
My 14 96 91(212), 2–A
Vaquerano, Jessica Shirlene
Birth
Ap 7 96 91(175), 2–C
Varnado, Bruce N.
Death
My 8 96 91(206), 2–A
Obituary
Ap 23 91(191), 2–A
My 5 96 91(203), 2–A
Varnedo, Flora Martin
Obituary
Jn 19 96 91(248), 2–A
Vaughan, John Maurice
Vaughan-Kinchen
Wedding
Jn 6 96 91(235), 2–C
Vaughan, Josiah Maurice
Birth
Oc 16 96 92(1), 2–C
Venkataramiah, Kathryne McDaniel
Obituary
Ja 4 96 91(81), 2–A
Veratec
Employees Fear Losing Their Jobs
Ja 29 96 91(106), 6–A
Verrilli, Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore
The Verrillis
Anniversary
Au 14 96 91(304), 9–A
Veterans
CDC Study Supports Gulf War Vets' Ills
Nv 27 96 92(44), 1–A
Female Military Veterans Sought for Database
Nv 21 96 92(38), 7–A
Heroes and Headstones
My 28 96 91(226), 1–A
Lowndes Pauses to Honor Veterans
Nv 12 96 92(28), 1–A
Nursing Home Firm's Leader Promises Good Vet Home Care
My 11 96 91(209), 5–A
Veteran Remembers 1968 Chicago Riot
Sp 9 96 91(330), 1–A
The Vietnam Veteran
Nv 11 96 92(27), 1–A
Veterans Day
Veterans Day Events Set for Monday Morning
Nv 10 96 92(26), 3–A
Vickers, Cleo F.
Obituary
Dc 27 96 92(73), 2–A
Vickers Family
Preserving a Family's History
Ja 21 96 91(98), 1–A
Vickers Have Rich History in Lowndes
Ja 21 96 91(98), 6–A
Vickers, Gene Walton
Barrentine-Vickers
Engagement
Au 6 96 91(296), 10–A
Vickers, Joseph Sonny
Vickers Wants to Keep Helping
Ja 10 96 91(87), 1–A
Vickers, Louise Shepherd
Obituary
Oc 13 96 91(364), 2–A
Vickers, Monica
LHS Students Win First, Second Places in State. . .
Ap 11 91(179), 1–C
Vickers, Wiley
Obituary
Oc 4 96 91(355), 2–A
Vidalia Onions
Vidalias Show Amazing Resilience to Repeated Freezes
My 20 96 91(218), 5–A
Vietnam War
Bad Decisions, Faulty Gear Hampered Fighter Pilots
Mr 10 96 91(147), 8–A
Georgia Man Still Could Be Charged as a Deserter
Mr 10 96 91(147), 10–B
Remains of Servicemen Coming Home
Fe 28 96 91(136), 6–A
Viking Oak
New Park Dedicated Thursday
Nv 15 96 92(32), 5–A
The "Viking Oak" Has Many Friends
Nv 11 96 92(27), 1–A
Vinson, Clarence Melvin "Cowboy"
Obituary
Dc 9 96 92(55), 2–A
Vintrelli, Jeanette
Longtime Employee Retires from City Job
Mr 1 96 91(138), 5–A
Violence
Victims of Violence Share Candelight Vigil
Oc 16 96 92(1), 1–A
Violent Crimes up 5 Percent in Georgia
Au 24 96 91(313), 3–A
Where Will Violence Strike Next? Here. (editorial)
Au 22 96 91(312), 4–A
Visa
Visa Ad Offer Comes with Strings
Ja 31 96 91(108), 7–C
Vizzutti, Allen
VSU Hosts International Trumpet Player
Dc 13 96 92(59), 1–B
Vocational Education
Tech Schools Help Ease Company's Employment Problems
Fe 11 96 91(119), 5–A
Voight, Brittany Suzanne
Birth
Nv 14 96 92(31), 2–B
Volkswagon (Car)
They've Got the "VW" Bug
Fe 25 96 91(133), 1–C
Volleyball--Georgia Southwestern University
Lady Blazers Fall to Georgia Southwestern
Oc 2 96 91(353), 1–B
Volleyball--Lincoln Memorial
VSU Volleyball Team Wins GSC Opener
Oc 6 96 91(357), 1–B
Volleyball--Valdosta State University
Lady Blazer Volleyball Opens Home Schedule
Sp 7 96 91(328), 1–B
Lady Blazers Cruise at Albany State
Sp 11 96 91(332), 8–A
Lady Blazers Earn Volleyball Victory
Oc 31 96 92(16), 1–B
Lady Blazers End Spring Volleyball
My 7 96 91(205), 10–A
Lady Blazers Fall to Georgia Southwestern
Oc 2 96 91(353), 1–B
Lady Blazers Fall to North Alabama
Nv 4 96 92(20), 1–B
Lady Blazers Have Full GSC Slate
Oc 10 96 91(361), 3–B
Lady Blazers Pull out Win
Sp 26 96 91(347), 2–C
Lady Blazers Rally to Win Key Match
Nv 7 96 92(23), 6–B
Lady Blazers Sweep Albany State
Sp 21 96 91(342), 1–C
Montevallo, Injuries Hurt Lady Blazers
Oc 27 96 92(12), 2–B
Valdosta State Loses Volleyball Opener
Au 31 96 91(321), 1–B
VSU Earns Shoney's Sweep
Sp 8 96 91(329), 1–B
VSU Picked Fourth in Volleyball
Au 19 96 91(309), 1–B
VSU Volleyball Falls in Tourney
Nv 17 96 92(34), 2–B
VSU Volleyball Falls to North Florida
Sp 19 96 91(340), 1–C
VSU Volleyball Hosts WGC Tonight
Nv 6 96 92(22), 1–B
VSU Volleyball Opens Tonight
Au 30 96 91(320), 1–B
VSU Volleyball Seniors Go out Winners
Nv 11 96 92(27), 1–B
VSU Volleyball Set for GSC Tourney
Nv 15 96 92(32), 2–C
VSU Volleyball Signs Star Recruit
Mr 20 96 91(157), 1–B
VSU Volleyball Splits a Pair
Oc 14 96 91(365), 1–B
VSU Volleyball Team Drops Two
Oc 13 96 91(364), 1–B
VSU Volleyball Team Drops Two in GSC
Sp 15 96 91(336), 1–B
VSu Volleyball Team Sweeps Past Flagler
Oc 17 96 92(2), 1–B
VSU Volleyball Team to Host North Florida
Sp 18 96 91(339), 1–B
VSU Volleyball Team Wins GSC Opener
Oc 6 96 91(357), 1–B
VSU Volleyball Team Wins Two of Three
Oc 20 96 92(5), 1–B
VSU Women Fall in Finale of Challenge
Sp 9 96 91(330), 1–B
VSU Women Second, Men Fourth in GSC
Oc 28 96 92(13), 1–B
VSU's Caouette Earns GSC Volleyball Award
Nv 13 96 92(30), 1–B
Voluntarism
Church Volunteers Getting Runaround from Albany
Fe 12 96 91(120), 1–A
Community Volunteers Honored with Awards
Ap 24 91(192), 1–A
Pink Lady Still Active and Helping Others at Age 84
Au 21 96 91(311), 1–C
Program to Recognize Volunteerism
Ja 30 96 91(107), 1–A
Volvo
Volvo May Build U.S. Plant
Ja 11 96 91(88), 5–D
Von Small, Eric
Obituary
Sp 6 96 91(327), 2–A
Voodoo--Brooks County
Brooks Officials "Cursed" with Voodoo
Mr 1 96 91(138), 1–A
Voshell, Virginia Ruth
Obituary
Mr 31 96 91(168), 2–A
Votapek, Ralph
Renown Pianist Performing with Valdosta Symphony
Ap 26 91(194), 2–C
Voter Registration
Court Denies "Motor Voter" Lawsuit
Ja 24 96 91(101), 3–A
Voter Registration Closes out Quietly
Jn 11 96 91(240), 1–A
Voting
Absentee Ballot Requests Rising
Oc 30 96 92(15), 2–A
Chamber Urgins Greater Voter Turnout
Oc 11 96 91(362), 5–A
District Troubles Slowing Absentee Ballots
My 31 96 91(229), 5–A
Excuse-Free Absentee Voting Coming Soon
Fe 28 96 91(136), 6–A
Groups Prepare to Register Voters
Oc 2 96 91(353), 3–A
New Law Adds to Voter Lists
Oc 6 96 91(357), 6–A
Register Today; Vote in November (editorial)
Oc 4 96 91(355), 4–A
Voter Guides Showing up in Churches
Nv 3 96 92(19), 1–A
Voting--Lowndes County
Absentee Ballot Deadline Set for Nov. 4
Oc 21 96 92(6), 2–A
Voter Turnout "Disappointing"
Mr 6 96 91(143), 2–A
Voting--Valdosta
Elections Board Wresltes with Voter Lists--Again
Oc 30 96 92(15), 1–A
Vultures--Pooler
Vultures "Invade" Pooler Neighborhood
Dc 8 96 92(54), 8–C