Bradford Ambrose
WALB News 10
Albany, GA, United States
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National Weather Service proposes eliminating ‘advisories’
The National Weather Service (NWS) wants to eliminate the ‘advisory’ product in its Watch/Warning/Advisory system. → Read More
Sumter Co. Schools seeks parent input on re-opening
One South Georgia school system is planning for the upcoming school year and they need your help. → Read More
Officials launch ‘Mask Up Sumter’ campaign
Sumter County officials are launching a new campaign that urges residents to mask up when they’re out in public. → Read More
Farmer uses unique method for growing late-season crops
TERRELL CO., Ga. (WALB) - As South Georgia farmers start planting their late-season crops, one farmer is using a unique approach. Mark Daniel with Mark’s Melon Patch said he started using metallic plastic in his fields around five years ago. He said the plastic keeps the soil below it very cool, which helps tomatoes, pumpkins, okra and squash grow during the summer heat. He said the plastic… → Read More
Sumter Co. EMA offers tips as hurricane season begins
With hurricane season in full force, one South Georgia EMA director is reminding his residents of ways they can prepare now. → Read More
74-year-old DeSoto COVID-19 survivor hospitalized for more than two months
Family members said Floyd’s lungs and kidneys were severely damaged as he fought the virus. → Read More
Study on safety of malaria drugs for coronavirus retracted
Dozens of scientists questioned irregularities and improbable findings in the numbers of a study on hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine. → Read More
Kanye West starts college fund of Floyd’s daughter, reps say
Kanye West donates $2 million, pays college tuition for George Floyd's daughter. → Read More
Sumter Co. Schools to continue meal program through June
Sumter County Schools officials said they will continue their feeding program through the end of June. → Read More
GSW dean surprised with virtual retirement party, drive-thru parade
One Georgia Southwestern State University dean was surprised with a virtual retirement party and drive-thru parade on Wednesday. → Read More
Andersonville National Historic Site to co-host virtual Memorial Day tribute
The Site will join 30 National Parks in a virtual Memorial Day tribute. → Read More
Americus business has donated 17K PPE pieces since March
An Americus business continues to donate more PPE thanks to your help. → Read More
Crisp Co. Sheriff’s Office holds Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony
The Crisp County Sheriff’s Office held its annual Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony Thursday evening at Pinecrest Baptist Church. → Read More
SGTC class uses 3D printers to make PPE
One South Georgia instructor is helping those on the COVID-19 frontlines while teaching his students. → Read More
GSW plans to hold in-person classes fall semester
Georgia Southwestern State University announced it will begin reopening its campus to staff at the beginning of June and plans to hold in-person classes this fall. → Read More
Sumter Co. School System restarts meal distribution
After more than a month-long absence, Sumter County Schools restarted its meal distribution program Wednesday. → Read More
Construction continues on new Sumter Co. High School
Progress continues on the new Sumter County High School, even during the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
Sumter Co. Schools to restart feeding program
Officials said they had to stop in late March after three employees tested positive for COVID-19. → Read More
Storm damages irrigation pivot, trees near Cook Co. business
Employees of a South Georgia business witnessed a tornado touch down less than one hundred yards away on Thursday. → Read More
Community donates more than 650 meals in less than one month
One South Georgia restaurant continues to feed those on the pandemic’s front line and it’s all thanks to community donations. → Read More