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GBI investigating deadly stabbing in Camilla
CAMILLA, Ga. (WALB) — The Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) is working a stabbing in Camilla that left one man dead and another injured. The deceased victim has been identified by family members as 48-year-old Adrian Kimbrough. His sister, Carlissia Gaines, says she learned something had happened when someone...
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'It exposed a weakness': Cairo leaders raise alarm over failure to alert residents
CAIRO, Ga. — A shooting investigation that sent Washington Middle School into lockdown has exposed what a Cairo city official calls a troubling weakness in the city's ability to warn residents about potential threats. During Monday's City Council meeting, council member Charles Renaud raised concerns about the city's lack...
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Cairo celebrates as Fall Festival momentum grows
CAIRO, Ga. -- — Cairo’s Fall Festival delivered a full day of food, music and family fun — and organizers say the community showed up in a big way. The event featured games, a hayride, a petting zoo and live music, along with the city’s first-ever Chili Cook Off hosted by the Cairo Downtown Development Authority. Hurst Hometown Supply won first place and the People’s Choice Award in the cook-off.
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Scholar Athlete of the Week: Cairo’s Draya Hammonds
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - A typical non-gameday for Draya Hammonds starts with cheer practice, then basketball, then finishes with flag football. “She is never still,” laughed Ashley Willis, who is Cairo’s assistant girls basketball coach. “I’m like girl do you ever sleep?” added head flag football coach Marquelle...
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Albany, Dougherty County, consider new emblems as residents question spending priorities
ALBANY, Ga. (WALB) — A proposal to add emblems inside the Albany Dougherty County Government chambers is drawing different reactions from a commissioner and some residents. Albany Ward 5 Commissioner Colette Jenkins said the emblems would give the chamber a unique identity. Some residents said taxpayer money should be spent on more important things.