Grason Passmore
WALB News 10
Albany, GA, United States
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DCSS talks school return amid COVID-19 pandemic
You may still be deciding whether you want to send your kids back to school for in-person learning this fall. Dougherty County School leaders said big changes will be made in classrooms this fall. → Read More
Neighbors seek answers after Lee Co. officer-involved shooting
A GBI investigation is underway after a Leesburg police shot a man to death Sunday. Neighbors who said they witnessed it, are speaking out for the first time. → Read More
Police investigate several car break-ins in Albany neighborhood
Albany Police are investigating several break-ins that happened in broad daylight this weekend. The Albany Police Department is investigating several car break-ins. Three happened in the same neighborhood. → Read More
Advocates fight budget cuts to mental, behavioral health agencies
State budget cuts could hurt Dougherty County’s Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment Court. → Read More
Michigan man claims second $4 million jackpot in three years
The 50-year-old claimed his second $4 million Michigan Lottery jackpot this month playing instant scratch-off games. → Read More
Mental health agencies across the state could see millions in budget cuts
Budget cuts could affect the mental healthcare given to thousands of South Georgians. → Read More
Comm. meeting: Augusta professor wants to do antibody testing in Albany
Also discussed in the commission meeting was continued local state of emergency. big improvements for the airport, and what happens to dogs classified as dangerous → Read More
Albany court system can’t reopen until certain guidelines are met
Dougherty County courts have been closed since March and they may not reopen again until July. → Read More
Field of Crosses honors servicemen and women who died in combat
A field of crosses was erected in Albany for Memorial Day, with 146 white crosses standing for each serviceman and woman who died during combat. → Read More
'We will continue to insist upon and abide by certain restrictions’: Albany mayor on reopening
Many are anxious to resume normal, everyday activities, but the city of Albany isn’t ready to completely reopen. → Read More
Pandemic forces Albany barbershop to close after opening in 1952
Open for 68 years, an Albany business has shut its door for the first time, and it took a pandemic to do so. → Read More
DCSS adapts to changes amid coronavirus pandemic
Schools across South Georgia are already trying to plan summer and fall semesters through this global pandemic. → Read More
JetBlue becomes first carrier to require masks on passengers
The airline says this move is about protecting everyone on board. → Read More
City of Albany awarded state grant to finish Downtown Connector Trail
The City of Albany will finally be able to complete the Downtown Trail Connector. All thanks to a state grant they were just awarded. → Read More
Americus company shifts usual business to manufacturing supplies for hospitals
With customer sales down Micheal Rhoads said TSG Resolute found another way to keep people employed. → Read More
Coroner passionately pleads with the community as the death toll rises every day
Dougherty County Coroner Michael Fowler is pleading with the community to obey orders. Warning the next deaths could be you or your loved one if you don’t. → Read More
Volunteer makes masks with Bible versus and fun patterns to lift neighbors’ spirits
Colorful masks are making their mark on the Worth County community. One woman is volunteering her time and effort to protect her neighbors and first responders. → Read More
New machine drastically reduces ambulance cleaning time
Thoroughly sanitizing an EMS ambulance used to take eight hours. Now, it takes 11 minutes. → Read More
Tips to taking care of your mental health as quarantines continue
Taking care of our mental health is extremely important right now.Especially since many are dealing with the loss of normalcy and in some cases, the loss of loved ones. → Read More
Carroll’s Sausage and Country Store taking extra precautions to keep shoppers, employees safe
Since grocery stores are essential businesses, they can’t close right now. This means store owners are having to get creative when it comes to keeping the store clean and employees safe. → Read More