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Today’s May 28 PSC Vote Could Shift Data Center Costs to Georgia Families as Critics Target Lanier County’s Jason Shaw *

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / * Inglés y español |    ATLANTA — A controversial vote before the Georgia Public Service Commission on Thursday, May 28, is drawing sharp criticism from consumer advocates and environmental groups who say the measure will force residential customers and small businesses to absorb hundreds of millions of dollars…

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Lanier County Officials Urged Caution After 1st Holiday Crash *

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / * Inglés y español | LANIER COUNTY — As Memorial Day weekend travel increased across South Georgia, Lanier County Sheriff Nick Norton urged motorists to slow down and stay alert following what he described as the county’s first traffic accident of the holiday period. “And it begins,” Norton wrote…

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Music, Patriotism and Wonder: VSO Plans Spectacular Free July 3 Concert

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / * Inglés y español | VALDOSTA – The Valdosta Symphony Orchestra is preparing to strike a patriotic chord this summer with a free community concert designed to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary in spectacular fashion.    On Friday, July 3, 2026, the Valdosta Symphony Orchestra will present its “Summer Celebration”…

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Strategic Summit Draws Criticism From Some County Officials, Employees *

By Carol A. Gasser Moore / * Inglés y español | LAKELAND, Ga. – Lanier County’s recent Strategic Planning Summit held Friday, May 15 was intended to outline long-term county priorities and operational goals.  Instead the summit left some attendees questioning the event’s cost, organization and overall effectiveness.    Held at Rivers Farm in Lakeland,…

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