Mobile library program Library Everywhere will be ending its regular route at the end of 2025. Representatives of the Coastal ...

Longtime local funeral home Frank and Solomon Nixon Funeral Home will be hosting a centennial celebration this Sunday. The third-generation family-owned business will be celebrating its hundredth ...

Tifton residents expressed their gratitude to local veterans for their dedicated service not only to the country, but their continued support of the community, this past Veterans Day. Community ...

TIFTON — Tift County Schools staff asserted that the district’s ongoing improvement efforts were progressing smoothly during the most recent Board of Education meeting. Chief Operations Officer Dr.

Tift County Schools is continuing its push to improve literacy rates among its younger students. Staff of the school system’s Teaching and Learning department provided an update to the members of the ...

TIFTON — Tift County Schools aims to provide additional support to economically disadvantaged students in the district, courtesy of a grant from the state’s Department of Education. Jennifer Howell of ...

TIFTON — Tift County Schools has received re-accreditation by global education nonprofit Cognia. The organization, which provides standards and evaluation to support continuous educational excellence ...

A new city project will offer residents the chance to offer their input in shaping a part of their downtown community. The City of Tifton, Urban Redevelopment Agency, and Downtown Development ...

TIFTON — Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College appointed Mike Tompkins as the chief of police, effective Nov. 10. Tompkins has ...

A mandatory cellphone ban could be coming for all public high schools in Georgia after the positive outcomes reported by schools that have already implemented such policies.

The Coastal Plains Agricultural Fair has made its way back to Tifton, but is looking to make some big changes in its latest year. The annual fair kicked off its 89th season Nov. 6 with plans to ...

A year from now, people in the hemp industry expect booming growth in a black market for marijuana and illicit hemp consumables.