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SPLOST to further fund downtown projects
Funds from the seventh cycle of the Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax would help fund the Main Street master plan, which includes renovations to Central Alley. In the future, the alley may be used to host events or provide area businesses with a second storefront to the rear.
The City of Valdosta has budgeted funds from the proposed seventh cycle of the Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax for the renovation of Central Alley and possibly the installment of a small park in the Toombs Street parking lot.
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A Texas-sized victory
Valdosta State running back Cedric O'Neal (7) stiff-arms an Angelo State defender in the second quarter of Saturday's game at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
In one of the greatest sports venues ever built, featuring two universities from two states that produce some of the best high school football talent, the Valdosta State football team put together another dominating performance for its fans.
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The 18th-ranked Blazers blew out the Angelo State Rams 43-10 on the final day of the Lone Star Football Festival at Cowboys Stadium on Saturday afternoon to win their second straight game. - VSU volleyball earns second sweep in 2 days
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Georgia Military College: Valdosta’s Best-Kept Secret
Georgia Military College — which has primary campus located in Milledgeville — has a Valdosta campus located at 4201 N. Forrest St.
Located away from the central hub of Valdosta sits the city’s best-kept secret.
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Georgia Military College. “We’ve been teaching classes in Valdosta for 35 years,” said GMC’s enrollment officer recruiter Mary Anderson.
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The Plains of the Serengeti
Lions, Purohit show.
Rucha and Shamb Purohit turn the halls of Smith-Northview Hospital into “The Plains of the Serengeti.” This exciting art exhibit features safari photographs of elephant herds, zebra, lions and more big cats.
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Colquitt EMC Awards grants to four Lowndes County teachers
Shown from left to right are Melanie Merritt, grant winner with two of her students; Mickie Fisher, Pine Grove Elementary principal; and Joni Fox, Colquitt EMC.
Colquitt Electric Membership Corporation awarded four Lowndes County teachers each with $1,000 Bright Ideas education grants.
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