Keep Tift Beautiful has named their November winners in their Beauty Spot of the Month program. With the turning of the ...

A new development at Henry Tift Myers Airport is set to keep the facility flying high. The Tifton-Tift County Airport ...

Comedian and television star Killer Beaz is looking to make a buzz in Tifton later this month. The comedian will be performing at the Tift Theatre Nov. 21 as part of his “Best Buzz in Town” tour, a ...

Journey tribute band Trial by Fire will be heating things up at the Tift Theatre later this month. The musical group will be taking the theatre’s stage the evening of Nov. 22 to revitalize the spirit ...

Passion for the arts remains strong within the community as the Arts Affair made its way back to Tifton this weekend. The annual arts event, organized by the Tifton Council for the Arts for three ...

Georgia politicians continued to blame each other Monday for the lapse in funding for federal food assistance, amid confusion about the government’s reaction to two federal lawsuits.

Ghouls, ghosts, goblins, and more gathered in Downtown Tifton the evening of Halloween for a night of tricks, treats, and community togetherness. Tifton residents of all ages flocked to the streets of ...

Though national SNAP benefits are expected to be curtailed this month, the Georgia Department of Public Health has asserted they will be doing what they can to continue another vital program. With ...

With Plough Gallery turning ten this year, they’re taking a thoughtful look at their roots to celebrate how far they’ve come and where they’ll go next. The local art gallery will be hosting an ...

Across Georgia, schools are seeing a rise in student mental health concerns – and social workers are becoming a critical part of the response. Recent data shows that in Georgia, many students are ...

Judges in two federal lawsuits Friday ordered President Donald Trump's administration to continue funding its food assistance program during the government shutdown, but it was unclear how quickly ...

They say it takes a mile in someone's shoes to better understand them, and several members of the community did just that in ...