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Darton sits in 8th place

Submitted by WALB Web Staff
Tuesday, May 15th, 2012, 9:56pm

NEWTON, KS.-

 

The Darton golf team is not happy with their first round score at the NJCAA DI tournament.

The good news is they are still in the hunt for the national title despite an opening round 300.At the NCAA DII tournament, GSW's J.P. Griffin shot a 72 and is seven shots off the lead.

Darton sitting in 8th place just eight shots out of first place.

Joe Sakulpolphaisan shot a 70 and Austin McNeill from Douglas shot a 71.

The second round is Wednesday in Kansas.

 

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Adult Super 6 Soccer league at Moultrie YMCA

Submitted by Amber Eady, Web Producer
Tuesday, May 15th, 2012, 4:28pm
Adult Super 6 Soccer league at Moultrie YMCA

MOULTRIE, GA – Registration for the Adult Super 6 Soccer league will end Thursday, May 24 at the Moultrie YMCA.

This league is for men and women ages 16 and older.

The registration fee is $350 per team with a 12 player maximum limit.

For more information contact the Moultrie YMCA.

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South GA TU students recognized for being outstanding students

Submitted by Amber Eady, Web Producer
Tuesday, May 15th, 2012, 12:23pm
South GA TU students recognized for being outstanding students

THOMAS COUNTY, GA - News release from Thomas University

Thomas University students were recognized for their outstanding academic achievements during the annual Honors Reception held Friday evening, May 4, at the Best Western Rose City Conference Center in Thomasville.

Forty-five students were recognized for graduating with honors. Eighteen students were named departmental award winners.

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Middle schoolers learn science with rockets

Submitted by WALB Web Staff
Monday, May 14th, 2012, 5:24pm

THOMASVILLE, GA (WALB) - Faculty and students at a south Georgia middle school are taking science to the next level.

To teach Newton's Laws of Motion, the science department at Thomas County Middle School sets up an annual rocket launch in front of the school.

Hundreds of onlookers watched as rockets made by students and teachers flew upward, sideways, or not at all.

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Georgia Wildlife Rescue Association offers rescue training

Submitted by WALB Web Staff
Monday, May 14th, 2012, 5:20pm

THOMASVILLE, GA (WALB) - More people are having unwanted encounters with wild animals in south Georgia, and the weather is part of the reason.

The mild winter and early spring led to a long and active mating season.

That means there are more animals wandering around out there and more animals getting hurt or separated from their parents.

That's creating more work for wildlife rehabilitators.

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ACTU concert to feature harpist and flutist

Submitted by Amber Eady, Web Producer
Monday, May 14th, 2012, 3:52pm
ACTU concert to feature harpist and flutist

THOMAS COUNTY, GA - News release from Thomas University

Arts for the Community at Thomas University (ACTU) will present harpist Mary Brigid Roman with flutist Karl Barton at noon on Friday, May 18, in the chapel of the Thomasville First United Methodist Church at 425 N. Broad St.

This delightful program will feature well-known treasures and rare gems from the repertoire for solo harp, and harp and flute, and include works by Corelli, Debussy, Lutoslawski and Nielsen.

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Relay For Life kicks off in T'ville

Submitted by WALB Web Staff
Friday, May 11th, 2012, 5:11pm

THOMASVILLE, GA (WALB) - Cancer puts a strain not only on those with the disease, but also their family and friends.

And while cancer research has come a long way over the years, there is still a long way to go.

That's why cities across the country put on annual Relay For Life events.

Frankie Mitchell is a lover and a fighter.

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