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The Tifton, Georgia, boy is recovering at home, a process that will take 12-14 weeks, according to his mother A 12-year-old boy in a hospital bed after a hot water prank at a sleepover, covered ...
The unsuspecting minor was sleeping at his neighbor's apartment in Tifton, Ga. while the three other boys, whose ages range from 12 to 15, were playing video games, his mother, Tiffany West, told ...
Aug. 11—TIFTON — An Albany teen was arrested Friday in connection with a July 31 shooting in Tifton that left one man dead, authorities said. Tifton police and the Georgia Bureau of ...
Tifton is located in south central Georgia along Interstate 75, which runs north to south through the city, leading north 167 mi (269 km) to Atlanta and south 45 mi (72 km) to Valdosta. Other highways that pass through the city include U.S. Route 41 , U.S. Route 82 , U.S. Route 319 , and Georgia State Route 125 .
He moved the paper to Tifton in 1891 and renamed it to the Tifton Gazette. The paper was sold to J. L. Herring in 1896 who ran it until his death in 1923. [2] Community Newspaper Holdings Inc. acquired the paper in 2000 from Thomson. [3] In May 2024, CNHI sold the newspaper to Carpenter Media Group. [4]
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Jul. 19—TIFTON — A Tifton man was arrested Tuesday in connection with a fatal shooting that happened Monday, according to authorities. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation was asked Monday by ...
The majority of the district is residential. The site is roughly bounded by 14th St., Goff, & 2nd Sts. & Forrest Ave. [1] Gas stations, boarding houses, motels, and restaurants were built in the district from the mid-1920s through the 1950s to serve U.S. Highway 41, [A] which was – and still is – a major tourism route between Georgia and Florida.