Lucille Lannigan

4 days ago | gigglemagazine.com | Lucille Lannigan

The beach is a wonderful place to get outside, get some sun and relax in the sand. It can also be a great family excursion with endless activities for the whole crew — maybe even the four-legged members. Bringing your dog to the beach can be a great opportunity for playtime, but it takes a bit of planning to make sure it’s fun, and most importantly safe, for everyone. Bringing your dog to the beach can be a great opportunity for playtime and exercise.

5 days ago | albanyherald.com | Lucille Lannigan

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... CAMILLA – The city of Camilla’s mayor, clerk and elections superintendent walked free after a bond hearing held Friday. Mayor Kelvin Owens was released on a bond of $6,000, interim City Manager Cheryl Ford was released on a $10,000 bond, and Elections Superintendent Rhunette Williford was released on a $7,000 bond. The three city officials were arrested on May 28 and charged with election interference and other charges.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Lucille Lannigan

DAWSON – LaTosha Peters kept a journal to track her son Damien’s development as a child diagnosed with autism. Getting his diagnosis at just 1 1/2 years old, Damien struggled socially and verbally. Peters said her child navigated echolalia in his early years, involuntarily repeating words or phrases he’d heard from others. At 3 years old, Damien was accepted into the Terrell County Head Start Center. And there, Peters said, he began to blossom.

1 week ago | albanyherald.com | Lucille Lannigan

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... DAWSON – LaTosha Peters kept a journal to track her son Damien’s development as a child diagnosed with autism. Getting his diagnosis at just 1 1/2 years old, Damien struggled socially and verbally. Peters said her child navigated echolalia in his early years, involuntarily repeating words or phrases he’d heard from others. At 3 years old, Damien was accepted into the Terrell County Head Start Center.

1 week ago | albanyherald.com | Lucille Lannigan

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... ALBANY – About one year ago, Vansh Patel lost his arm and lost his friend in a car accident on the night of his high school graduation. He could have lost his life if it hadn’t been for a friend’s tourniquet. So during his recovery Patel decided he would become an advocate and educator for tourniquet use – hoping to educate others on how they may be able to save lives. “Without a tourniquet, I probably would have bled out,” he said.