Matthew Crumley is a journalist based in Albany, Georgia, focusing on local news and events in the area. He writes for WSWG, covering a range of topics including community events, crime, local government, and weather updates. With a passion for keeping residents informed, Matthew strives to provide accurate and timely news to the Albany community.
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Albany, Georgia, United States (Local)
Matthew Crumley's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, with an emphasis on crime and community events in Albany, Georgia. He regularly covers breaking news and evolving stories related to crime and community activities.
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ALBANY, Ga. – A Dougherty County school is going to be getting an increase in their student agriculture programs thanks to some federal funding.
Students will only be allowed to carry a clear book bag at the primary, elementary, middle, and high school levels. The change will not affect the daycare and Pre-K centers.
By: Andra Jacobs, Matthew Crumley
VALDOSTA, Ga. – Georgia Secretary of State awards the Lowndes County Election Office with the Georgia Election Administration Golden Leader in Excellence, or EAGLE Award.
By: Brian Roche, Matthew Crumley
BACONTON, Ga. – It's a big day in Baconton as Baconton Community Charter School has signed a partnership for a new program for students interested in EMS.
By: Matthew Crumley, Andra Jacobs
Sponsored by the Seventh-Day Adventist Church, the Pathfinders Club of Albany offers a variety of activities and is an ideal choice for children between 10 and 15 years of age.
Since January, the company has been serving the city of Cordele by offering essential disposal services.
By: Matthew Crumley, Andra Jacobs
ALBANY, Ga. – Brilynn Bowling, a junior at Westover High School, received recognition for her exceptional achievement in the 2024 Law Day Art Contest, where she emerged as one of the top contestants among hundreds of participants in the state.
By: Matthew Crumley, Brian Roche
The system is called, Formulytics, and according to Crisp County Sheriff's Office Public Information Officer, Haley Wade, it's already being used in other Georgia counties.
By: Matthew Crumley, Andra Jacobs
ALBANY, Ga. – Monroe High School students celebrate a pivotal moment in their academic careers with their Signing Day event.
Wetter weather this weekend. Rain showers likely Saturday morning followed by scattered t'storms for the afternoon. Scattered t'storms still possible on Cinco De Mayo and on Monday. Rainfall totals on average 1″ or less, but some may receive as much as 1.5″-3″. Drier and hotter next week. We'll easily reach the lower to middle 90s which is 5°-10° above average, not far from record territory, with “feels-like” or heat indices in middle to upper 90s to near 100°. Cool down comes by a cold front for Mother's Day weekend.
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