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As South Georgia farmers make strides, survey asks them to share what's helped and hurt their operations

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By Malia Thomas Verified
| WTXL-TV (Midway, FL) Verified
LOWNDES COUNTY, GA — South Georgia farmers have spent the past year navigating hurricanes, drought, and historic weather. Now the state wants to hear directly from them. The Georgia Farm Profitability Survey is asking farmers to share what has helped —and what has hurt — their operations over the past year. The goal is to collect Georgia-specific data that can help shape future agricultural policy, funding, and advocacy.
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Valdosta's Blue Ops advances to Round 3 of 'Coolest Thing Made in Georgia' and needs your vote

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By Malia Thomas Verified
| WTXL-TV (Midway, FL) Verified
LOWNDES COUNTY, GA — Blue Ops, a Valdosta-based company that designs and builds uncrewed surface vessels — autonomous boats used for defense, maritime security, and commercial operations — has advanced to Round 3 of the Georgia Chamber's "Coolest Thing Made in Georgia" competition.
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Valdosta United Way raises $114K for Pineland wildfire survivors

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By Malia Thomas Verified
| WTXL-TV (Midway, FL) Verified
The Greater Valdosta United Way has raised $114,000 in donations and received an additional $25,000 in state funding to help Pineland wildfire survivors — but officials say the work is not finished. WATCH FULL REPORT BELOW: Valdosta United Way raises $114K for wildfire survivors While Echols County's losses were largely agricultural, Brantley County lost roughly 130 homes, leaving many families still searching for permanent housing.
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