Albany

Empowering Insights: Judge Penny Brown Reynolds Highlights Justice and Leadership at Albany State President’s Lecture Series

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Albany, Georgia – The Albany State University President’s Lecture Series recently welcomed Judge Penny Brown Reynolds, a respected figure in the judicial community and an advocate for justice and equity. The event offered a platform for Reynolds to share her insights and experiences, inspiring attendees with her commitment to public service and the rule of law. As the first African American female judge in her circuit, Reynolds emphasized the importance of representation within the legal system. Her remarks resonated with students and faculty alike, particularly as discussions about diversity and inclusion are increasingly relevant in … Read more

Albany Law Firm Promotes Safe Celebrations with Free Uber Vouchers This Labor Day

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Albany, New York – An Albany law firm is stepping up to promote safe celebrations this Labor Day by offering free Uber vouchers to local residents. Recognizing the heightened travel activity during the holiday weekend, the firm aims to reduce the risks associated with drinking and driving. This initiative targets individuals planning to celebrate with alcoholic beverages, encouraging them to use rideshare services instead of personal vehicles. The law firm believes this program not only fosters safety but also raises awareness about the consequences of impaired driving. Law firms often engage in community-oriented efforts, but … Read more

Albany Church Battles Insurer Over Roof Repair Costs After 2014 Storm

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Albany, Georgia — A dispute has arisen following damage to the roof of Central Baptist Church during a severe storm in 2014. The church was covered by an all-risk commercial property policy from Church Mutual Insurance Company. After the incident, the church filed a claim for the necessary repairs, expecting adequate coverage for the incurred damages. The initial assessment provided by an adjuster from Church Mutual estimated that repairing the church’s roof would cost approximately $2,300. However, the insurance company only disbursed $1,302.99 to the church, after applying a deductible of $1,000. Church leaders argue … Read more

Justice Served: Jury Finds Convicted Killer of Albany Man with Controversial Rape History Guilty

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ALBANY, N.Y. — A jury has found a man guilty in the murder of an Albany resident whose own conviction for rape had previously raised doubts and questions. The case garnered attention not only for the violence committed but also for the complex interplay of justice that surrounded the victim’s past. The defendant, whose identity has not been disclosed pending sentencing, faced charges that included second-degree murder in the 2020 death of the Albany man. The victim had been serving time in prison due to a rape conviction; however, this conviction was recently scrutinized, leading … Read more