The Curious Savage hits AMP stage Aug. 22–24

The Albany Mainstreet Playhouse is preparing to close out its 2024–2025 season later this month with a production of The Curious Savage, a classic comedy by John Patrick that brings together a lively cast of local and regional performers.Directed by Lorna Ayers, The Curious Savage will run August...
The Curious Savage hits AMP stage Aug. 22–24

Three in a row: Everitt, Vega earn All-State again

Albany High School graduates Avery Everitt and Julia Vega have been named to the 2025 All-State Journalism Staff by the Interscholastic League Press Conference, marking the third consecutive year both students have received the statewide honor.Students must earn at least 50 points through ILPC...
Three in a row: Everitt, Vega earn All-State again

OJAC moves forward with modern design

The Old Jail Art Center has unveiled a new logo and refreshed brand identity, marking the first update to the institution’s visual presentation since 2006.The new design was officially adopted by the board in May and is the result of a nearly two-year rebranding process that included extensive...
OJAC moves forward with modern design

AISD back-to-school process starts

Registration for Albany ISD students remains open online and in person this week, as campuses prepare for the start of school on Aug. 13.According to Nancy Smith Elementary secretary Stephanie Gleitz, registration is still available both online and in person at the elementary and junior high/high...
AISD back-to-school process starts

Major residential project underway in Albany

A major new housing development in Albany is beginning to take shape, though progress has slowed due to state permitting delays and water runoff concerns. Once completed, the project will feature 53 residential lots, multiple commercial tracts, and full access to city water and sewer services.
Major residential project underway in Albany
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