WALB: ‘The Good Black Excellence City’: Spotlighting Black leaders in Albany
A big white bus has become the answer for some residents suffering from food insecurity. Tommie and Tiffany Terrell, owners of Better Way...
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- Feb 14, 2022
WALB: Shop Black Local: Black-owned businesses across the Good Life City
The Good Life City is home to a number of Black-owned businesses. As part of Black History Month, WALB News 10 Digital is spotlighting...
- Jan 20, 2022
WALB: ASU’s Stronger Together working to reduce teen pregnancy numbers
Albany State University’s Stronger Together has teamed up with 13 organizations across Dougherty County to help reduce the number of teen...
- Jan 10, 2022
WALB: Mobile Albany grocery store gives away free juicers, blenders
A Better Way Grocers went across Albany to giveaway free blenders and juicers to senior citizens in the community. “Many seniors lack...
- Jan 9, 2022
Albany Herald: United Way, Reimagine Albany award equity advancement funds
United Way of Southwest Georgia and the Reimagine Albany Coalition announced recently the first round of recipients of the Equity...
- Nov 11, 2021
WALB: A Better Way Grocers to show the ‘power of beans’ at Saturday event
“They can count on us to be there. If they don’t want to call someone and pay them $20 to get to a grocery store or something like that,...
- Sep 23, 2021
Albany Herald: Albany Commission hears report on food deserts in community
Southwest Georgia is a region where tomatoes, cabbage, peppers, melons and more are grown by the thousands of acres. But for many people...
- May 21, 2021
WALB: SWGA produce farmers, stands awarded grant funding
Southwest Georgia Farm Credit is celebrating its ninth year of its Fresh from the Farm Grant Program by congratulating its latest rounds...
- Feb 9, 2021
WFXL: Pop up farmers market looking to combat food insecurity in Albany
Executive Director Tommie Terrell says people coming out will leave with a lot more than food. "Some of those things that we know is...
- Oct 25, 2019
WALB: South Georgia welcomes new grocery food truck
With the rate of poverty and food desserts developing across the city of Albany, one organization is taking a stance. Tommy and Tiffany...
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