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SGTC Americus CIS Instructor Andrea Ingram is shown above working with a student and showing him how to repair a computer.South Georgia Technical College was named as the sixth best college in the nation for Computer and Appliance Repair degree programs for 2017-2018 by Schools.com. The rankings were based on in-state graduation tuition and fees, graduation rate, accessibility, institutional spending, student-to-faculty ratio, size of program, and other information. “We are very...

FREE SGTC STEM Camp set for June 19th – 21st in Cordele.South Georgia Technical College will be hosting two FREE summer STEM camps for middle and high school students in June and July. Space is limited and admission will be awarded on a first come – first sign up basis. The SGTC STEM Camp in Cordele will be held June 19th – 21st for students in the 9th – 12th grades on the SGTC Crisp County Center campus at 402 Midway Road in Cordele, Georgia. The second camp will be held July...

Take advantage of the SGTC Summer Job Fair on Tuesday, June 12th at the South Georgia Tech Americus campus.South Georgia Technical College and the Southwest Georgia Employer Committee will be hosting a summer job fair on Tuesday, June 12th from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the John M. Pope Technology Center on the South Georgia Technical College Americus campus at 900 South Georgia Tech Parkway. Over 20 employers are expected to be at the Summer Job Fair. These employers are hiring for current...

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Sumter County graduates at the May 15, 2018 ceremony included: Front row: Teresa O’Bryant, Su Ann Bird Back Row: Facilitator Jenny Robbins with Georgia EMC, Charles Christmas, Don Porter, Robert Collins, Facilitator Jim Lovett with Georgia Power The Board of the Georgia Academy for Economic Development announces Sumter County graduates from the 2018 Region 8 Multi-Day Training Program. Class participants represented a number of professional and non-professional economic development...

Lou Crouch of Byron is shown above presenting Santiago Rueda of Americus with the Lou Crouch Law Enforcement Scholarship during the South Georgia Technical College Law Enforcement Academy 18-01 graduation ceremony recently. SGTC President Dr. John Watford is also shown.Santiago Michel Rueda of Americus was presented with the Lou Crouch Law Enforcement Scholarship at the South Georgia Technical College Law Enforcement Academy Class 18 – 01 graduation ceremony held in the John M. Pope...

Lt. Michael Sangster’s dad, Robert Sangster, Sr., his sister, Melissa, and his mom, Connie Sangster Youngblood are shown above (l to r) presenting the Lt. Michael Sangster Scholarship award to Vivian Garcia-Aguirre of Americus with South Georgia Technical College President Dr. John Watford looking on during the SGTC Law Enforcement Academy Class 18-01 graduation ceremony.Vivian M. Garcia-Aguirre of Americus was selected as the recipient of the South Georgia Technical College Lt. Michael...

Apply Now for Summer Semester at South Georgia Technical College!South Georgia Technical College will hold its second Summer semester enrollment and registration day event on May 29 on both of its campuses - a day before the new semester begins on May 30. Orientation sessions will be held for new students at 9:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. on the Americus campus and at 9:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. on the Cordele campus to accommodate for different schedules. The Summer semester lasts just eight...

The restaurant’s menu has included gourmet grilled cheese with beef and potato soup. -- - Image from Meritage on Facebook By Tony Adams tadams@ledger-enquirer.com A downtown Columbus fine-dining restaurant will be closing its doors in a week after a nearly 22-year run that includes about five years at its current location. Meritage Restaurant & Wine Bar, located at 1309 1st Ave. since 2013, will serve its final meal on May 19, with the eatery losing its lease due to the sale last fall...

Alabama Power linemen in the Southeast Division admit the work isn't for everyone but it's what they love doing. (Brittany Faush / Alabama NewsCenter)By Linda Brannon Not everyone is cut out to be a lineman. The work is strenuous, weather conditions can be extreme and you need to be in good physical condition and attentive to detail. But, for those who like the work, it is a satisfying profession. “It can be a dangerous job with long hours,” Alabama Power Valley Lead Lineman Joe Eldred...

Lou Crouch is shown above with William Shelby Cloniger who is being presented with the Smallwood-Sondron Law Enforcement Academy Scholarship by Ethan Sondron, son of fallen officer Patrick Sondron, and South Georgia Technical College President Dr. John Watford.William Shelby Cloniger of Butler was awarded the Smallwood-Sondron Law Enforcement Academy Scholarship at the South Georgia Technical College Law Enforcement Academy Class 18 – 01 graduation ceremony held in the John M. Pope...

Paul and Sharon Smith Johnson are shown above recognizing King Mitchell of Americus with the Smarr-Smith Law Enforcement Academy Scholarship as SGTC Foundation Trustee and retired Judge George Peagler and SGTC President Dr. John Watford look on. Mitchell has been hired as a police officer with the Americus Police Department.Americus, GA – Three Smarr-Smith scholarships were awarded at the South Georgia Technical College Law Enforcement Academy Class 18 – 01 graduation ceremony held in...