ALBANY, GA- Hundreds of job seekers showed up at Goodwill's second hiring day today hoping to find work.  14 employers, who are actively hiring, set up booths inside Chehaw's Creekside Lodge. 

Organizers say the turnout was better than expect. And they nearly doubled the number of applicants from last year.

Some job seekers say while you're not guaranteed a job, you have a better chance when you meet employers face to face.

ALBANY, GA- Setting up tribunals for accused CRCT cheaters is turning into a logistical nightmare for the Dougherty County School System.

So far a dozen educators have requested hearings after their contracts were not renewed.

Just today school lawyers got more evidence from the state.

The Dougherty County School System will hold at least 12 tribunals for educators who've returned their non-renewal letters.  They've got a small window to respond. 

"We'll have to respond to those in 14 days," said Tommy Coleman, DCSS Attorney.

ALBANY, GA- Albany and Dougherty County will celebrate small businesses all next week.

Mayor Dorothy Hubbard and Dougherty County Commission Chairman Jeff Sinyard signed a Joint Proclamation, Wednesday, declaring May 20th through 26th Small Business Week.

Officials say small businesses play a vital role in the economy and local governments need to show how much they're appreciated.