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Dean Poling

Dean Poling

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Executive Editor, The Valdosta Daily Times

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  • Colt Ford Tough: Wild Adventures early stop after his 2024 double heart attack - Valdosta Daily Times

    By Dean Poling Verified| The Valdosta Daily Times Verified Published 11:22 am Sunday, March 30, 2025 VALDOSTA – Colt Ford didn’t know if he’d ever play Wild Adventures again. He didn’t know if he’d perform anywhere or do anything again. Last April, Ford finished a show, walked off an Arizona stage and collapsed. He suffered two heart attacks – widow makers, the kind that often kill instantly. He said he was brought back from the dead. Not once but twice. Ford has no memories of the heart attacks.

    By Dean Poling Verified · The Valdosta Daily Times

    Mar. 30, 2025

  • Valdosta Symphony preps for legendary score - Valdosta Daily Times

    By Dean Poling Verified| The Valdosta Daily Times Verified Published 5:15 pm Monday, March 24, 2025 VALDOSTA – Something happened May 29, 1913, when composer Igor Stravinsky debuted “The Rite of Spring” as music for a ballet in Paris. “That ‘The Rite of Spring’ sparked the most famous riot in music history when it was premiered at the Théatre des Champs-Elysées … has long been the stuff of performing arts lore,” music critic Ted Libbey wrote. But did the premiere inspire a riot, or merely an outraged response?

    By Dean Poling Verified · The Valdosta Daily Times

    Mar. 24, 2025

  • Colt Ford Tough: Wild Adventures early stop after his 2024 double heart attack - Valdosta Daily Times

    By Dean Poling Verified| The Valdosta Daily Times Verified Published 11:22 am Sunday, March 30, 2025 VALDOSTA – Colt Ford didn’t know if he’d ever play Wild Adventures again. He didn’t know if he’d perform anywhere or do anything again. Last April, Ford finished a show, walked off an Arizona stage and collapsed. He suffered two heart attacks – widow makers, the kind that often kill instantly. He said he was brought back from the dead. Not once but twice. Ford has no memories of the heart attacks.

    By Dean Poling Verified · The Valdosta Daily Times

    Mar. 30, 2025

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The Valdosta Daily Times

For over 150 years, The Valdosta Daily Times has worked around the clock to provide you with stories you care about, break the BIG news & shed light on issues that affect us all.

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