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The Bride’s Surrey, a horseless carriage, carries the bride and bridesmaids to the site of the wedding at Gin Creek, one of the most popular amenities the wedding venue near Hartsfield offers.
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Gin Creek wins national award
“People thought we were crazy,” Richie DeMott recalled. “They’d tell us now, ‘Richie, I thought you were crazy.’”
If anyone still believes that Gin Creek — the wedding venue envisioned by DeMott and his brother, Doug DeMott, in 1998 — is a crazy idea, perhaps an award announced this week will silence the critics. - Another convenience store robbed
- Employee charged in forgeries
- Christmas display raises $900 for Hospice
- Williams students at Academic Bowl
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Gin Creek wins national award
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Hendry, Turner lead Colquitt rifle team to win
Kiarron Hendry and Kaitlin Turner posted season-high scores on Thursday as the Colquitt County High rifle team defeated Turner County 1,105-974 on the road.
- Croft inducted into Georgia Dugout Club Hall of Fame
- Walsh takes second, third in Berry College swim meet
- Colquitt girls defeat Tift; Packers fall
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Hendry, Turner lead Colquitt rifle team to win
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Dear editor:
Life is often misunderstood, sometimes forgotten, and not appreciated until it is too late. Too many times, people utter the words, “If Only.”
“If only there was something I could have done to save that person’s life.” - Shot still a loud thud
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MTC announces GOAL finalists
Moultrie Technical College (MTC) announced its 20 student nominees and four finalists for the 2012 Georgia Occupational Award of Leadership (GOAL) on Jan. 19, according to Lisa Newton, MTC’s GOAL coordinator. Annual GOAL winners represent MTC as the Student of the Year.
- School to serve local produce
- MTC chooses Colquitt County’s Walker as EAGLE winner
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MTC announces GOAL finalists
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Video project focuses on the homefront
“Where were you on Sept. 11, 2001?” is a phrase that brings an immediate reaction in people and they can tell you right where they were. But before that, another phrase brought a similar reaction — “Where were you on Dec. 7, 1941?” — the day the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor.
- On the Homefront Video
- Moultrie native receives Purple Heart for WW II service
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Country newcomer Hunter Hayes
At only 20 years old, Hunter Hayes has already picked up an impressive amount of experience as a performer and writer.
- Municipal Court for the Jan. 25 edition
- CMA Songwriters Series welcomes Kenny Chesney
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Country newcomer Hunter Hayes
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