Stories The Observer is working on for its Thursday edition:
• The pilot and two passengers were unhurt when their small airplane thumped down in a Colquitt County wheat field about a mile from Spence Field Wednesday.
• The Georgia Department of Transportation is urging the City of Moultrie to close Fifth Avenue where it intersects First Avenue Southeast. It's a stop-gap measure to increase safety at the intersection until the DOT can make its plans for the area a reality.
• Colquitt Countians prepare to celebrate the centennial of the Confederate monument on the Courthouse Square. The event will be 3 p.m. Sunday.
• A Coolidge child is recovering two weeks after a neighbor's border collie mauled her. Hanna Cannon required 163 stitches.
Read these and more in Thursday's Moultrie Observer or at www.moultrieobserver.com.
Local News
7:45 p.m. update: No one hurt in plane crash
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Crash injures woman, 3 kids
A 20-year-old woman injured in a Sunday evening wreck remained hospitalized on Tuesday, while the driver accused of causing the accident is charged with driving while taking morphine.
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'Les Miserables' at CCHS
A cast of 70 students is putting the final touches on their upcoming presentation of the classic “Les Miserables.”
The Colquitt County High School Choral Department, will present “Les Miserables,” in the Withers Auditorium starting Thursday, Feb. 9, at 8 p.m. The show will run Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. and on Sunday, at 2 p.m. Tickets are $10. -
Archbold's ex-CEO denied new trial
An order filed Tuesday says a jury finding the former president and chief executive officer of Archbold Medical Center guilty does not amount to “a serious miscarriage of justice.”
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Tickets on sale for Daddy-Daughter Dance
A Daddy-Daughter Dance will be held on Friday, Feb. 17, from 6:30 to 9 p.m., at the Colquitt County Arts Center, 401 7th Avenue S.W. Proceeds will benefit Serenity House.
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Singing Echoes to perform
- Hurst Boiler launches new website
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Fifth graders learn about electricity
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Suspects struggle with deputies
An unlicensed driver who tried to avoid a license check Sunday morning didn’t help his cause when he allegedly struggled with two deputies after a traffic stop.
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