Crime report
In Saturday’s edition, the Observer erroneously identified the events of an incident at a house on East Berrien Avenue in Ellenton that took place Thursday. Lee Miller was dragged off a couch and into the yard by a male acquaintance and hit in the back of the head and forehead with an unknown object, causing a laceration to the back of his head. He refused treatment at the scene but was later taken to Colquitt Regional Medical Center for treatment by a family member. We apologize for the error.
New Elm Centennial
In last Sunday’s edition, the contact e-mail for the Centennial Celebration at New Elm Baptist Church was incorrectly listed. The correct email address is wasuda@hotmail.com. We apologize for the error.
Local News
CORRECTIONS: Crime report and Centennial Celebration
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Judge denies motions
The judge in the trial of five alleged gang members slapped down various defense attorneys’ requests Tuesday, including one to declare mistrials for some of the defendants.
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Reed Bingham to open new pier, bridge in time for summer
A new fishing pier, bridge and trails are just some of the improved amenities that Reed Bingham State Park is offering its visitors this summer. During the past year, park staff and volunteers have been hard at work to make sure that south Georgians have a great place to spend their weekends and staycations, according to park officials.
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Tax refund scheme busted in prison
Five South Geogia men, including two who were operating within a prison, have been variously sentenced from 2 1/2 to 8 1/2 years for filing fraudulent federal tax refunds.
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Gang trial under way
The prosecution in the trial of five alleged gang members began making its case Monday as it introduced into evidence a pistol linked to the shooting of two men.
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Local committee launches effort to establish mental/drug court
Colquitt County is one of nine areas of the state that will receive some of the $10 million which Gov. Nathan Deal has targeted for justice system reform. And here, it will likely go to help establish a mental/drug court.
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Stabbing victim in good condition
A Colquitt County man was injured in a Saturday night stabbing at his residence, county sheriff’s deputies reported.
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DAR bestows top honor on Holland
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Teen says gunmen took $500 from him
A teenager at the Colquitt County Jail told Moultrie police he was robbed at gunpoint in the early hours of Saturday morning.
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Doerun students visit Washington, D.C.
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