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The Moultrie-Colquitt County Chamber of Commerce recently announced Sims Rigging and Crane Services as the Business of the Month for February. Sims provides such services as crane rental, certified welding, custom fabrication, installing heavy machinery and equipment repairs. This family-owned and -operated company was originally started in 1948 by J.K. Sims Jr. and is currently run by J.L. “Bubba” Sims, his wife, Frances, and their son Heath. They are located at 320 West Bypass and can reached at (229) 985-2882 for more information. From left are Ambassador Jim Soos, Tommie Beth Willis representing Packer Produce, Bubba Sims, Frances Sims, Heath Sims, and Adelia Ladson.
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The Moultrie-Colquitt County Chamber of Commerce recently announced Sims Rigging and Crane Services as the Business of the Month for February. Sims provides such services as crane rental, certified welding, custom fabrication, installing heavy machinery and equipment repairs. This family-owned and -operated company was originally started in 1948 by J.K. Sims Jr. and is currently run by J.L. “Bubba” Sims, his wife, Frances, and their son Heath. They are located at 320 West Bypass and can reached at (229) 985-2882 for more information. From left are Ambassador Jim Soos, Tommie Beth Willis representing Packer Produce, Bubba Sims, Frances Sims, Heath Sims, and Adelia Ladson. Submitted photo
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