The following property transfers were recently recorded in the Colquitt County Clerk of Court office:
Judy F. Harrell of Boston, Ga.; to James R. Cutts and Anna Cutts of Moultrie; property is located at map and parcel number C055/127 for $150,000.
Melvin Eugene Mills of Moultrie; to Robert O. Thomas of Moultrie; property is located at map and parcel number M008/084 for $17,500.
Kelly Paulauski of Moultrie; to Joseph E. Barnes and Betty J. Barnes of Moultrie; property is located at 2528 U.S. Hwy. 319 S. for $148,000.
Lonnie Cooper of Moultrie; to Pankaj Patel and Minal Patel of Thomasville; property is located at map and parcel number M034-045 for $265,000.
Alvin Walker of Sumner, Ga.; to Javier M. Aguirre of Norman Park; 28.15 acre property is located at map and parcel number C034 010M as a deed of correction.
Jesus Valadez of Moultrie; to Debora R. Delao of Moultrie; propery is located at 106 Quail Lane as a divorce based transfer.
Robert Frederick Ross of Moultrie; to Robert Frederick Ross and Joanne Ross of Moultrie; property is located at 1164 Main St.
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Property transfers for the May 27 edition
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- Municipal Court for the May 23 edition
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Country newcomer DJ Miller
Even as a boy back in Idaville, Ind., DJ Miller was determined and focused in pursuit of his goal of becoming a country performer.
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Doctor's office in good standing
Publication of city business licenses in The Mailbox Post has caused concern for a local physician’s office.
- Municipal Court for the May 16 edition
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Country newcomer Lisa Matassa
Lisa Matassa’s resonant voice, interpretive skill and exuberant delivery are evident throughout her debut album, “Sunrise Highway.” But the particulars of her story add even more to her appeal.
- Municipal Court for the May 9 edition
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Remembering Earl Scruggs
In all of American popular music, Earl Scruggs stands as one of the very few musicians who singularly changed performance practice on their instruments and in the process birthed an entirely new genre. Without him, bluegrass music as we know it would almost certainly never have happened. And countless young players might never have chosen the banjo as their vehicle for creativity.
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The McClymonts: Aussie trio invades Nashville
From the moment Brooke, Sam and Mollie McClymont strode onto the stage at the CMA Global Artist Party, kicking off the 2010 CMA Music Festival, they owned the venue. Rocking hard, playing to the balcony at The Stage on Broadway, joining their voices in a tight, high-impact blend, they showed why they were already stars back home in Australia.
- Municipal Court for the May 2 edition
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Deborah Allen: 'Hear Me Now'
Singer/songwriter Deborah Allen is receiving fresh honors for yesterday’s songs while re-launching her career using today’s recording technology.
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