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Dangerous cold forecasted
for Saturday night into Sunday
Colquitt County is forecasted to see a 4 degree wind chill for Saturday night and Sunday morning, Colquitt ...
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FBI raids Fulton County for ballots from Georgia’s close 2020 election
FBI agents raided Fulton County’s elections warehouse Wednesday to collect ballots from the 2020 presidential election, an escalation ...
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Cold weather warming
center open now
***UPDATE*** The warming center, open at Compassion House, located at 724 First Ave. N.W., will be open through ...
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Georgia legislature considers bill to restrict SNAP purchases
ATLANTA — The Georgia Budget & Policy Institute stated, in a report released last year, that 22% of ...
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Applications now open for local internships for UGA students
ATHENS – The University of Georgia’s Archway Partnership is now accepting applications for the Look Ahead Georgia internship ...
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Trump administration tries again to collect Georgia’s voter list after judge dismissed previous suit
The U.S. Department of Justice has again sued Georgia for the state’s voter list — including voters’ personal ...
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Lenox man pleads guilty in sextortion case
A Berrien County, Georgia, man is facing up to 30 years in prison for attempting to sextort a ...
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HARRY MARTINEZ: Unwavering Confidence, pt. 2
Many people who speak multiple languages, have expressed the difficulty of learning English where a given word has ...
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2026 All-America Selections for the garden
Every year, the professional, volunteer judges for All-America Selections select only the top garden performers that become AAS ...
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Chase elected chairman of Georgia Peanut Commission
Donald Chase, a peanut farmer from Oglethorpe, was elected chairman of the Georgia Peanut Commission during the January ...
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Resistance to data centers fuels flood of Georgia bills targeting the industry
Anger and opposition to the rapid rise of data centers across Georgia has led to a surge of ...
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GARY WISENBAKER: Should taxpayers continue subsidizing tuition?
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp’s January 2026 budget proposal includes yet more money to subsidize rising tuition cost. And ...
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Middle South GA Soil & Water Conservation District now accepting entries for poster & essay contest
The Middle South Georgia Soil and Water Conservation District is now accepting entries for their poster contest and ...
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Chamber plans 116th Annual Banquet
The Moultrie–Colquitt County Chamber of Commerce is preparing to host its 116th Annual Meeting and Community Awards Presentation ...
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Ponder, Mobley join Moultrie council
Two Moultrie City Council members took the oath of office at last week’s council meeting, the body’s first ...
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Colquitt Regional Health System receives statewide patient safety awards from Georgia Hospital Association
Colquitt Regional Health System has been recognized by the Georgia Hospital Association with a prestigious Patient Safety and ...
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Appeals court rules in favor of Georgia election takeover and photography ban laws
A federal appeals court has upheld parts of Georgia’s 2021 voting law that allow state takeovers of county ...
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Suspect in Valdosta murder tied to 2 Florida deaths
A suspect charged in the death of a Valdosta man is also accused of killing two people in ...
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Arctic air moving in on Sunday
MOULTRIE – Another round of freezing temperatures is forecasted to come in Sunday afternoon. However, in spite of ...
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City makes purchases, eyes several grants
Moultrie City Council’s first meeting of 2026 revolved around money — money they’re spending, money they’re getting, money ...
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Kemp declares state of emergency for Georgia, readying state crews, National Guard for snow and ice
Gov. Brian Kemp announced a state of emergency for all Georgia counties Thursday ahead of a winter storm ...
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United Way of Colquitt County exceeds fundraising goal
United Way of Colquitt County raised more than $700,000 during its 2026 Campaign: “There’s No Place Like Home, ...
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Georgia lawmakers wrestle with removing ballot QR codes as required by law
Georgia legislators and the state’s elections chief lacked a plan Wednesday to stop using computer QR codes for ...
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Law enforcement tax
credit sees local success
The LESS Crime Act was put into effect, in 2022. This state tax credit, seems to have had ...
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Local legislators work on bills covering a variety of subjects
The legislative session started Monday, January 12, for the Georgia General Assembly, and legislators from Colquitt County have ...