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Four women charged with hindering the apprehension
of recently captured inmates
MOULTRIE – Alan Kennedy and Karon Caldwell escaped from the Colquitt County Jail Tuesday but it seems that ...
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Eat local to “savor the season”
During the holidays with all of the running around shopping, you’re probably going to be eating out a ...
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Shop local to find
that last minute gift
Oh, no! We’re getting down to the wire! Christmas is only in a few days and your son ...
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Humane Society needs
help filling Santa’s sleigh
Help the Humane Society of Moultrie-Colquitt County fill Santa’s sleigh with pet products. The event is happening Saturday, ...
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UPDATE: Escaped inmates have been recaptured
Both escaped inmates have been apprehended, according to the Colquitt County Sheriff's Office.
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SRTC names Stephen Mathis dean for industrial technology
Southern Regional Technical College President Jim Glass has appointed Stephen Mathis as the dean for industrial technology beginning ...
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Sunset names Students of the Month
Sunset Elementary School recently recognized its students of the month for November. These students were selected for exhibiting ...
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Red Cross plans blood drive during holiday season
Time is critical for patients this December. The American Red Cross urges donors to make an appointment to ...
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Ceremony honors SRTC Medical Assisting students
On Dec. 8, Southern Regional Technical College recognized five graduating Medical Assisting students at a pinning ceremony in ...
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Love Light ceremony
held at Colquitt Regional
MOULTRIE – The Love Light ceremony, held annually in the Kate Jeter Serenity Garden, marks the start of ...
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Dismuke named recipient of 2025 Humanitarian Award
MOULTRIE — Regina Dismuke, a longtime advocate for vulnerable children and families in Colquitt County, is the 2025 ...
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Extension service plans update meetings
The Colquitt County office of the University of Georgia Extension Service invites farmers and agribusinessmen to a series ...
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Humane Society closes for
deep cleaning due to parvo
After a long hiatus, the Moultrie-Colquitt County Humane Society is again dealing with parvovirus.
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Let it snow,
let it snow, let it snow
WATCH VIDEO The Georgia Southern Steel Buildings float showers the crowd with snow as it makes its way ...
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CCHS 50th Regiment video clip
As always the Colquitt County High School 50th Regiment headed up the parade with Christmas music.
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Grinch caught on video
in Festival of Lights Parade
See video of the Grinch sneaking along with the Sheriff’s Office to start the parade.
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Parade brings the joy of Christmas
An hour-long parade brought the sights and sounds of Christmas through Downtown Moultrie Thursday evening.
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School district employees graduate Leadership Development Program
MOULTRIE – The fourth class of the Colquitt County Leadership Development Program (CCLDP) participants graduated Monday evening. The ...
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Parade to celebrate Collins’ 109th birthday
Pearl Collins celebrates her 109th birthday on Dec. 24 as Legacy Village of Park Regency’s oldest resident.
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Brooks Co. school named to National Register of Historic Places
Cross Roads School in Brooks County is one of three new listings to the National Register of Historic ...
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Economists paint ‘sobering’ picture for 2026, with slower growth expected in Georgia too
Economists are offering a “sobering” forecast for 2026, marking the second consecutive year of slowed growth across both ...
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Serenaders entertain
Retired Educators
MOULTRIE – The Colquitt County Retired Educators met at the Moultrie-Colquitt County Library for their December meeting. They ...
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Tentative agreement with Georgia Power could mean new capacity for data centers
Georgia's dominant electric power monopoly has a reached a tentative deal with state regulators that would allow a ...
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RILEY BLOUNT: Copper theft not a victimless crime
When copper thieves strike, the consequences ripple throughout our communities. When a communications line is stolen or vandalized, ...