News
PCOM South Georgia to expand Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine class size to 90
PCOM South Georgia’s Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine program is set to increase by 35 students to a total…
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Professor teaches PCOM students how to use art to connect with hospice patients
MOULTRIE — Richard Curtis of Thomasville teaches art classes at Thomas University, but he’s also an end-of-life doula…
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New report finds huge increase in cybercrime
ATLANTA — Cybercrime is on the rise in Georgia and around the country. Georgia ranked 11th in internet-related…
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Mom of four pursues dream of becoming a physician at PCOM
MOULTRIE – For the past two years, each week Elisha Crean (DO ’27) has left her husband and…
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Cell phone bans get mixed reviews
As a statewide cell phone ban in lower grades awaits Gov. Kemp's signature, people familiar with existing school-…
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Foster care is the topic of
a movie to be screened in May
MOULTRIE – The CASA Kids Program of Never Lost, in partnership with the Healthy Colquitt Coalition, is having…
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Rural Development Council meets for year in review and legislative update
The Rural Development Council convened on April 14 in Macon to review the accomplishments of the Center for…
Columns
HARRY MARTINEZ: Outward chaos vs. inner faith
The breaking news of an unaccounted-for missing body and an empty tomb brought fear into the hearts of…
Columns
EDDIE SEAGLE: Spring gardening tips
“Our Lord has written the promise of resurrection, not in books alone, but in every leaf in springtime.”…
News
Crumb Road property owners
speak to county commission
MOULTRIE – In what seems like a never-ending saga, a nuisance property issue that has become a reoccurring…