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County adopts
its FY25-26 budget
On Tuesday, the Colquitt County Commission adopted its FY25-26 budget. It is just over $26.4 million, which included ...
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Moultrie Scene now available!
Colquitt County has long been known for its agricultural bounty, but this month’s issue of Moultrie Scene touches ...
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Juneteenth celebration
to be held Saturday
Juneteenth Fest 2025 will be this Saturday, in downtown Moultrie, on the courthouse square. Hosted by R. L. ...
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Backpack giveaway to be held
at Moultrie Police Department
The Moultrie Police Department is sponsoring a backpack giveaway to all Colquitt County students Tuesday ,July 29, at ...
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Lightning as a serious
danger can be underestimated
MOULTRIE – It’s thunderstorm season in South Georgia, which brings the possibility of heavy rain, straight line winds ...
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No Kid Hungry awards
money to Board of Education
ATLANTA – For kids who receive school meals, the summer months can be the hungriest time of year. ...
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Georgia adoption regulations come under fire
Recent changes in the adoptions process in Georgia are causing such extensive delays that the state is no ...
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HARRY MARTINEZ: Why are we here?
The complexity and beauty of the human body staggers the imagination. While the physical structure and function of ...
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Who’s News for June 11, 2025
Area residents make president’s list at Georgia Southwestern State University AMERICUS— The following local residents made the Spring ...
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EDDIE SEAGLE: Glowing white flowers for your moon garden
A moon, or nighttime garden, is one that can be enjoyed after the sun sets. After a long ...
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UPDATE: Less than 50 local voters cast ballots so far in special election
As of Monday, early voting for the special election for Public Service Commissioners in District 2 and District ...
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Judge rules against Democrat running for Public Service Commission
A Democrat running for the Georgia Public Service Commission failed Tuesday to convince a judge to let him ...
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Georgia high court rejects four new election rules, upholds only one
The Georgia Supreme Court Tuesday upheld only one of seven controversial changes to state election laws the Republican-controlled ...
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Practical Nursing Dual Enrollment Pathway
sees first graduates
MOULTRIE – In May, Lainey Baird, Kendall Meeks, and Leah Yearby became the first high school students to ...
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ABAC recognizes students for academic success
TIFTON — Students who achieved academic excellence in their coursework during the spring semester were recently recognized at ...
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Check out the latest issue of Ag Scene!
Ag Scene tells the stories of South Georgia growers. Articles in this issue include cattle, cotton, agricultural education ...
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Summer blood donations vital to avoid blood supply impact
Atlantic hurricane season began this month. Disasters like hurricanes and severe summer weather can disrupt blood drives for several ...
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Georgia GOP delegates keep chairman despite grievances ahead of a big election year
By the time nearly 1,700 Republican delegates were driving away from their annual state convention, a vigorous storm ...
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Manufactured homes
builder changes name
MOULTRIE – Fleetwood Homes, a Cavco Industries company, is now operating as Cavco-Moultrie. Located at 250 RW Bryant ...
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Candidates, including incumbent, line up to lead Georgia schools
Georgia's top elected school official announced plans to seek another four years in office Thursday, as others sign ...
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Local law enforcement trains
for active shooter situations
MOULTRIE — Shots are fired and law enforcement officers jump into action, returning fire, to quickly take out ...
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Research Day winners announced at PCOM
Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine students, master’s degree in biomedical sciences students, medical residents and practicing physicians all gathered ...
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Chamber names Thomas Supply as Business of the Month
The Moultrie-Colquitt County Chamber of Commerce recently recognized Thomas Supply as its June Business of the Month.
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Pre-med students tour Moultrie and learn about rural medicine
MOULTRIE – Look Ahead Georgia, a rural workforce development initiative of the University of Georgia Archway Partnership, hosted ...
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Georgia lawmakers hear ideas for reducing cancer burden
Lack of access to cancer screening is costing Georgia heartache and money, especially in rural areas with fewer ...