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Stolen checks cost business thousands
A Moultrie business reported a thief had been stealing checks and cashing them fraudulently since July.
Don and Kathryn Wooten of Norman Park found a nearly white hummingbird at their feeder last week.
Property transfers for the Sept. 3 edition
The following property transfers were recently recorded in the Colquitt County Clerk of Court office: Royce Wiley of Moultrie; to Robert W. Riley and Shirley J. Riley of Albuquerque, N.M.; property is located ...
A Sylvester man got much more than he bargained for when he allegedly tried to rob a Moultrie package store at gunpoint Monday evening.
Arrest made in Moultrie robbery that lead to several shoot-outs
Georgia Bureau of Investigation agents combed the woods for the gun used by 22-year-old Timothy Joseph Cook during the attempted robbery of the Moultrie Package Store.
Armed robbery in Moultrie turns into two gun battles ending in Norman Park
MOULTRIE/NORMAN PARK, GA - An armed robbery in Moultrie escalated into two gun battles Monday.
Property transfers for the Aug. 20 edition
The following property transfers were recently recorded in the Colquitt County Clerk of Court office: Gregory P. Harrell of Moultrie; to Kenneth R. Kelley of Moultrie; property is located at 2 Bracken Drive for ...
Man charged with false imprisonment
A Norman Park man was apprehended after he allegedly walked into a house while a woman was taking a bath Wednesday evening.
Fire damages mobile home; residents escape
Colquitt County volunteer firefighters responded to a house fire Monday morning and smoke inside a house Tuesday morning.
Brewton-Parker plans open house at Norman Park facility
Sometimes it takes a sibling to help you be what you were meant to be. Norman College in Norman Park was once a two-year Baptist college, but it closed in 1971.
School finds a friend in nearby First Baptist
In the midst of a shrinking economy and poverty levels as a concern, one church is reaching out to support the future by adopting an elementary school for the year.
State freeze on homestead exemption may be costly
Georgia's cities and counties, faced with a state freeze on reimbursements for a property tax exemption, must decide whether to grant the tax relief in hopes of receiving the money later or bill taxpayers for ...
Police reports for August 6, 2008
James Oliver Darden, 37, 609 N. Lincoln St., Ocilla, was charged Monday with a probation violation.
Dr. Edgens to serve as dean of external programs at BPC
Dr. Jeff Edgens began his first full day as Dean of External Programs Aug. 1; however, he's already been making changes at the college since his hire June 30.
Famous Chuck Wagon Gang performs
The world famous Chuck Wagon Gang rolled into Norman Park to start a day of festive fellowship and fabulous food, ending with a concert of old-fashioned styled gospel singing just like we all grew up on so many ...
Man charged after fleeing road block
A vehicle chase of a man who apparently tried to avoid a police road check Friday night lead to his arrest on obstruction and other charges, the Colquitt County Sheriff's Office said.
Man charged after fleeing road block
A vehicle chase of a man who apparently tried to avoid a police road check Friday night lead to his arrest on obstruction and other charges, the Colquitt County Sheriff's Office said.
Man charged after fleeing road block
A vehicle chase of a man who apparently tried to avoid a police road check Friday night lead to his arrest on obstruction and other charges, the Colquitt County Sheriff's Office said.
Man charged after fleeing road block
A vehicle chase of a man who apparently tried to avoid a police road check Friday night lead to his arrest on obstruction and other charges, the Colquitt County Sheriff's Office said.
Arrests made; thefts investigated
The Wednesday crime report showed that several persons had been arrested on a wide array of charges and several incidents of property theft were under investigation by local law enforcement.