Moultrie, GA News

• Moultrie, GA News
• Case ready for Jury
• Tragedy to keep Ryan James from graduation
• Did you buy from burglary suspects?
• LSD-topped candy seized in Thomas County
• Opposition in 3 school board races
• Tifton pediatrician named associate dean for SW Ga. campus
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• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED GALILEO DATABASE: NASA Images was created through a partn...
• State rests its case
• 2 men charged in 10 burglaries
• Ryan CAN walk at graduation
• July 31 election taking shape
• Rec Dept. to offer swim lessons
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED MAGAZINE: "Auto Restorer" offers readers the knowledge an...
• 2 candidates qualify for sheriff, District 2 county commissioner
• Thieves make off with thousands of dollars in jewelry
• MTC's Moultrie Campuses will hold TWO Blood Drives in June! Veterans Parkway -...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED FICTION BOOK: The Best Laid Plans : a novel / Sidney Shel...
• Judge denies motions
• Reed Bingham to open new pier, bridge in time for summer
• Tax refund scheme busted in prison
• Gang trial under way
• Local committee launches effort to establish mental/drug court
• Stabbing victim in good condition
• Teen says gunmen took $500 from him
• DUI charges in weekend accidents
• Police chase motorcyclist in 3 counties
• MTC LIBRARIES ALERT! New Semester = New Galileo Password! Stop by an MTC library...
• VIDEO: 'Ring of fire' solar eclipse
• Young illegals come out of the shadows
• Election qualifying starts Wednesday
• Dance group plans prom for fund-raiser
• ABAC event to focus on admission, financial aid
• Institutional SAT available May 29 at ABAC
• Police charge suspect in rape attempt
• Stolen truck found abandoned in Moultrie
• Gang trial opens Monday
• Texting leads to head-on crash
• Prowling suspect screams about snakes as officers arrest him
• Adams will be installed at St. James
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• Where there's smoke, there's fire! And MTC's Fire Science Technology students an...
• MTC Electronics Technology students are proud to be 'amateurs'! Read all about i...
• MTC ONLINE ORIENTATION: The MTC Online Department will offer an Online Orientati...
• Slaying suspect faces more charges
• Business group honors Colquitt County native
• Driver tries to run after police chase
• MTC class gets Ham radio licenses
• Museum of Agriculture offering summer camps
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED NON-FICTION BOOK: Choices for the high school graduate: a...
• Drought persists despite rain
• Powell to teach animal rehab basics
• Canning plant open half-days
• Investigator: Fatal shot was self-inflicted
• Two charged in separate shoplifting cases
• Harpist, flutist in concert
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED GALILEO DATABASE: Legal Collection is an authoritative so...
• Transportation tax up for vote July 31
• Caller helps ID drug suspect
• Deputies chase apparent prank call for 2 hours
• Doctor's office in good standing
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURE MAGAZINE: Nuts & Volts is written for the hands-on hobbyis...
• Warburg wins 'Mom, You Are the Best' contest
• Train hits car in Lenox
• George Wallace: On a mission for youth
• Colquitt Regional honors nurses
• Men's Chorus to offer free concert Monday
• ABAC on Square: Summer classes start June 4
• Moultrie Tech inducts 18 into honor society
• 4 defendants plead in gang case
• Driver faces murder charge
• 1 of 2 wrecks with injuries Thursday was a hit-and-run
• Woman injured as she flees from dog
• CORRECTION: Crime report
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• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED FICTION BOOK: Taltos :Lives of the Mayfair Witches by Ann...
• MTC's Moultrie Campus is offering a Forklift Certification class on Thursday, Ju...
• MTC's Moultrie Campus Business Administrative Technology program students are dr...
• Eighteen of MTC's best and brightest were recognized recently through induction...
• Hooray for our MTC Tifton Campus Summer Semester Scholarship winners! These scho...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED NON-FICTION BOOK: Caring for the Developing Child / Patri...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED GALILEO DATABASE: Hoover's Company Capsules and Profiles...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED MAGAZINE: WIRED uncovers the most surprising and resonant...
• MPD invites the public to Citizens Police Academy
• 3 charged in fight in apartment
• Summer Reading Programs gear up
• County honors Billy Herndon
• Wreck victim in fair condition
• Schools name parapro BRAVO Employee of the Year
• Calhoun to speak at White Rock Women's Day
• Democratic Party to hold special meeting
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED FICTION BOOK: The Klone and I : a high-tech love story /...
• CCHS JROTC: Fittest in the Southeast
• GED fees to jump in July
• Police nab shoplifting suspect after chase
• International Forestry names Watson sales manager
• Troopers probe 13 wrecks in Colquitt County in March
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED NON-FICTION BOOK: Packaging Yourself: The Targeted Résumé...
• PARENTS...this course will assist your child as he/she prepares to take the SAT/...
• Omega fires police chief
• ROTC student gets 'full ride' to Penn State
• Doerun to celebrate May Day Saturday
• 3 charged in assault; later accuse victim of threats
• 2 accidents with injuries Tuesday
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED GALILEO DATABASE: GAcollege411 is a resource freely avail...
• REMINDER: To all students who borrowed textbooks from the MTC Foundation's Lendi...
• Wastewater plans move forward
• McBrayer won't run for re-election
• Bleeding man found walking along Sardis Church Road
• Checkpoints add to weekend arrests
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED MAGAZINE: Cosmopolitan: the lifestylist for millions of f...
• THREE CHEERS for our MTC Summer Semester Foundation Scholarship winners from the...
• Gunman robs restaurant
• Thefts add up to $11,000
• Expo farm expels excess water
• Two people hurt in Sunday wrecks
• Rodriguez, Knighton certify as NAMI trainers
• Mother Easter to hold spring revival
• Nursing information sessions at ABAC
• WALB-TV news also joined us for the 2012 Community Career Resource Fair last Thu...
• Moultrie Tech's 2012 Community Career Resource Fair was highlighted by The Moult...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED FICTION BOOK: The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon : a novel / S...
• Jewelry designer to bring miniature Faberge-style eggs to Moultrie
• Highway 37 designated for agri-tourism
• SW Ga. Financial announces quarterly results
• April honors auctioneers in Ga.
• Ag commissioner to speak at ABAC commencement
• VSU commencement May 4-5
• Alcohol vote could come in May
• Longtime Norman Park police chief dies
• Police investigate theft of electricity
• 'Hot and Ready' comes to Friendship Kitchen
• Copper stolen from church air conditioners; suspect caught
• Colquitt County NAACP to celebrate anniversary
• Relay for Life starts Friday
• Gunman charged with rape, assault
• Parent asks school board to make time for recess
• Baby Cafe offers mothers a chance to relax
• Is it allergies or sinus infection?
• SWAT shooting: Case closed
• Motorcycle crash kills Doerun man in Bartow County
• Trio robbed at gunpoint
• Wilson attends NAMI training, prepares to start group here
• Official: No burn ban in Colquitt County
• Confederate Memorial Service set for Sunday
• Lake cleanup under way at Reed Bingham
• Moultrie-area students to perform at recitals
• Kids Safety Expo set for Saturday
• Burn ban takes effect May 1
• 2 charged after burglary at storage unit
• Woman hurt in Sunday wreck
• Chambliss: Senate leaders obstacle to deficit deal
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED NON-FICTION BOOK: The Country Garden : ideas for gardenin...
• Cleanup week to start Monday
• City to honor late councilman Walker
• MacGinnitie: Revenue Dept. fighting tax fraud
• Minor injuries in trio of wrecks
• Partnership to address gopher tortoise habitat
• GBI gives SWAT shooting report to DA
• Theft, damage at Moultrie business add up to $25,000
• Moultrie native to debut 'Knotty Girl' designs
• Moultrie native to sign book Saturday
• Vandalism, theft at old Mother Easter Church
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED GALILEO DATABASE: Career & Technical Education: includes...
• MTC's new Allied Health Building made the news again today! Read all about it in...
• Drivin N Cryin headlines Dogwood Music Festival
• Concert to kick off Spring Fling's 10th year
• 7th grader beaten; injuries less serious than believed, official says
• Transportation company to set up shop at intermodal facility
• Moultrie Tech celebrates building under construction
• Thieves hit 2 homes for $10,000
• Stroh earns credential in upper limb rehab
• Enjoy some of the photo highlights of last night’s MTC Commencement Ceremony!
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED MAGAZINE: Advertising Age. Available at the Moultrie Ve...
• THANK YOU FOR GIVING BACK! Last Wednesday MTC held blood drives on the Veterans...
• Moultrie Tech in the news today after yesterday's Allied Health Building constru...
• Former Moultrian in fatal wreck
• Guilty plea in Magistrate Court theft
• 3 CCHS students picked for Governor's Honors
• Norman Park native led Texas newspaper, dies at 91
• Investigators say deadly shot apparently self-inflicted
• Woman charged in domestic incident
• JCI recognized for safety efforts
• Library supporters to host book sale
• State seeks to honor centenarians
• ABAC to celebrate arts during George Scott Day
• A HUGE DAY at MTC! First we will celebrate the construction of our new Allied He...
• People can learn all kinds of things at Moultrie Tech...even teenagers can get a...
• Book illustrators give prints to Moultrie library
• Fire destroys Norman Park home
• Business owner offers reward after thefts
• Teen charged in $1,850 burglary
• Hill named to national school board network
• Band plans 'Jazz Dinner'
• Baell's Mercantile offers $1,000 shopping giveaway
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED FICTION BOOK: Unnatural Exposure by Patricia Cornwell. Av...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED NON-FICTION BOOK: Opportunities in Welding Careers / Mark...
• Even more good news from Moultrie Tech and our big GOLD win at the state SkillsU...
• Check out MTC's Radiologic Technology students making headlines!
• Seniors enjoy their own prom
• Advocacy center to hold open house Monday
• Couple, wanted in child's death, found in Tifton
• Health depts. emphasize immunization efforts
• ABAC information session Thursday
• Thomas U. to break ground Tuesday on new building
• ABAC on the Square rocks on!
• Income tax deadline looms
• Three-dimensional learning provided by DeLoache Trust Fund
• Moultrie Tech salutes rad tech students
• 'Unwanted guest' wanted by police
• Women hurt in separate accidents
• MHS Class of 1972 seeks classmates
• Summer Feeding Program to begin June 4
• Regents choose McKinney to lead Valdosta State
• MTC's Annual Community Career Resource Fair is Thursday, April 26th from 9:00am-...
• Green leaves law enforcement after 30+ years
• Kids Care Clinic to open Monday
• Labor Dept. to close Camilla office, 6 others
• Shoplifter leaves purse as she flees from store
• Rec Dept. announces Easter egg hunt winners
• Moultrie doctor joins weight loss society
• Going Green???? MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED GALILEO DATABASE: GreenFILE: This databas...
• Teen wounded in shooting
• Graduation rate slips under new formula
• Engine, truck taken; single theft totals almost $8,000
• Donations sought for Boys Ranch yard sale
• Smithsonian exhibit begins Georgia run
• New Jerusalem Church to celebrate 64th anniversary
• Teen shot near C.A. Gray Jr. High
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED MAGAZINE: Latina: Stay connected with your culture; Avai...
• Charities join forces to fight cancer AND hunger
• Vendors robbed at gunpoint
• Mosquito program to focus on larvae
• Groups help fund crisis training for officers
• Junior-Senior Prom will be held this Saturday
• Car pulls from stop sign into pickup's path
• FSA: Several deadlines approaching
• Thomas U. announces commencement speaker
• School board narrows search to 1
• Stolen car smashes into house
• Event to recognize victims' rights
• ABAC plans event in Moultrie Thursday
• Moultrie artist's work on display in Albany
• GSP investigates 14 wrecks here in March
• VSU choirs present free concert Sunday
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED FICTION BOOK: A New Song by Jan Karon; Available at the...
• TODAY IS THE DAY!!!! If you are planning to take classes at MTC for Summer Semes...
• South Ga. lawmakers represent dwindling population
• Career fair set for April 26
• See your MTC Career Services staff member in Moultrie or Tifton or log onto your...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED NON-FICTION BOOK: Winning Job Interviews: Reduce anxiety;...
• ARE YOU PLANNING TO TAKE CLASSES DURING SUMMER SEMESTER AND WILL BE A NEW STUDEN...
• GBI pursues leads in killing
• Fellowship to host Seder meal
• Livestock team places 5th in state competition
• Minn. evangelist to preach at revival
• Women flee homes to seek help
• Peanut commission approves $260,000 in research funding
• Former employee charged in theft from Magistrate Court
• Video system to secure diving well
• Sanderson Farms worker seriously hurt
• Woman charged with stealing golf balls
• U.S. Chamber honors Chambliss
• MTC Adult Education/GED Class Orientation in TIFTON! Day class orientation is Mo...
• REMINDER: Moultrie Tech's campuses will be closed for students tomorrow, Friday...
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• YMCA expands adventure course
• City, county sign land bank agreement
• Teen runaway faces drug charges
• Police say woman called law on man, then damaged his car
• Accident injures Doerun man
• Omega learns from beautification team
• Sheep shearing, turpentine still to highlight Georgia Folklife Festival
• Sims admits bomb threat
• GBI: Ward was shooter in murder-suicide
• Passenger charged with resisting arrest
• Bay Pole School reunion set for May 5
• REMINDER! The deadline for scholarship applications is THIS Thursday, March 29,...
• Hospitalist program is set to begin
• Scripture reading to mark Holy Week, April 2-6
• Thomas U. to host career, majors fair Tuesday
• ABAC yard sale to benefit Relay for Life
• Drugs seized; suspect sought
• Burglary suspect has a record
• Woman: Man left her stranded
• CORRECTION: Crime report
• Friends remember Billy Heerndon
• Worker falls off county garbage truck
• Suspect charged in Norman Park robbery
• Drug suspect tries hard to get away
• Y membership available through SilverSneakers
• Albany evangelist to speak at Men's Day
• Women's Day planned at Union Baptist
• Williams named director of EMS
• YMCA's Team Lean participants shed 3/4 ton
• Woman accused of hiding relative from police
• Wooten discusses hunting for shark teeth
• Valdosta orchestra to feature pianist Carl Cranmer
• THE EAGLE HAS LANDED! Check out this beautiful symbol of our nation's freedom th...
• Here are FOUR GREAT THINGS on the horizon for MTC's Economic Development/Continu...
• Indictments in Hewitt slaying
• Former Doerun mayor Rance Taylor dies
• Feds indict former Omega police chief
• Gaming cafes still on hold
• Traffic stop leads to drug, gun charges
• Here are FOUR GREAT THINGS on the horizon for MTC's Economic Development/Continu...
• Volunteers work to have a 'Mega Impact'
• Woman still hospitalized after Sunday crash
• Suspect charged in domestic incident
• Tuskegee Airman to visit VSU Wednesday
• Arts Center to host Ga. premiere of 'Lust 'n Rust'
• Students participate in Forestry Field Day
• Peanut Commission holding referendum
• Chambliss warns farmers of subsidy cuts
• Colquitt Regional Medical Center installs infant protection system
• Youths escape charges in trespassing incident
• Take a look at this video, produced by the ABC station in Atlanta, about the nee...
• 10-year-old loses battle with cancer
• Local troop joins Girl Scouts for centennial party
• Calico Arts and Crafts Show will start Saturday
• CTV says man tried to sell them their own radiators
• Williams Tabernacle to celebrate black history
• Men's Day set for Sunday
• Boston celebrates with Art-A-Thon, starting today
• MTC STUDENTS: Get ready for the upcoming Career Fair by attending next week's IN...
• C.A. Gray Band gives 'Superior' performance
• House passes vicious dogs bill
• Lauri Jo's jelly wins at Flavor of Georgia
• Egg hunt set for March 31
• Robbery attempt fails; police catch suspect
• Accident at 4-way stop
• Dr. Lyons to open urology practice
• Young musicians to perform
• Tifton hospital purchasing Adel facilities
• STUDENTS! It is time for students to apply for the Summer MTC Foundation Scholar...
• See your MTC Career Services staff member in Moultrie or Tifton or log onto your...
• MTC BLOOD DRIVE - 2 locations! Make your appointment in advance by clicking on...
• Scott says Senate Democrats set impossible mandates for Farm Bill
• Woman accused of stealing from retirement fund
• Firefighters free man trapped under boat
• Suspect cleared in shoplifting, charged in chase
• Newton to speak to Conservancy
• Moultrie Tech had a great visit with U.S. Congressman Austin Scott today! Here,...
• Multiple family violence reports
• Five hurt when van rolls
• The MTC Moultrie Industrial Drive Campus Library has NEW HOURS - with the additi...
• More exciting wins for MTC's Marketing & PR department staff! Read all about it...
• Way to go, Moultrie Campus PBL competitors! Read all about it in The Moultrie O...
• Officers train to defuse crises with the mentally ill
• ABAC honors Colquitt Countians
• Reed Bingham State Park makes plans for spring
• FFA members attend leadership conference
• FFA students compete
• Moultrie Tech wins national college advertising awards
• Bottles and Brushes art class March 23
• VSU Continuing Education counts down to spring
• City speeds up remote metering project
• 2012 Community Guide to shine spotlight on local groups
• Friendship Baptist Women's Day to focus on generation gap
• Williams Tabernacle to celebrate Founders Day
• Mental health speaker at NAMI Tuesday
• FFA chapter salutes outstanding members
• Drug agents see more prescription drugs
• Summoned by neighbors, deputies catch suspected thief
• Packer Idol event Saturday
• TIME TO RE-APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID!!! Students should visit www.fafsa.ed.gov to...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED MAGAZINE: YC (Young Children) - Young Children is an awar...
• MTC CAREER SERVICES INTERVIEWING WORKSHOP: Wednesday, March 21, at the Moultrie...
• County considers beer sales
• Shuler finalist for Tifton manager's job
• Stolen $60,000 sports car found in Virginia
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED FICTION BOOK: Seizure by Robin Cook. Available at the MTC...
• NAMI meeting set March 13
• Museum of Agriculture store plans open house
• Voters approve education sales tax
• Shoplifting suspect is police officer
• $60,000 sports car missing
• CrimeStoppers, Neighborhood Watch and other tools
• Moultrie Tech's Financial Aid Office has been informed of a $2,500 scholarship o...
• Be sure to LIKE the Moultrie Magazine page and pick up a copy of the Spring edit...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED GALILEO DATABASE: Salem Health ~ Salem Health is a stat...
• Archway plans for interns
• Sunday wreck victim in fair condition
• Polls open at 7 a.m. today
• Two people accused of making meth
• Boys and Girls Club names Key its Youth of the Year
• Blood drive asks 'blood for bleach'
• Moultrie Tech says "WELCOME!" to the Southern Association of Colleges & Schools...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED NON-FICTION BOOK: HVAC Fundamentals: Heating Systems, Fur...
• Moultrie volunteer tapped for DAR's top award
• Veterans groups work together on veterans bus
• Storms bring rain, little damage to Colquitt County
• GSP investigates 10 wrecks here in February
• ABAC First Tuesday Concert on March 6 will feature classical guitarists
• Investigators say arrests clear 5 burglaries
• Colquitt County honors native son Wayne Littles
• DUI, other charges in wreck that injured 4
• Kelley Mfg. gives $50,000 for peanut commission headquarters
• If you live in Tift County and have a child with a disability, this will be a gr...
• Gunman opens fire during robbery
• 3 others await sentencing in federal drug case
• Stolen vehicles raise thefts' value to $21,000
• State awards $10,000 grant to Norman Park PD
• Young Farmers receive $2,500 donation
• Resident says intruder eats, showers while he's away
• Americus minister to preach at Moultrie revival
• Public welcome to hear award winner speak to students
• Plea deal, mistrial in drug case
• DeLoache grant to help fund hospital expansion
• Suspect surrenders after standoff
• Antique show preview dinner set for Monday
• Moultrie group to honor local Confederate unit on Sunday
• Driver escapes despite Taser hit
• See your MTC Career Services staff member in Moultrie or Tifton or log onto your...
• HAVE YOU SEEN ALL THE GREAT NEW THINGS FOR SPRING IN THE MTC BOOKSTORE?!!! "Like...
• Plaintiffs allege Sanderson Farms hired illegal immigrants
• Long prison sentences in federal drug case
• Special recognition for Frank McCall
• City OKs tax increase to benefit tourism
• For our female students who are aspiring businesswomen...here are some great tip...
• CRITICAL NEED for O NEGATIVE BLOOD! If you have the O negative blood type, pleas...
• Driver flees police, but is caught later
• IT'S TIME TO RENEW YOUR FINANCIAL AID FOR FALL SEMESTER 2012! This year, all stu...
• Local governments gear for fuel price hikes
• CTV adds jobs during recession
• Antique cars on display Monday
• ABAC to host Science Olympiad March 3
• Moultrie coed wins Ms. ABAC title
• Police find bullet in door frame
• Annual 'The Mix' event is being planned
• VSU multi-media art exhibit ends March 2
• Jury duty
• The month of February has almost come and gone! HAVE YOU SHOWN THE LOVE AND DON...
• Wheels rolling on $20M project
• Coby King named STAR Student
• Drugs, theft cases dominate court sentencing
• Tifton mourns Berlin native
• Police catch up with man accused of fleeing Aug. 29 checkpoint
• Horne attends UGA Tour of Biotechnology
• Moultrie Tech is excited to be hosting the Regional GOAL Student of the Year and...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED GALILEO DATABASE: The Auto Repair Reference Center databa...
• Stakeouts net drug arrests
• Saturday voting set for this weekend
• Meigs gets $21,000 to fix well
• Chambliss cosponsors 'no budget, no pay' bill
• Reported thefts add up to $6,000
• Georgia Quality Cotton award winners named
• MTC DECA student places at state
• Southern Tractor signs on with Vermeer Hay Equipment Group
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED MAGAZINE: JEMS Journal of Emergency Services Available at...
• What does this career-minded 20-something want in her first college experience?
• Hear from a recent high school graduate and her list of "wants" in a college!
• Berl receives first Harrison Humanitarian Award
• County to buy detectives gear to record interviews
• Food Check-Out Week: Eat healthy on a budget
• Man accused of interfering with arrest
• Authorities seek two stolen vehicles
• Youth Entrepreneur Summit to be held Feb. 25
• Have you registered your teenager for this class yet?
• Fleeing driver strikes Coolidge police car
• 2 injured in rear-end crash
• VSU offers support group for first generation college students
• CURIOUS ABOUT FINANCIAL AID FOR SUMMER SEMESTER??? With pre-registration for Sum...
• Hospital adopts new logo
• Helms co-authors new book, available now
• ABAC Financial Aid and Admissions Information Night set for Tuesday
• TU offers nursing degree in China
• Smashed car tied suspect to break-in
• Homeowner's camera catches vandalism in progress
• ABAC presents Valdosta Symphony Orchestra in Tifton on Sunday
• USDA announces CRP general sign-up
• Lack of mental health service drives women to Serenity House
• Deputies seek public's help to ID attacker
• Police call off chases as safety becomes an issue
• To our readers: TV book, comics will have new look on Sunday
• Electronics students get crash course from radio operators
• Woman charged with theft of cold medicine
• ABAC to host regional science fair Friday
• MTC's Electronics Technology program students in Moultrie learned the ins-and-ou...
• Case reads like a CSI script
• Driver charged with racing
• Driver charged in year-old hit-and-run
• FFA connects students with horticulture industry
• Art class set for Friday in Tifton
• Want to know what's going on at Moultrie Tech in Tifton? Check out this segment...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED FICTION BOOK: Eight Days to Live by Iris Johansen. Availa...
• MTC IS FEELIN' THE LOVE! How about you?
• WANT TO SHOW THE LOVE TODAY? Donate a book to the MTC Libraries! It's MTC LOVE...
• Woman accused of hitting man with bottle
• Did you know you can BREAK DOWN BARRIERS in your life by obtaining your GED dipl...
• Read all about MTC's 2012 Instructor of the Year, Rad Tech Program Director Alfr...
• Jones named MTC Instructor of the Year
• Former Meigs officer indicted
• ABAC to honor Norman Park native
• Commercial Banking Company promotes Barber, Kelly
• Career fair planned for Thursday in Thomasville
• Sylvester to open farmers market
• Labor Dept. issues final rule on H2B foreign labor certification
• Escape adds years to sentences
• Deputies say inmates were 'fishing' for contraband
• 'A Musical Valentine' in Thomasville
• The MTC website is back up! Now would be a good time to check it out! ;)
• The server that maintains our MTC website is experiencing technical difficulty t...
• Today Moultrie Tech's Veterans Parkway and Industrial Drive Campuses in Moultrie...
• Tax would build new school
• Saving wildlife, 1 critter at a time
• Teen robbed on walking trail
• Labor Dept. to sponsor seminar for veterans
• Announcing the MTC Tifton Campus PBL Bake Sale to benefit the March of Dimes! Tu...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED NON-FICTION BOOK: The Cardiovascular Cure: How to strengt...
• Grandmother pleads guilty in child's death
• City: Land bank would help with dilapidated buildings
• Bike trek to raise money for charity
• ABAC brings Near Peer mentors to Colquitt County High
• Driver runs from car after police chase
• ABAC to award tuition grant, meal plan at Stallion Day
• VSU Continuing Education offers more learning opportunities
• Crash injures woman, 3 kids
• 'Les MIserables' at CCHS
• Archbold's ex-CEO denied new trial
• Tickets on sale for Daddy-Daughter Dance
• Suspects struggle with deputies
• Be sure to register in advance! Call 217-4149!
• Wayne Littles: From Moultrie to the moon shot … and beyond
• Fraud cases increase during tax season
• EMC accepting applications for Washington Youth Tour
• ABAC names Mock its PR director
• Former Moultrian falls to his death
• Convicted burglar sentenced to 14 years in prison
• Fires damage two homes
• Drug charge added when police arrest theft suspect
• CORRECTION: DUI charge
• Peanut Commission Research Report Day will be Feb. 8
• Boy Scouts help the needy with Scouting for Food program
• See your MTC Career Services staff member in Moultrie or Tifton or log onto your...
• WOULD YOUR TEENAGER LIKE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT HOW TO CARE FOR HER FACE and ABOUT...
• Waldon surrenders, escapes, is recaptured
• Business owner charged in theft
• Sex offenders arrested in probation sweep
• Voter registration ends Monday for primary
• CHECK...IT...OUT! The MTC Tifton Campus library has just received new books for...
• Armed robberies continue
• Oncology director featured in national magazine
• Scam takes $1,300 from Colquitt County woman
• Moultrie man charged in fight
• ABAC alumni to honor Colquitt Countians
• Driver flees police; 3 people arrested later
• HeadStart registration to start Monday, Feb. 6
• Check out this article from The Moultrie Observer about Amanda Price, our 2012 G...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED MAGAZINE: TPJ/ Tube and Pipe Journal ; dedicated to servi...
• Moultrie Tech honors rad tech student
• CONGRATULATIONS to our 2012 Rick Perkins Instructor of Year, Radiologic Technolo...
• BIG DAY AT MTC! We just announced our 2012 GOAL Student of the Year, Radiologic...
• Check out this news story about MTC's 2012 GOAL Student of the Year finalists an...
• Suspect has violent past
• Deputy dodges wrong-way driver
• FEBRUARY IS "LOVE YOUR LIBRARY" MONTH @ MTC! Donate any new or gently-used non-t...
• See your MTC Career Services staff member in Moultrie or Tifton or log onto your...
• FREE TAX FILING ASSISTANCE: For the third consecutive year, Moultrie Technical C...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED FICTION BOOK: The First Counsel / Brad Metzler Availabl...
• Youth fights disease, writes novel
• Bike trek to raise money for cancer treatments
• FFA members attend Discovery Conference
• 'Evening for ABAC' to focus on 'Gone With The Wind' author
• Museum of Agriculture exhibit receives state award
• Gin Creek wins national award
• Another convenience store robbed
• Employee charged in forgeries
• Christmas display raises $900 for Hospice
• Vehicular homicide charge in Aug. 21 wreck
• Loans to fund wastewater improvements
• St. John's Episcopal Church to celebrate centennial
• Passenger charged with drugs after chase
• Webbs charged in theft case
• Woman charged with prostitution
• Thomas University students to learn in ‘living laboratory’
• Store robbed at gunpoint
• 11-year-old kidnapped, molested
• MTC announces GOAL finalists
• School to serve local produce
• More fake travelers checks found
• City offers energy-saving tips
• Immigration law adds step to business license renewal
• Free tax preparation for low-, moderate-income taxpayers
• Mitchell Co. nabs Colquitt Co. burglary suspect
• Looking for stolen property, officer finds drugs
• Local charities can apply for funding
• HGTV host to present at 2012 Lawn and Garden Expo in Tifton
• Bottles and Brushes art class Friday
• UPCOMING MTC CAREER SERVICES "LUNCH & LEARN" EVENTS: Liberty Tax Services Lunch...
• Suspect charged in rape
• Thieves take air conditioners from storage unit
• Here are our MTC Tifton Campus Moultrie Technical College Foundation scholarship...
• Congratulations to our Moultrie Technical College Foundation Spring Semester sch...
• We are so proud of all four of our MTC EAGLE representatives! They are doing or...
• HELLO, TIFTON CAMPUS STUDENTS! ANNOUNCING NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION (AND free t-sh...
• Secret Service investigates forgeries
• MTC chooses Colquitt County’s Walker as EAGLE winner
• VSU Continuing Education offers enrichment opportunities
• ABAC to open campus to high school students Feb. 11
• After immigration crackdown, farmers mull planting
• Colquitt Co. Extension agent sees no change in fall planting
• Absentee ballots available for March 6 primary
• Resident surprises burglar — 2nd time this week
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED NON-FICTION BOOK: Why-Driven EMS Enrichment by Bob Elling...
• See your MTC Career Services staff member in Moultrie or Tifton or log onto your...
• Chamber picks 2 Men of the Year
• Jobless rate drops despite loss of jobs
• Moultrian charged in theft of stove
• Seventh-grade teams sweep Tift County
• MTC Career Services will be hosting workshops on the Moultrie Veterans Parkway a...
• Websites go dark in protest of anti-piracy bill (VIDEO, POLL)
• Driver narrowly misses officer, now faces drug charge
• State park offers special day for homeschoolers
• County to review animal ordinance
• Moultrie Council OKs loan for Norman Park manufacturer
• Recycler helps trace stolen wire
• NEW STUDENT ORIENTATIONS (AND free t-shirts!) for SPRING SEMESTER: If you are a...
• See your MTC Career Services staff member in Moultrie or Tifton or log onto your...
• Shoplifting suspect accused of throwing item at clerk
• Grass fire burns half-mile along Old Doerun Highway
• Moultrian charged in robbery
• County considers higher premiums for employees
• School board seeks your input
• Backpacks bring hope to needy kids
• Ga. Museum of Agriculture planning farmers market
• Arrests made in prison probe
• Jan. 5 stabbing victim still in hospital
• Robbery suspect also wanted for forgery
• Driver leaves scene of wreck; Moultrie man charged later
• Georgia Peanut Farm Show set for Jan. 19
• REMINDER: All campuses and offices of Moultrie Technical College will be closed...
• Moultrie Technical College REALLY IS "Everywhere You Turn!" Check out the new "I...
• Moultrie Tech and the Tift County Schools are in the NEWS again today! This stor...
• Sardis Church Road crash is fatal
• MLK Day parade marks 25th anniversary
• Simmons to speak at MLK celebration
• Driver arrested after short chase
• Library to host memoir-writing workshop
• Alzheimer's advocates to hold training prior to legislative visit
• Blues legend to perform in Thomasville
• NEW STUDENT ORIENTATIONS (AND free t-shirts!) for SPRING SEMESTER: If you are a...
• Check out this story about Moultrie Tech's partnership with the Tift County Scho...
• Police nab robbery suspect; 2nd man sought
• Bill would make dangerous dogs a felony for owners
• Tickets on sale for chamber banquet
• Air Force: Engine failure caused Cook Co. crash
• Firefighters free woman from wrecked pickup
• Teen charged after fight at C.A. Gray Jr. High
• Fire damages home
• Recreation basketball
• Gov. Deal outlines agenda for lawmakers
• Police: Driver aimed for pedestrian
• Health Dept. has shingles vaccine
• Red Cross blood drive Thursday
• Moultrian charged in stabbing
• Announcing the MTC Tifton Campus PBL Bake Sale to benefit the March of Dimes! Tu...
• Weekend thefts add up to almost $80,000
• Woman charged in hammer attack
• State lawmakers return to capitol for 2012 session
• WELCOME BACK to MTC, STUDENTS! It's going to be a great Spring Semester!
• Doerun native to spin the 'Wheel'
• Rep. Houston gets vice chairmanship
• ‘Tea For Three’ Exhibit Opens at Georgia Museum of Agriculture Jan. 21
• GBI: Still waiting for tests in Peterson shooting
• Wreck closes Hwy. 133 for hours
• Stabbing victim remains in hospital
• Hill to speak at Macedonia Baptist Church
• Spring semester to begin Jan. 9 at ABAC
• STILL INTERESTED IN ENROLLING FOR MTC SPRING SEMESTER CLASSES? Classes begin Ja...
• Police seek suspect in New Year's Day robbery
• Loan would help Norman Park company to expand
• Moultrie's government changing phone numbers
• 3 officers hurt during struggle with inmate
• ARE YOU A JACK or JILL OF ALL TRADES? A HANDYMAN? A HANDYWOMAN? Calling all MTC...
• ONLINE CLASSES ORIENTATION: The MTC Online Department will offer an Online Orien...
• DO YOU NEED A QUIET PLACE TO STUDY DURING SPRING SEMESTER? The Tifton Campus lib...
• Council welcomes Hill, approves voting districts
• Police chase ends in crash; 2nd in a week
• Lawmakers prepare for big issues
• Camilla ethanol plant leaves bankruptcy
• Meigs police facing GBI probe
• Veterans Services: ‘We have not abandoned you’
• Wilson voices passion to improve county’s mental health services
• Police chase ends in crash; teen hurt
• Suspected drugs found during traffic stops
• Resident: Gunmen left without taking anything
• Home heavily damaged by fire
• See your MTC Career Services staff member in Moultrie or Tifton or log onto your...
• ATTENTION SPRING SEMESTER STUDENTS: The MTC Veterans Parkway Campus and the Tift...
• Two doctors earn board certification
• Bomb threat named top local story
• Inmates charged in July escape
• Team Lean registration under way
• Suspect escapes; police recover suspected drugs
• Gunfire reported over long weekend
• Several people charged with drug offenses
• Moultrie Technical College Bookstore: Did you miss our first book buy back? Don...
• Portion of 'Jam' ticket sales to benefit Hammock
• Teen hurt in 1-car accident
• Charges filed in Dec. 21 burglary
• Georgia Museum of Agriculture reduces admission price for January
• Proposal would take party out of local elections
• Fire destroys Crosland home
• To Russia, with fraud
• Suspect slips out the back door
• 2 charged following argument near Shaw Gym
• Guilty pleas in federal prosecution
• Fuel drive-off totals more than $1,000
• No bomb found after threat overheard
• Chambliss cosponsors anti-insider trading bill
• Jobless rate drops in SW Georgia
• 2 injured in separate wrecks
• Break-in suspect says he was kicked out of his residence
• Jury indicts 3 in July escape
• Neighbor's call helps deputy catch burglary suspect
• Fire destroys Colquitt County home
• Man hurt during home invasion
• Holiday blood drive planned for Friday
• 3 charged in theft of ATVs
• Southwest Ga. Bank restructures
• Indictment in child's death
• Driver not indicted in double fatality
• Glasscock crossing U.S. in mule-drawn wagon
• Weekend thefts add up to $51,000
• City urges residents to 'Bring One for the Chipper'
• Holiday increases fire danger
• Traffic stop leads to drug charges
• Kilo of coke, $43K seized
• City negotiating service for Intermodal Facility
• Catholic Church honors 2 Colquitt Countians
• Woman reports neighbor taking pecans
• Men of Song: Choir offers free concert Monday
• Heating assistance program awaits funding
• Accident victim still hospitalized
• Boley to retire from Colquitt Regional
• Suspect runs, but he doesn't get away
• JUST A REMINDER that all MTC campuses will close today at noon and will re-open...
• Gunfire wounds man in leg
• Winter Festival: Just add snow
• Canton man charged with child sex assault
• Nominations sought for first Career Achievement Award
• Unemployment reports offer encouragement
• Hospital expands use of computers
• Joy rides lead to theft charges
• Man charged in urination incident
• Mental illness links tragedies
• 'Feed My School' links schools, local farmers
• Chamber still seeking award nominations
• Moultrie man charged over broken window
• Hope House announces new leadership team
• Business group honors Sen. Bulloch
• Lawmen stake out retailers to nab meth makers
• Church offers tent as refuge from frenzy
• Resident scuffles with would-be thief
• 2 hurt in Monday wreck; another in collision with cow
• REMINDER: Book Buyback Starts TODAY! Book Buyback is today through Thursday, fr...
• Schools chief ... what criteria?
• Man charged in cutting incident
• MTC LENDING LIBRARY: Fall Semester Students - if you have textbooks from the M...
• One brother convicted, another acquitted in burglary
• Colquitt Regional honors employees
• Smithsonian exhibit coming to Moultrie
• Jury clears man on molestation charge
• Pit bull kills Valdosta woman
• St. Margaret's to host Advent service Sunday
• Moultrian sentenced to 18 years for robbery
• County's districts to change
• Scam uses name of Better Business Bureau
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED NON-FICTION BOOK: Introducing and Implementing Autodesk R...
• Guide to this year's hottest gift: The tablet
• Ellenton Christmas event in honor of teen wreck victim
• Three face meth charges
• Elderly man robbed at gunpoint
• Man accused of breaking grave markers
• Truck strikes pedestrian; injuries appear minor
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED FICTION BOOK: The Story of Edgar Sawtelle by David Wrobl...
• Body found in tree
• Woman: Man's unwanted advances turned into beating
• House fire causes minor damage
• Motorcyclist falls to avoid collision
• GSP investigates 1 fatality here in November
• READ ALL ABOUT MOULTRIE TECH's FIRST GRADUATES FROM THE GREEN BUILDING TECHNOLOG...
• SPRING SEMESTER IS APPROACHING! And it's time to think about buying books and su...
• BUYING/SELLING TEXTBOOKS ON THE MTC FACEBOOK PAGE: If you want to list textbook...
• MTC Career Services will be hosting a Networking & Job Search workshop on Wednes...
• Christmas parade 2011
• Songwriter credits God for her music
• Museum worker celebrates 95th birthday by reliving history
• Schwartz receives certification
• Crops rebound from harsh weather
• Packers to serve as parade's grand marshals
• Driver charged with DUI after hitting police car
• 3 arrested in shoplifting investigation
• Jury duty: Trial site has moved
• Pack's season ends with semifinal loss
• Beginning at 12:00 noon TODAY (Friday, December 2nd), Moultrie Technical College...
• CNS, Mediacom to air ‘Pack’
• Expo gets new farm manager
• Teen charged in fire at Walmart
• 2 hurt in chain-reaction crash
• Mediacom, CNS to carry Colquitt County-Grayson game
• CNS will broadcast Colquitt County-Grayson
• See your MTC Career Services staff member in Moultrie or Tifton or log onto your...
• Hartsfield man dies in farm accident
• Personal connection began Newton's ornament collection
• Mental health education program starts in January
• Age, poor health catching up to oaks around downtown
• Doerun man hurt in wreck
• Multiple arrests made since Monday
• Check out this story about two MTC firsts!!! Last night MTC honored its first Ra...
• Schools overhaul grading system
• MTC milestone: Rad Tech students get engaged
• Heating aid available to public on Thursday
• Moultrie native named state veterinarian
• Man stabbed during domestic dispute
• Fred's Super Dollar to hold grand opening Friday
• Medal of Honor recipient to speak at ABAC graduation
• Grammy-winner to perform with VSU Jazz Ensemble
• A TIP FROM THE MTC LIBRARIES: Struggling with a research paper or other researc...
• Today is a BIG day @ MTC! More than 300 students will move their tassels tonight...
• 12 charged in Brooks County voter fraud case
• Hit-and-run suspect charged with DUI
• Dog threatened during dispute
• Check out what MTC's CIS students are doing - creating the super computer of the...
• ARE YOU PLANNING TO TAKE CLASSES DURING SPRING SEMESTER AND WILL BE A NEW STUDEN...
• Prenatal program targets farmworkers
• Reed Bingham gears up for December
• G.E.M.S. Club holds Thanksgiving banquet
• Merchants find Black Friday cheer
• County's jobless rate improves in October
• Agriculture the focus of Farm Bureau art contest
• Grant to fund church outreach projects
• Police say man hit woman with hammer, took child
• Get ready for adventure!
• County renews public defender contract
• Man charged after altercation
• Murder appeal denied
• Two charged over motel room meth lab
• Lights! Lights! to broadcast live
• Powerlifter, psychologist to sign book here
• Camden has plenty of weapons
• ONLINE ORIENTATION: The MTC Online Department will offer an Online Orientation s...
• Thompson pleads guilty in massacre
• Trio of Eagles
• Elderly woman reports rape
• Driver flees scene of accident
• Police charge man dragging toolbox
• Sign-up under way for farm aid program
• Join us as we learn how to create gorgeous bows and amazing holiday tablescapes!...
• MTC is proud to announce that Mr. Clarence Smith of Tifton has been named as the...
• MTC's PBL students in Moultrie helped celebrate Free Enterprise Day with Moultri...
• MTC's Moultrie Criminal Justice program is making a difference to some cats and...
• MTC TIFTON PBL GIVES BACK: Nine members of Moultrie Technical College’s Tifton...
• Anti-obesity group gets $2.5 million grant
• Air Force honors Moultrie native for Afghan service
• Accreditation agency to review MPD
• Bingo benefits Humane Society
• Alleged trafficking at prison
• School buses collide in Omega
• Fuse box blamed for blaze
• Moultrian charged in laundry break-in
• Livestock, grazing assistance deadline is Jan. 30
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED FICTION BOOK: The Story of Edgar Sawtelle by David Wrobl...
• Moultrian sentenced in two cases
• Committee launches effort to address mental health needs
• 2 burglary suspects caught at scene of crime
• Man cut when he confronted girlfriend
• Woman hurt in 1-car wreck
• DID YOU KNOW...you can suggest books and other resources for the MTC libraries?...
• Trimble gets life plus 10
• United Way hits its mark
• Light show returns for 19th season
• Firefighters to raise money for Burn Foundation
• GSP: CRMC chief failed 3 field tests
• Woman reports being hit with tree limb during argument
• Trimble: Shooting was a crime of passion
• Early morning fire ravages house
• Election under way for FSA county committees
• FSA targets funds for socially disadvantaged farmers
• MTC Adult Education/GED Class Orientation in TIFTON! Day class orientation is We...
• Witnesses describe deadly night
• Worker dies in farm accident
• Shooting victim says he was bystander
• Fires damage home, restaurant
• CRMC chief faces DUI charge
• Man charged in burglary after stolen items found
• CHRISTMAS CAKE POP CLASS! MTC Veterans Parkway campus in Moultrie, Room A166, D...
• MTC leaders gave Colquitt Regional Medical Center (CRMC) administrators a specia...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED MAGAZINE: 'Men's Health' has the fitness tips, workout pl...
• FOR STUDENTS INTERESTED IN THE WORKFORCE INVESTMENT ACT (WIA) BENEFITS: If you...
• 'Peachy' sings praises of telemedicine
• Tax office to close Tuesday for training
• ABAC admissions, financial aid information event Nov. 15
• Career Connections for ABAC students Nov. 15
• 'Walk like MADD' fund-raiser set for next weekend
• Colquitt Countian charged with drugs
• Trimble retrial set for next week
• GBI: Bones came from unmarked grave
• Moultrie is candidate for Oprah show
• Omega celebrates completion of Veterans Park project
• ABAC breaks American record for hide-and-seek
• Cane-grinding, syrup-cooking Nov. 12 in Tifton
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED FICTION BOOK: The Notebook / Nicholas Sparks. Available...
• Food bank grateful for community help
• Deputies: Stabbing victim won't cooperate
• CRMC Love Light set for Dec. 8
• DA's office seeks gifts for young crime victims
• Moultrie woman hurt in wreck
• Church to observe 61st Mammoth Tea
• Reed Bingham plans November events
• Tax linked to utility rates
• Woman robbed at gunpoint
• CAC receives national recognition
• Drivers arrested after 3 unrelated wrecks
• GA Bulldog fans showed their spirit today during MTC Costume Day!
• CRMC's Emergency Room limits drug prescriptions
• Moultrie Tech honored for 3-D technology
• Thomas U. picks Doerun woman as communications director
• An Evening of Jazz at ABAC Thursday
• Arrest in crime spree
• Spook alert!
• Jobless rate holds steady
• Stringfellow wins national contest
• Traffic stop nets theft suspect
• An original member of The Monkees to perform in Adel
• Is Iraqi money an investment?
• No arrest yet in Sunday armed robbery
• Downtown trick-or-treat set for Monday afternoon
• Expo-goers sign 7,000 Bibles, group says
• Scrap metal thefts continue
• Minor injury in 3rd cooking fire this week
• Tis’ the season for Halloween fun, and President Anderson has announced “MTC COS...
• We are excited about this 2011 NCMPR Medallion award for our "Change Is Coming'...
• Berrien County wreck kills Colquitt Countian
• Colquitt County man charged with kidnapping
• Prayer meeting planned for Courthouse Square
• Fires damage two apartments
• UPDATE: Charges dropped
• CCSO seeks help from Secret Service
• Parts stolen from junked cotton picker
• Angels across the USA coming to Colquitt County
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED MAGAZINE: Accounting Today: the premier news vehicle fo...
• Conflicted politics deter sales tax reform
• The rising cost of consumption
• Woman injured in domestic violence
• Bariatric Center at CRMC offers after-care for Valdosta patients
• Teen suspect charged in 2nd case
• American Hospital Assn. names Dominy to board
• WORRIED ABOUT HOW TO PAY FOR YOUR SPRING SEMESTER 2102 TUITION? The eCashier Tu...
• MTC Moultrie Campus DOG FOOD DRIVE: Sponsored by the MTC Criminal Justice Progra...
• Task force to fight metal thefts
• E-commerce raises question of sales tax fairness
• Early voting under way for sales tax, city councils
• Berlin man reports assault
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED FICTION BOOK: Hide and Seek by James Patterson. Available...
• MTC Career Services is hosting an Interviewing Workshop TOMORROW (Tuesday, Octob...
• The MTC Bookstore, with locations in Moultrie and Tifton, has its own Facebook p...
• Moultrie hospital on front lines of cancer war
• South Ga. soldier dies in wreck
• Saxophonist to headline First Tuesday concert at ABAC
• 6 months in jail for former credit union manager
• Public meets air evac team
• Heating assistance program to open Nov. 1
• Service League re-releases cookbook
• Teens face more theft charges
• TRMC DONATES TO MTC's LENDING LIBRARY: Students who are feeling the pinch of a...
• ONLINE ORIENTATION: The MTC Online Department will offer an Online Orientation s...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED NON-FICTION BOOK: Accounting and financial analysis in th...
• Expo visitors have suggestion for new fencing
• Colquitt County Baptist Association to celebrate its centennial
• Four teens charged in burglaries
• Bronze military plaques stolen from graves
• CORRECTION: Woman robbed
• Woman hurt in wreck
• Christian bands to perform in Meigs
• → Moultrie Technical College: Last day out at the Sunbelt Expo! We really enjoy hearing showgoers walk by our...
• Happy campers at Expo
• Group seeks Expo-goers' support for military Bible project
• Food stamp benefits to arrive on different day of month
• 2 more charged in metal thefts
• Woman says robber attacked her
• City fines nightclub owner
• Blackshear scholarship event set for Sunday
• Two more touchdowns
• N.C. grower named Farmer of the Year
• Farm bill promises battle over subsidies
• Motorcycle hits dog; rider injured
• Police charge suspect in Oct. 4 robbery
• → Moultrie Technical College: Come visit the MTC booth at the Sunbelt Agricultural Expo in Moultrie today thro...
• Expo kicks off Tuesday
• House, truck shot up in separate incidents
• 7 charged in metal thefts
• 2 trucks among long list of loot
• NEEDTO CITE A SOURCE FOR A RESEARCH PAPER? MTC Libraries recommends ~ www.bibme....
• Monsanto's Expo exhibit to focus on farm safety
• New business offers locally grown produce
• Second suspect charged in Sept. 23 killing
• Stolen jewelry valued at $10,000
• Large grant to fund drainage work
• Grant Chapel to host Missionary Day
• Ameris Bank ‘Helping Fight Hunger’ initiative is in full swing
• CCHS FFA students place at Ga. Jr. Beef Futurity Show
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED MAGAZINE: Consumer Reports: Provides product reviews and...
• MTC TIFTON to HOST VIRTUAL STATEWIDE TOWN HALL MEETING: The Governor’s Office of...
• CAN'T GET IT ALL TOGETHER? If so, can you remember where you put it? MTC Librari...
• REMINDER: MTC & the GA Dept of Labor present the 2011 Community Career Resource...
• SPLOST: Countdown begins
• City council candidates see same problems in District 1
• Fabulous Classics to perform at Music Under the Magnolia
• Confrontation with ATVs leads to beating
• Theft reports add up to almost $2,000
• 'Bottles and Brushes' art class Oct. 14
• Political forum Monday night
• Suspect charged in Hewitt slaying
• New 'top dog' at Humane Society
• Music & Museum to highlight ABAC Expo exhibit
• Ribbon cutting to dedicate Ga. agriculture building at Expo
• Duggan, Gaston named Mentors of the Month
• ABAC alumni seek awards nominations
• Performing arts series starts Thursday
• Financial institutions spotlight Ga. peanuts
• HELLO, ALL CURRENT STUDENTS: Be sure to go by the Moultrie or Tifton Campus Boo...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED FICTION BOOK: The Loop / Nicholas Evans. Available at Tif...
• Students from Tift, Turner, Cook, Brooks, etc. who would like to apply for WIA (...
• State honors Hannon as Fire Chief of the Year
• Trucker hauls helicopter through Moultrie
• Consultant helps merchants battle 'big box' stores
• Moultrian reports assault, robbery
• MOULTRIE JOB OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS: Oasis Carwash is getting ready to open...
• Survey: Labor shortage cost farmers $140M
• Is First Ave. crane Moultrie's tallest flagpole?
• Y helps fund fight against gangs, drugs
• Moultrie trucker charged in Texas
• Man caught in woman’s SUV
• Man severely bitten by bear in Clinch County
• ‘Forges and Fiddles’ at Museum of Agriculture Saturday
• Check out tonight's story that will be featured on WALB News 10 about this new f...
• We cut the ribbon on this awesome simulator today! Stay tuned for more news fro...
• MTC Adult Education/GED Class Orientation in Tifton! Day class orientation is T...
• Drought ravages peanut crop
• Simulator to train police in use of force
• 3 children die in Valdosta fire
• Classical music planned for First Tuesday concert
• Carter exhibit opens Oct. 8
• More info on SWAT shooting
• Doerun woman dies in 1-car crash
• Domestic Violence Awareness Month starts Saturday
• Eight thefts add up to more than $14,000 in loot
• Suspected marijuana found in car; 4 charged
• Moultrians face forgery charges
• Neighbors charged after fight on sidewalk
• Ray City suspects back in Georgia
• Tech students feel effects of state budget cuts
• Albany group speaks up for the mentally ill
• 8-year-old charged in knife incident
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED NON-FICTION BOOK: Microsoft Office 2010 inside out / Ed B...
• → Moultrie Technical College: MTC Adult Education/GED Class Orientation in Moultrie - October 17 & 18! Day cla...
• → Moultrie Technical College: Blood Drive Reminder: TODAY at both Moultrie Campuses from 9-3, the SCBC has mob...
• → Moultrie Technical College: We apologize for any inconvenience, but our College internet service is out at t...
• Ponzi: ‘Some happy campers’
• Moultrie woman wins $50,000 in lottery
• Thefts add up to almost $20,000
• Local judge to fill in for Supreme Court justice
• Moultrie firefighters prepare for Fire Prevention Week
• Resident extinguishes grease fire
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED MAGAZINE: Nursing Made Incredibly Easy: The emphasis of N...
• Matney: CRMC to hold the course
• 3 women indicted on charges related to home invasion
• Florida couple seriously hurt in wreck
• AC unit among $1,650 in thefts
• Moultrie band Aphelion releases first CD
• Albany horse show to benefit Humane Society
• MTC would like to congratulate its newly-elected Collegiate DECA officers for 20...
• MTC Career Services will be hosting DRESS FOR SUCCESS WORKSHOPS this week in Mou...
• Moody AFB plane crashes in Cook Co.
• 2 charged in Ray City slaying
• Man reports being robbed, beaten
• Ellenton councilman has 2nd book published
• Teen charged with statutory rape
• Thieves hit six homes
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED FICTION BOOK: Last Man Standing by David Baldacci. Avail...
• Southwest Georgia Bank has stepped up once again to assist Moultrie Tech with fu...
• Moultrie Tech welcomes its newest members to the MTC Board of Directors ----- Mr...
• Worth County's Cal McMillan is Moultrie Tech's new Chairman of the Board of Dire...
• Moultrie Tech thanks Board Chairman Will Vereen for his many years of service an...
• 'Suspicious death' in Ray City
• Colquitt County jobless rate holds steady
• Meeting to detail United Way health grants
• Fall Frolics highlight October at Georgia Museum of Agriculture
• DeMott among Valdosta's 4 Under 40
• MTC LIBRARIES RECOMMENDATION! Find yourself working on assignments in many diff...
• Reed Bingham plans 2nd clean-up in two weeks
• City council awaits GBI report on shooting
• Doerun man dies in Washington state
• Lightning knocks out 911 radios
• Colquitt County man charged with having automatic weapon
• Berlin to celebrate Cotton Festival Saturday
• Girls allege statutory rape
• 2 women hurt in collision
• Sardis Primitive Baptist Church to hold its 177th annual meeting
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED NON-FICTION BOOK: Fundamentals of Psychology : the brain,...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED MAGAZINE: The Surgical Technologist : features at least o...
• MTC is proud to announce its CONSTITUTION DAY QUIZ WINNERS! They each receive a...
• Wreck claims Camilla woman's life
• United Way Day of Action set for Wednesday
• Willie Wynn gains another accolade
• Colquitt County FFA claims national degree recipients
• Tax Shop earns 5-star rating
• Needmore race track suit settled
• Doerun clinic up and running
• Shredding event aims to fight identity thefts
• Woman charged with stabbing brother
• Log trucker faces charges in Wednesday accident
• ABAC Admissions Information Night Sept. 27
• VSU lecture to focus on Georgia’s immigration law
• Just a friendly reminder to all students that the Constitution Quiz is due TODAY...
• Slow and easy ride to town
• 1 month until Expo
• Moped driver hurt in crash
• Sunbelt Expo: There’s an app for that
• Search begins for schools superintendent
• Moultrie cinema raising money for charities
• Quitman man charged in gun incident
• YMCA urges healthier habits for kids
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED FICTION BOOK: Blood is Thicker by Paul Langan and D.M. Bl...
• GBI: Just give us time
• Golf cart driver dies following crash
• Silverware worth $19,000 taken from closet
• Trappers show how to catch critters
• Park plans Rivers Alive cleanup
• Arts Center to hold auditions for ‘Christmas Carol’
• SEMESTER KICK-OFF INVITATION! We invite you to connect to our online orientatio...
• Moultrie Tech is committed to seeing Georgians in Colquitt, Tift, Turner and Wor...
• DON'T STRESS THE TEST! Get prepared! Your MTC Libraries have a great selection...
• It’s time to celebrate Constitution Day, which is September 17th! MTC is offeri...
• SEPT. 11: Attacks hit close to home for some local people
• SEPT. 11: Born the year of the attack, fifth graders offer their insights
• SEPT. 11: Grants help CRMC prepare for the unthinkable
• SEPT 11: Observer polls show online opinion
• Summerlin named FFA finalist
• Doctor is recognized twice
• Walmart marks 25th year
• Norman Park partners with Archway for revitalization
• All of Georgia in drought declaration
• Theft reports total almost $8,700
• Driver hurt when car, semi collide
• Moultrie Technical College faculty, staff and students honored the memory of the...
• ‘Shooting’ meeting is a bust
• Lt. Gov. Cagle applauds region's emergency workers
• Church recognizes emergency responders
• City to use reserve funds in 2012 budget
• Coolidge man charged in Worth Co. hit-and-run
• 3 sisters charged after assault
• Teacher receives Bright Ideas grant from Colquitt EMC
• Police give more details on shooting
• Second vote gives sheriff a truck
• Woman reports attack, purse theft
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED NON-FICTION BOOK: Introduction to Criminology: theories,...
• SWAT reaction: It’s about training
• 1st Ave. bridge to close Monday
• Man shot while fleeing attempted armed robbery
• 4 qualify for Moultrie council seat; 4 others for Berlin posts
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED MAGAZINE: "GreenSource" covers the sustainable design of...
• MTC Career Services will be hosting Resume Workshops on the two Moultrie Campuse...
• Packers hammer Thomas County Central 44-14
• Students, today is the last day to use your financial aid in the bookstore.
• We invite all "likers" of the Moultrie Tech page to become "likers" of the new M...
• MTC STUDENT IDs: Beginning tomorrow, August 31st, Student IDs will be made in t...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED FICTION BOOK: Bitter Sweet by Danielle Steel. Available...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED NON-FICTION BOOK: Medical Terminology for health professi...
• Smart surfing online: How to maintain your privacy
• Eat healthy on a budget: 7 ways to be a grocery guru
• Colquitt County could dominate new District 172
• YMCA offers health assessments to employers
• 1st Methodist to salute public servants
• Horne begins service as an area FFA officer
• Wednesday, August 31 is the last day to use your financial aid in the bookstore....
• We will be hosting our New Student Orientation for Fall Semester Students who ar...
• We will be hosting our New Student Orientation for Fall Semester students who ar...
• Check out the promo for this exciting new South Georgia high school football rea...
• Bomb threat suspect has criminal history
• Wreck victim remains in Macon hospital
• Thieves take $20,800 in property
• 4 face charges of unlicensed sales
• Driver hurt in 2-car crash
• Back to School for Moultrie - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Sales tax issues may collide
• Passenger dies in crash near Berlin
• Man burned in meth lab explosion
• Former Berlin police officer charged in robbery
• Thieves haul off $27,000 in property
• Cook County homeowner follows burglary suspects into Colquitt County
• Four charged with skipping out on bill at restaurant
• Friday accident injures 2
• In order to secure your class schedule for FALL SEMESTER 2011, please note that...
• CLASS DROP/ADD DATES FOR FALL SEMESTER 2011: Just a reminder that Wednesday, Au...
• MTC's Student Leadership Council (SLC) is holding officer elections at our next...
• MTC LIBRARIES - FEATURED MAGAZINE: Nails Magazine: The number one resource for t...
• WHAT A BEAUTIFUL SIGHT! MTC parking lots in Moultrie and Tifton full of cars wi...
• Six cases set for trial next week
• YMCA names Tucker its Mentor of the Year
• Tattoo shop opens on Lane Street
• Southwest Ga. Bank promotes 2
• Arts research archive on loan to ABAC
• Adel Memorial Hospital to introduce ER doctors to community
• Gas prices drop
• New traffic lights part of DOT improvements
• Summertime thefts continue
• MTC ID PROCESSING—NEW STUDENTS FALL SEMESTER 2011 - beginning Wednesday, August...
• MTC LIBRARIES - FEATURED FICTION BOOK: The King Of Torts by John Grisham - - - A...
• THURSDAY IS A BIG DAY! You can still apply for admission and register for FALL...
• Fall Semester pre-registered students may purchase books now in the MTC Bookstor...
• Student Savings at Chick-fil-A Moultrie! Every Monday and Thursday, All Day Long...
• MTC LIBRARIES FEATURED NON-FICTION BOOK: Marketing plans : how to prepare them,...
• IT'S NOT TOO LATE! You can still apply for admission and register for FALL SEME...
• 10 deadliest hurricanes in U.S. history
• How to conserve water during drought
• 4 businesses to expand
• Help us remember Sept. 11
• Hot, dry weather ravages cotton crop
• Chamber seeks participants for 100-mile yard sale
• Colquitt Regional placed on Quality Honor Roll
• Selling spirit
• Nurse seeking master's degree receives CRMC scholarship
• Five new faculty join ABAC
• Meigs citizens attend business classes
• School officials: Hispanic enrollment holds at lower level
• Three women charged with drug offenses
• City dedicates kids’ trail
• United Way announces grants for health projects
• House hit again by AC vandal
• Fugitive siblings caught
• Moultrie lineman electrocuted in Tift County
• Moultrie men charged in Coolidge robbery
• Phone lines to local businesses cut overnight
• McCall to discuss new book next week
• Want to learn how to market your business or organization in the world of SOCIAL...
• → Moultrie Technical College: If you are interested in posting an offer to either BUY or SELL your TEXTBOOKS o...
• Check out this interesting read from the MTC Libraries...FEATURED BOOK: Terrori...
• Chambliss: Credit downgrade “a wake-up call”
• Schools: Will Hispanic enrollment drop?
• S&P lowers U.S. credit rating
• City to fill old pond
• Thefts, damage total $17,855
• Left in gear, car rolls over woman’s leg
• Minor injuries in two wrecks
• REMINDER: To all Summer Quarter students who have textbooks from the lending li...
• Colquitt County duo aids missionaries in Alaska
• City council: No outcry for Sunday alcohol sales
• Humane Society responds to several animal bite reports
• United Way sets goal of $420,000
• Man, teen charged in domestic dispute
• Peanut commission breaks ground on new headquarters
• GET YOUR MOTOR and YOUR CAREER RUNNIN'! MTC's Automotive Technology program in...
• If you are interested in posting an offer to either BUY or SELL your TEXTBOOKS o...
• Postal service considers closing Hartsfield office
• Colquitt BOE honors Rep. Jay Powell
• Classes begin Aug. 15 at ABAC on the Square
• Gas prices rev motorcycle sales
• Stringed instruments on display at Tifton museum
• 22 arrests in drug sting
• Guilty plea in federal tax case
• Feds: Norman Park company favored foreign workers
• After-school program exceeds state standards
• Parolee arrested during sting
• The Governor’s Office of Workforce Development to host Governor's Town Hall on S...
• CRMC picks Matney as new CEO
• Police: Love scam turns victims into perpetrators
• CCSO hunts child sex suspect
• Gunfire draws officers, who find gun was stolen
• Fourteen MTC students from Colquitt, Cook and Tift counties were each awarded $1...
• $$$ CONCERNED ABOUT HOW TO PAY FOR YOUR EDUCATION AT MTC? We now have a way to...
• MONDAY IS ONLY 5 DAYS AWAY! Have you taken all the steps to make sure your admis...
• GREAT JOB!! The Governor's Office of Workforce Development and our partners at G...
• If you are a current student and you think you may be eligible to graduate after...
• It’s time to apply for Fall Semester MTC Foundation Scholarships! Due to the semester conversion, the Foundation is awarding 20 scholarships for Fall Semester! They can now apply towards tuition and/or books. Applications and a list of criteria ca
• More news about MTC's new ViziTech 3D AV Rover in The Moultrie Observer today! Read all about it!
• MTC's new 3-D teaching technology, the ViziTech AV Rover, was unveiled yesterday on WCTV in two separate stories! Click on the link to access the both versions of the story (long and short).
• MTC's Industrial Drive Campus blood drive in Moultrie was featured on WCTV news last night! Mark your calendars for the next drive on July 27 on the Veterans Parkway Campus. Click the link to watch the story!
• Be sure to watch tonight's news broadcast on WCTV.tv Tallahassee and check out The Moultrie Observer tomorrow for great stories on MTC's new 3D classroom technology for students!
• MOULTRIE students and residents! Don't forget about the BLOOD DRIVE today on MTC's Industrial Drive Campus from 10-3! Be sure to bring an ID and that you weigh at least 110 lbs. And you'll receive a beach towel just for donating!
• MTC STUDENTS: Do you ever wonder what good those WORK ETHICS assignments do you? Check out this opinion article to see how they can affect your JOB PROSPECTS!
• DID YOU KNOW that you can help us develop our MTC Library collection? Just visit our library home page at and click on the Collection Development Purchase Request Link. Fill out the request, and deliver it to the nearest MTC Library. NOW, YOU KNOW!
• MTC LIBRARIES WANT TO KNOW… How many times have you visited an MTC Library in the last week?
• Moultrie Tech Mechatronics Team Ranks 1st in Georgia and 5th in the U.S. at the recent SkillsUSA National Competition! Read all about it!
• ATTENTION: CURRENT MTC SUMMER TERM STUDENTS! Tomorrow, Tuesday, July 19th, is the last day to use financial aid in the bookstore for Summer Quarter.
• 1 of 2 escapees recaptured
• Moultrians split on space program's future
• Grand jury hands down numerous indictments
• 7 charged in theft of scrap metal from city
• Air conditioner thefts continue; 8th in about a week
• Ameris buys two failing Georgia banks
• Here's another opportunity to GIVE BLOOD at Moultrie Tech this month! Join us on July 27th at MTC's Veterans Parkway Campus in Moultrie - check out this poster and the one about the July 21st drive as well!
• Want to give back to your community, especially at a time when BLOOD SUPPLIES are traditionally low during the Summer months?! You have two opportunities in the next two weeks to do so at MTC campuses in Moultrie! Here's information about MTC'
• President calls space shuttle; see images from final mission
• Doerun lifts water restrictions
• Rec Dept. shrinks after-school program
• Moultrian seeks money for transplant
• Theft reports top $12,000 in six incidents
• Woman charged with DUI after crash
• ABAC plans information night for July 19
• National Beef: Story of growth
• Berrien County grower named Ga. Farmer of the Year
• Berlin Cotton Festival seeks vendors
• Woman faces cruelty charges
• 4 charged in attempted theft
• Institutional SAT available at ABAC July 19, Aug. 4
• Propst gets encouraging report from doctors
• What does this career-minded 20-something want in her first college experience?
• Find out what this "Second Career Man" wants out of his new college life!!
• Hear from a recent high school graduate and her list of "wants" in a college!
• CRMC's CEO search is down to 2
• Former Ellenton clerk charged
• Cotton picture not a good one for county
• 3 more charged in gambling investigation
• Ag community sponsors Habitat's next home
• Deputies: Man shot himself during argument with woman
• Brothers sentenced to life for Quitman slaying
• Schwartz begins radiology practice
• ABAC financial aid deadline is Friday
• Albany murder suspect caught here
• Moultrie man charged in robbery
• Museum breaks ground on expansion
• Drought puts squeeze on Ga. pecans
• Two charged after beating
• Have you checked out all the courses available for MTC's FALL SEMESTER 2011 yet?! MTC...What's not to LOVE?!
• Find out what courses will be available for FALL SEMESTER 2011 at MTC! New Student Registration is August 1st, and classes begin August 22nd. Here's the link:
• FFA: Cole Summerlin named state's Star Farmer
• FFA: C.A. Gray team wins top honors in meats evaluation
• FFA: Sutton places third in state contest
• Trust officer Tammy Lane receives CTFA certification
• Woman charged in 2nd inhalant-related incident
• Easter Seals camp helps special needs students
• Clerk: Man stole, recashed check
• SWAT team responds to robbery
• Company announces $100,000 for Sunbelt Ag Expo
• Mother of DUI victim to speak Saturday
• Family seeks help with child's funeral
• Man, teen charged in burglary
• Check out Moultrie Tech's newest publication...Images of MTC 2009-2010! It's our latest Annual Report full of all the facts, figures and fantastic news from last year about MTC as well as some great, original photography of our best asset - OU
• MTC Summer Quarter classes begin today! Remember that Monday, July 11, is the last day for a student to drop a course without penalty. Wednesday, July 13, is the last day to add a course to a schedule.
• → Moultrie Technical College: MTC's 5-week Summer Quarter classes begin tomorrow, July 7th! But we can still squeeze you into some classes if you visit one of our Student Affairs offices in Moultrie, Tifton or Ashburn ASAP! Give us a call at 89
• REMINDER for all students who are registering for Summer Quarter today - financial aid will not be available in the MTC Bookstore until after 10 AM tomorrow. Thanks!
• → Moultrie Technical College: Good morning, students and all potential students! You can squeeze a couple of classes into 5 short weeks by enrolling in MTC's Summer Quarter! LAST CHANCE registration is TODAY and classes begin July 7th! Come in
• Drought hits beef herds
• Community kitchen continues to serve
• Daniels honored for helping veterans
• MTC Drafting Technology program grad Bryan Barfield and Business Administrative Technology program grad Velvet Pickett had reason to celebrate as the first set graduates from the Tifton Housing Authority’s GED test prep program to also graduate fro
• REMINDER: You can squeeze a couple of classes into 5 short weeks by enrolling in MTC's Summer Quarter! LAST CHANCE registration is Tuesday, July 5th, and classes begin July 7th! Apply for admission NOW!
• Dig a little deeper
• Sales tax campaign begins with July 7 meeting
• United Way OKs almost $305,000 in allocations
• 2 hurt in collision
• Local bank spots two counterfeit bills
• Day camp among park's plans for July
• Check out Moultrie Tech's NEW, easier way to pay for college through the e-Cashier Automatic Payment Plan! And it's interest-free!
• MTC LIBRARIES WANT TO KNOW...Who is your favorite author?
• Worth County High School hosted a CTAE summer camp that ran May 30-June 9. Funding for the camp was provided by a Georgia Work Ready grant to Worth County and administered by Moultrie Tech and the Sylvester-Worth Co. Chamber of Commerce. Worth County r
• Take a look at the photo highlights from our Winter-Spring 2011 Graduation Ceremony where MTC saw the highest number of graduates in our 47-year history!
• Lydia Mann, MTC’s 2011 Georgia Occupational Award of Leadership (GOAL) winner and a Medical Assisting program student on the MTC Tifton Campus, competed with 26 other statewide GOAL winners from within the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG)
• Don't forget to check out the great TCSG Hope info website to get all your questions answered about how to use your HOPE benefits to pay for your technical college education! Or give us a call at MTC, and we will help walk you through the process o
• Farm worker outreach in 18th year
• McCranie gives a Father's Day gift of music
• Local band working on first album
• 6:50 p.m. update: Doerun faces water crisis
• Check out this article about MTC Medical Assisting graduate Maylit Selles! She has an inspiring story that speaks to her character and the will to go after what she wanted no matter the obstacles she faced! Congratulations, Maylit, and to all of our Ju
• ATTN: MTC STUDENTS! Do you live in a household serviced by Colquitt EMC? If so, take advantage of this opportunity to apply for a great scholarship to help you pay for college this fall! Applications, transcripts & letters of recommendation due by
• Transportation site taking shape on 2nd Street S.E.
• Motorcyclist hurt in collision with tractor
• Observer scores 6 GPA awards
• 15 local charities lose tax-exempt status
• New physician to start July 5
• Deadline next week to apply for Colquitt EMC scholarship
• Bottles and Brushes art class June 18 at Museum of Agriculture
• Ag disaster looming
• County OKs bonuses
• Drug team: Marijuana found in garden
• Moultrie man charged in sexual assault
• Hopkins scholarship banquet set for Saturday
• Friendship Church to celebrate Youth Day
• Due to the Spring Graduation Ceremony, evening classes scheduled for Tuesday, June 14, will be canceled and all MTC campuses will be closed.
• School board considers cutting school year by 3 days
• Scammer targets Norman Park woman
• Doerun wood pile ignites
• DHS warns elderly of Medicare scams
• CORRECTION: Prayers for wreck victim
• Moultrie council to hold hearings Tuesday
• Nominations start next week for FSA county committee
• Come one...come all!!! New Student Registration for MTC's 5-week Summer Quarter is TODAY until 5:30 p.m. in Moultrie, Tifton and Ashburn! Classes begin July 7th! Come by today to get the ball rolling on all your admissions, class registration and fi
• Berlin woman dies in wreck
• Physicians' retirements no cause for concern, Lowry says
• Farmers market returns to downtown June 11
• Red Cross moves blood drive
• Potter at Tifton museum June 11
• Friends pray for wreck victim
• Alleged meth operations busted
• Public health group looking for bilingual volunteers
• Tech colleges nix GED fee hike
• Six charged in parking lot brawl
• County Farm Bureau director chairs feed grain panel
• State budget continues funding of ABAC renovations
• Got kids ages K-7th grade? Check out this flyer for CAMP GAMESAPALOOZA! It's June 13-17 at the MTC Tifton Campus - a day camp with activities for every kind of kid with any kind of interests! $115 for the week and includes lunch and snacks! Regist
• Omega tornado survivors face new devastation
• Farm labor scarce as vegetables ripen early
• Dr. Seth Berl retires after almost 27 years in Moultrie
• Ministers ask public to pray for rain
• State park has plans for June
• Moultrie man charged in month-old assault
• Woman says someone tried to burn her car
• ABAC Financial Aid and Admissions Information Night June 14
• 2 face trial on 19 counts of robbery
• Deputies will no longer unlock vehicles
• Holiday thefts tally $10,538
• Thomasville man faces car theft, other charges
• Hello, MALE MTC Students! The TCSG and Georgia Department of Labor have partnered in a new public awareness program that provides unemployed Georgia males with information about how the TCSG colleges can help them to refocus on new careers and at little
• MTC Students: lost most of your income due to job loss or underemployment and need help with your mortgage? The Georgia Department of Community Affairs can help with a free statewide mortgage payment assistance program to prevent foreclosures. The Georgi
• ‘Lunch ladies’ share favorite recipes
• Red Cross fund-raising campaign seeks ‘Heroes’
• New life for Norman Park
• Residents escape house fire
• Moultrie man faces rape charge
• Rec Dept. to open pools on Monday
• Live Oak Missionary Baptist kicks off Youth Crusade Tuesday
• Slight improvement in jobs picture
• Mobile home burns on Indian Lake Drive
• Store robbed; suspect caught later
• Colquitt County EMS honors Patterson
• Thefts add up to $3,108
• Car's occupants flee 2-vehicle accident
• CONGRATULATIONS to MTC's 2011 GOAL Student of the Year, Lydia Mann! Lydia was named as a finalist for the Technical College System of GA state GOAL award tonight in Atlanta! We will find out tomorrow if she brings home the state win. We are with
• CRMC names Rev. Ward a Champion
• Colquitt County apiaries dodging hive disorder
• Poker run to benefit Humane Society
• Teens charged in Norman Park burglary
• ABAC names interim PR director
• Don't forget that there is a great resource where you can get all your questions about the changes to the HOPE scholarship and grant program answered! MTC's Student Affairs and Financial Services staff members are also ready, willing and able
• GA Work Ready state director Melvin Everson spent another day in Colquitt County and Moultrie Technical College on Wednesday promoting the WR program that enhances workforce development in our state! Check out the photos from his visit to the Moultrie R
• Thomas County sting catches Moultrian
• Peanut growers vote down assessment increase
• Website details HOPE program changes
• Ceremony honors fallen police officers
• Health fair Friday for older adults
• Spotlight to shine on migratory birds
• Pavo to display colors with Peacock Day Saturday
• CORRECTION: Boys and Girls Club camp
• Truck driver accused of leaving accident scene
• Mother/daughter banquet at Union Baptist Church
• The 2011 Summer Quarter class schedule is out! Click on the link below to the MTC website and/or check The Moultrie Observer and The Tifton Gazette on Saturday for the full tabloid publication. Copies will also be inserted in The Sylvester Local, The W
• Official 2011 MTC Classic Road Race results are up! Click on the page link below and scroll down to the race section of the page. Congratulations to ALL our runners and walkers for a great race! And THANKS to all of our race sponsors for their support of
• Book donations to fill Liberian library
• Arm-wrestling legend Cleve Dean passes
• C.A. Gray students seek 'Gammer Gurton's Needle'
• Letter carriers to collect food Saturday
• Woman charged in assault
• Heat threat begins early
• Canning plant opens Saturday
• Boys and Girls Club plans summer camp activities
• Movie event to benefit local charities
• Meigs men charged in cabbage theft
• Passenger injured in two-vehicle crash
• Event introduces school Assistive Tech services
• Moultrian raising money for kidney transplant
• Chickenpox found in Colquitt County
• Moultrie Tech names Leigh Wallace its VP for student affairs
• The Moultrie Technical College Foundation saw clear skies and a cool breeze at Saturday’s 3rd Annual MTC Classic Road Race as 10K male overall champion Mark McLeod of Fitzgerald crossed the finish line. Final verified race results in all contest an
• Robbery prompts school lockdown
• Climatologist: Long, dry summer for farmers
• Woman intervenes in tongue-lashing, gets beaten herself
• Woman reports being robbed
• It's not too late to get your RUN on! You can register on-site for the MTC Classic Road Race tomorrow morning! Come help raise funds for student scholarships - read all about it!
• It's not too late to get your RUN on! You can register on-site for the MTC Classic Road Race tomorrow morning! Come help raise funds for student scholarships - read all about it!
• Wreck victims identified
• Police: Boyfriend tries to break in, gets stabbed
• Runner hits side of van
• Saddle Club erecting shelter for equestrian team’s horses
• Pad Jam to benefit local guitarist's cancer fight
• Robin Calhoun to speak at Women's Day service
• Chickenpox outbreak in Mitchell County
• Double fatality on Dunn Road
• Margaret Mathis joins Moultrie council
• Colleges consider downtown facility
• County approves prison renovation proposal
• MOST plans yard sale with a twist
• Five thefts add up to $5,844
• Two hurt in 2-car wreck
• Park packing lots of activity into weekend
• 3:35 p.m. update: Storage unit sale to benefit MOST
• Health Dept. tracking report of rabid raccoon
• Toy Shop to hold open house
• 17-year-old charged after family fight
• Hunkering down in those new classes and need a pick-me-up? Come to Chick-fil-A Moultrie for a little jolt: Get a FREE medium coffee with the purchase of an entree. Must present valid student i.d. Offer thru May 18th.
• Moultrie crew helps restore electricity in storm-ravaged Alabama
• Relief, concern mingle in Colquitt Countians' reactions
• Thomas Countians accused of trying to steal camper shell
• Weekend thefts top $4,000
• Walker's seat on council agenda tonight
• Nationally known preacher coming to Tifton
• Locals react to bin Laden's death
• Not everyone believes bin Laden really is dead
• Al-Qaida’s leadership prospects include al-Zawahiri
• Calling all runners and walkers! It's race week at MTC!!! There is still time to register for the MTC Classic. The 5K and 10K will start Saturday at 7:30 here at Moultrie Tech's Veterans Parkway Campus. Here's a link to the registration f
• Marijuana adds time to inmate's sentence
• National Day of Prayer set for Thursday
• Chamber to raffle a gun a week for a year
• Health group targets youth violence
• District church meeting planned for Coolidge
• Metalsmith at Georgia Museum of Agriculture May 14
• Are you the local connection?
• DID YOU KNOW that the Moultrie Tech's libraries have a lot to offer Distance Learning students? For more information see your campus librarian! NOW, YOU KNOW!
• SHAPE UP YOUR JOB SEARCH! Over 60 business, industry and community organizations will be represented at Thursday's 2011 Community Career & Resource Fair at MTC's Veterans Parkway Campus from 10-1! Admission and parking are FREE. Please come
• Going to college at CCHS
• Artist overcomes injury
• DOT upgrades signals at 9 Moultrie intersections
• Yard sale donations will benefit Boys Ranch
• Hart, Gay honored as Mentors of the Month
• Police hunt gunman in southeast Moultrie
• GBI probe clears jail employees
• Chambliss’ mother dies in Roswell
• Archway to add health to its focuses
• Shot fired in Ty Ty robbery
• Probationer accused of obstruction
• 20 pounds of marijuana seized in Berrien County
• Calling all hungry MTC Moultrie Campus students! Chick-fil-A Moultrie has started some new weekly specials just for you! On Mondays & Thursdays from 3-10 p.m., students can receive a FREE Chick-fil-A Sandwich or Nuggets (8-count) with purchase of a
• Moultrie Tech was honored to be one of the first TCSG schools to host GA Governor's Office of Workforce Development Director Melvin Everson yesterday - with several more visits to come this spring and summer promoting Georgia Work Ready. Read all ab
• MTC students are WINNING! Winning scholarships, that is! Check out this item from The Moultrie Observer about Spring Quarter awards from the Moultrie Technical College Foundation!
• Gunman robs insurance company
• Van hits pedestrian on Northside Drive
• Thefts total $12,372
• Cute Easter pets grow up: Then what?
• County to buy audio, video gear for courtroom
• State workforce official to visit businesses Thursday
• Center describes work on regional plan
• DID YOU KNOW you can renew your library books online? Just visit and enter your student ID number and your pin (the last 4 digits of your student ID number). NOW, YOU KNOW!
• Have you laced up your sneakers yet for the MTC Classic Road Race? Check out this article from The Moultrie Observer, published on Saturday, for all the details!
• Video project focuses on the homefront
• City offers Moultrians chance to clean up
• Preparations under way for Relay for Life
• State Rep. Rynders undergoes surgery
• Trucking firm honors Hartsfield native
• Immigration bill could hit farmers
• Woman reports armed robbery
• Saving the Tucker house
• Items stolen from dead man’s house
• Post office won’t stay open late for tax filers
• At least five charged at checkpoint
• MOULTRIE CAMPUS EVENING CLASS LOCATIONS: Spring quarter evening classes are being held only on the Industrial Drive Campus in Moultrie. Mon & Wed ECE classes meet in Room 614. Thurs EMP 1000 class meets in Room 621. Mon & Wed SCT 100 class meets
• Friends remember Anne Smith as children's advocate
• 'Mississippi Wind' blows through Moultrie
• Wreck victim in critical condition
• Scammers pretend to be from IRS
• City Easter egg hunt set for April 16
• Teen attacked, robbed by several people
• Storm cleanup continues
• Omega council suspends police chief
• Career fair hopes to link job seekers, employers
• 8 people hurt in collision
• Jail employee finds phone in sandwich
• Widespread damage from storm
• Students tear down house
• Equine arena under consideration
• Friday event kicks off Crime Victims' Rights Week
• Sign damaged at C.A. Gray Junior High
• Williams Tabernacle to celebrate anniversary
• Reed Bingham weekend events start Friday
• Storms claim two lives here
• Weather service blames straight-line winds for damage
• Driver faces multiple charges
• Habitat housing fair April 12
• Belk charity sale to benefit local groups
• NEW STUDENTS, mark your calendars! Orientation for Spring Quarter will take place on the following dates. BOTH MOULTRIE CAMPUSES: Tuesday, April 12 @ 9:00 a.m., Veterans Parkway Campus Conference Center. TIFTON CAMPUS: Tuesday, April 12 @ 9:00 a.m., Co
• Police link gang to killings
• Woman hit with vase during argument
• Moultrian charged with false imprisonment
• Sunday morning crash injures 2
• DID YOU KNOW the MTC Tifton and Moultrie Veterans Parkway Campus Libraries will begin making ID’s for new students on April 15th? NOW, YOU KNOW!
• If you are registering for Spring Quarter classes today, please be advised that your financial aid will not be available in the MTC Bookstore until tomorrow, Tuesday, April 5th. Thank you!
• Coalition works for healthier Colquitt County
• Healthy Kids Day to be part of Spring Fling
• Mortgage assistance available
• Southwest Ga. jobless rate holds steady
• Rapha Fellowship to host Passover event
• 3 concerts in a week at ABAC
• Rev. Cornelius Ponder ‘a man to go to’
• MPD seeks help solving 2009 mystery
• Smoke detector program recognized for success
• Barefoot walk to spotlight value of shoes
• Woman charged after high-speed chase
• Club names Youth of the Year
• YMCA offers swim camp, lifeguard course
• Live Oak Missionary Baptist to host Women's Day
• Grand jury indicts 3 in gaming machine cases
• Report: CRMC has $151.6 million economic impact
• Moultrie chapter among Top 100 for Ducks Unlimited
• Thefts add up to $2,390
• Enjoy these photo highlights from the MTC Internal Foundation 2011 annual fundraising kickoff event – Destination: Education - for faculty and staff on March 25, 2011...proceeds go to student scholarships, library resources, instructional equipment
• Colquitt JV, middle school soccer teams sweep
• Show your support for student scholarships! LIKE the new Moultrie Technical College Foundation page for updates on scholarship and fundraising opportunities!
• DID YOU KNOW that MTC's Libraries offer FREE computer use? Just check in with the librarian and library aide! NOW, YOU KNOW!
• Moultrie business marks 75 years
• Journalists tour food processing plants
• Omega police chief charged with assaulting inmate
• FYI - CURRENT MTC STUDENTS! Winter Quarter 2011 grades will be available for viewing in BanWeb on Friday morning.
• Check out The Tifton Gazette and today's article about MTC's Green Technology students and the first Zero Energy house they are building in Tifton through the GreenTift grant project!
• RUN, Forrest, RUN! Insert YOUR name in place of Forrest's and join the MTC Foundation for its 3rd Annual MTC Classic Road Race Saturday, May 7th, from 7-10 a.m. at the MTC Veterans Parkway Campus in Moultrie. It's Education at a Fast Pace!
• HELLO, MTC STUDENTS! If you have borrowed a book from the MTC Foundation's Lending Library during Winter Quarter, please be reminded that ALL books must be returned by 5:00 Tuesday to the Foundation office to avoid having a HOLD placed on your acco
• DID YOU KNOW that the MTC libraries have FREE books – (not textbooks) available for student check-out? These books correlate with the programs offered at MTC. Books that the libraries do not own can usually be borrowed from another library. So st
• Six CCHS students heading to state science fair
• Happy Birthday to MTC's 2011 GOAL Student of the Year Lydia Mann!
• County pension on agenda
• Ice House America continues growth despite economy
• Lawmen find woman's body buried in Hahira yard
• Students, residents both grateful for Spring Break mission
• Teen charged with attacking father
• Rev. Love to speak at Men’s Day event
• CASH FOR BOOKS!! Book buyback will be held Monday, March 21st through Wednesday, March 23rd. The hours are 9 AM – 2 PM all three days, and 5-6:30 PM on Monday and Tuesday. The company buys a variety of titles, but definitely will pay CASH for a li
• The MTC Turner County Campus will host the proclamation of "Brandon Waters Day" in Ashburn on Thursday, March 17th (St. Patrick’s Day) at 11:30 a.m. Brandon is the 23-year-old son of MTC Cosmetology instructor Donna Waters and is undergoi
• DID YOU KNOW that MTC libraries offer FREE magazine, journal, and newspaper articles – these are available by using one of the many databases available to students. Begin by going to the library’s homepage and clicking on the Galileo link. Fo
• On Okinawa, former Moultrian sees little effect from tsunami
• Dillard heads up ABAC operation in Moultrie
• Board of Realtors honors Mock as Realtor of the Year
• DID YOU KNOW that MTC Libraries offer free research help!! Librarians can help you find information for your class assignments, research papers or just find information because you want to know more about something. NOW, YOU KNOW!
• Congratulations to Practical Nursing program director Robin Barry Kern - MTC's 2011 Rick Perkins Instructor of the Year award winner! Read all about Robin in this article from the The Moultrie Observer. And kudos to Carrie Viohl of Studio Viohl fo
• Tornado near Doerun
• Commodity prices good for farmers, maybe not consumers
• Ex-POW died before story ran in Observer
• Downhome covers the railroad
• Suspicious activity report leads to burglary charges
• Moultrie Tech Phi Beta Lambda (PBL) members will be visiting classrooms Tuesday thru Thursday this week recruiting new members and will be available between classes and at lunchtime selling March of Dimes bracelets to raise money for this worthy charitab
• Moultrie native receives Purple Heart for WW II service
• Emergency funding in doubt, but agencies urged to apply anyway
• Rain holds off for Downtown Bazaar
• Candle lighting service to honor children
• MTC staff garners 3 marketing awards
• Prince Automotive buys Valdosta GMC dealership
• Belk invites charities to take part in fund-raiser
• FSA targets funds for socially disadvantaged farmers
• Four crashes on 1st Ave. S.E.
• Late tax penalties about to jump
• Shooting considered an accident
• Two thefts total $2,550
• Two vie for Miss Afro crown
• 75 years of Lions
• Defendant draws prison time in violent robbery
• Gas drive-off helps police catch meth suspect
• Colquitt County youth help fight hunger
• Trash to treasure: Downtown Bazaar Saturday
• Healthcare center plans open house today
• CURRENT MTC STUDENTS - Have you pre-registered for Spring Quarter? Monday, March 7th, is the last day to register for classes to avoid paying the $30 late fee! NEW STUDENTS - this is YOUR day as well! Look forward to seeing you all Monday! Late fees
• RUN, Forrest, RUN! Insert YOUR name in place of Forrest's and join the MTC Foundation for its 3rd Annual MTC Classic Road Race Saturday, May 7th, from 7-10 a.m. at the MTC Veterans Parkway Campus in Moultrie. It's Education at a Fast Pace! Call
• Three Moultrie divers honored by SEC
• Are you a Facebook newbie? Still trying to figure it out? Register for our new "Facebook for Dummies" class on the MTC Tifton Campus! Class date is TBA, but you can plan for a weeknight from 5:30-8:30 and a cost of $29 per person. See class
• The Tifton Gazette also highlighted MTC's 2011 GOAL Student of the Year Lydia Mann in an article in today's paper. Check it out!
• Read all about it in The Moultrie Observer! Here's the 4-1-1 on Lydia Mann who was named MTC's 2011 GOAL Student of the Year on Tuesday.
• CONGRATULATIONS to our four GOAL 2011 Finalists! Moultrie Tech’s finalists, pictured left to right, are Computer Information Systems student Harrell Gant, Business Administrative Technology student Michelle Brazeau, Medical Assisting student and GO
• MTC named its 2011 GOAL Student of the Year today! Find out all about Medical Assisting student Lydia Mann in tomorrow's article in The Moultrie Observer. Lydia will compete for the regional honor later this Spring and then hopefully on to state! C
• DID YOU KNOW that the MEDLINE database is available through MTC's Library Galileo system? It is a great resources for Practical Nursing program students! NOW, YOU KNOW!
• Big day at MTC as we name our 2011 Student of the Year in the GA Occupational Award of Leadership (GOAL) selection!
• → Moultrie Technical College: Reminder to MTC students: Classes ARE in session tomorrow, Feb. 21st (President's Day). All MTC campuses are open for classes and business. However, there are no classes on March 7th, so go ahead and mark your cal
• Fire Dept. to start inspecting buildings March 1
• Food Check-Out Week focuses on healthy, economical diet
• Federal HazMat charges
• An anonymous question was asked in one of our Suggestion Boxes on the MTC Turner County Campus in Ashburn. "WHO SINGS THE 'EVERYWHERE YOU TURN' (Moultrie Tech's slogan/jingle) SONG?" Answer: We're not exactly sure! A company
• Jarvis suffered burns in rescue
• Exciting day today as our four GOAL finalists will be interviewed and a 2011 winner chosen by a local selection committee of community leaders! The winner will be announced February 22nd at the annual luncheon. Good luck to our finalists! Click below
• Which roads are worst?
• CCHS hosts system’s tech fair
• Roundabout paving set for Monday
• Okapilco teacher named Turner County STAR
• Moultrie airman keeps computers running in Iraq
• VSU Career Services to host education career day
• Dates for CRP general signup announced
• MTC announces 2011 GOAL finalists
• Rep. Scott pushes for immigration program in Ga.
• Gun adds charges in routine arrest
• Envy Salon moves to new location
• Hamilton BBQ winners
• Quilt, rolling pin exhibit to open March 5
• Burglars strike in 5 counties
• Thefts tally to $11,300 in weekend reports
• South Georgia still in a drought, despite this week's rain
• Colquitt Regional Gala to honor Founders
• Gospel Music Hall of Famers to salute Adel ministers
• Project to improve drainage, safety
• Woman ordered to remove tires
• Plans under way for CCHS prom
• Drug bust on Denham Road
• Child hit at bus stop still hospitalized
• Neighbor calls police to burglary in progress
• Fifth-grader wins spelling bee
• 2 men hurt in ambulance wreck
• Man cut during argument with sister
• CHANGE IS COMING! Find out all you need to know about Moultrie Tech's Fall 2011 switch from quarters to semesters in this video.
• DID YOU KNOW that you can access the Georgia Career Information Center (GCIC) through the MTC Library homepage? Contact your librarian for the user name and the password. NOW, YOU KNOW!
• Volunteers hope to bring tax refunds to Colquitt Countians
• 7 died on county roads in 2010
• Cooking up 3 winning entries
• Deadly crash: 5 years in prison
• Stolen tools valued at $20,000
• Men robbed at gunpoint
• Annual dance to raise money for Serenity House
• Reed Bingham plans February events
• Phone scam claims victim’s relative in need
• CCHS student places 2nd in state wiring competition
• Teen drives off in woman’s car
• Meet Marlena Eubanks - Moultrie Tech's 1000th Facebook Fan!!! Marlena (pictured left) won an MTC prize pack with all kinds of MTC swag! She's a Cosmetology program student on MTC's Tifton Campus and is pictured with her instructor James To
• DID YOU KNOW that the MTC Libraries offer one-on-one help with research and reference skills? NOW, YOU KNOW!
• Tax reform: Maybe next year
• CRMC lab report now includes drug prices
• ABAC to honor 3 Moultrie residents
• Missing money probe continues
• AAA: Gas to approach $4 per gallon by summer
• More than 150 compete for Team Lean prizes
• Arrest made in Tuesday stabbing
• Resident charged for fire
• Governor Nathan Deal announced a new round of state budget cuts yesterday. Moultrie Tech was featured in this story on WALB last night. Check it out!
• Congratulations to Marlena Eubanks! She is our 1000th MTC Facebook Fan! Marlena wins an MTC prize pack! Next prize goes to our 1250th Fan - so invite all your friends to be MTC FB FANS!
• New crosswalk signals come with a countdown
• Grant to allow long-distance assessment of child abuse cases
• MADD honors region’s law enforcers
• All MTC campuses will be closed Monday, January 17, in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
• Tire pile grows outside Doerun
• Moultrian faces gang charges
• DNR offers reward after cranes shot
• EMA director helps nab theft suspects
• Cotton Commission annual meeting Jan. 26
• Only 8 people away from our big 1000th FAN MTC Prize Pack giveaway! Suggest us to your friends and you may get a prize, too!
• 2-car crash on county line kills teenager
• Administrator pay raise sparks some controversy
• Blaze claims 12,000 chickens
• Second homeless count to be conducted locally
• Purse snatcher pulls woman to the ground
• Did you get an iPad for Christmas but really don't know how to work all the bells and whistles? Check out the "INTRO TO iPAD" class flier below for details on how you can get in the know for just $29!
• From bulldozer to bus
• Panel calls for new taxes
• Bishop: Shooting a sign that bitterness must ease
• Chamber banquet set for next week
• Fighterfighters respond to 2 alarms; one is arson
• Moultrie man robbed, injured Friday night
• LUCKY 21! Only 21 more Facebook fans (or "Likes") to go and MTC will award a special MTC Prize Pack to our 1000th FAN! So invite all your FB friends to "Like" us! Maybe they will share their loot with YOU! :)
• OFFICIAL NOTICE - All campuses of Moultrie Technical College will be CLOSED on Monday due to anticipated inclement weather.
• 'Doerunner' pulls into the Hall of Fame
• Budget to dominate 2011 Legislature
• Assault draws 20-year sentence
• Christmas display raises $1,100 for Hospice
• 5 thefts add up to almost $9,400
• Forestry official urges caution with fire
• Housing Task Force plans 2011 Homeless Count
• Moultrie Tech nursing graduates ace state exam
• ‘Bridge to a transplant’
• Reed Bingham closes lake for valve repair
• Thief takes guns, jewelry, motors worth $23,000
• 2 injured in 2-car crash
• Bad check suspect enters restaurant; waiting officer delivers him to jail
• Moultrie council reorganizes for 2011
• Colquitt EMC to sponsor 2 students for Washington tour
• VSU expands MLK celebration
• DID YOU KNOW that the MTC Libraries will begin making ID’s for new students on January 12th? Stop by your MTC campus Library for more information! NOW, YOU KNOW!
• The start of a New Year can mean the start of a New YOU! Late Registration for Winter Quarter is tomorrow, January 4th, from 9:00-5:30 in Moultrie, Tifton and Ashburn! Call 891-7000 or log on to www.moultrietech.edu for details on admissions and all prog
• A violent year ends
• $22,000 in tools missing after fire
• Jury indicts 7 in gambling machine cases
• Deported sex offender found in Colquitt County
• Tag reported stolen; driver charged
• 119 counts of forgery
• Man loans cellular phone to woman who drives off
• Food Bank faces winter
• City amends watering ordinance in case of drought
• Christmas contest winners
• Lowry to retire as CRMC’s CEO
• Moultrie merchants say sales "pretty good"
• GBI arrests 3 Brooks BOE members, 7 others
• Man charged in September rape, assault
• Inmate charged after tobacco, cell phone found at jail
• Auto-Owners Insurance wins J.D. Power and Associates award
• Highway 133 widening project moves slow
• The spirity of giving
• Georgia to add House seat, thanks to Census
• Man accused of using knife during fight
• 3 hurt in 3-car crash
• Dealership owner, manager arrested
• Flu impacting county schools
• Laceys make barbecue a family business
• CRMC honors Grier as Employee of the Year
• Health panel ready to work
• Moultrie man shot while walking in NW
• Alabama man involved in two crashes
• Business burglaries, 4 other thefts add up to $13,405
• 2 brothers arrested after chase, wreck
• Love Lights celebrate spirit of the season
• Our area is ‘flu hotspot’
• Holidays start Dec. 24 at ABAC on the Square
• North Pole Express runs this weekend in Tifton
• Archway: So what’s next?
• 2 burglaries, purse theft add up to $10,000 in loot
• Trouble brewed over last cup of coffee
• Heat assistance money cut in half
• GEMA: Prepare for winter emergency
• Fur isn’t enough
• GSP: 2nd car caused deadly crash
• 3 face robbery charges
• Fund set up to help woman whose home burned
• City council approves fee changes
• Post office prepares for holiday rush
• Thieves enter vehicles during CCHS concert
• Students, faculty and staff members recognized the college's big switch from quarters to semesters during yesterday's Q2S Stick 'Em Up Day! Students Jessica Lee, Kaleshia Knighton and Chad Waltman are pictured here sporting their color-cha
• Church plans to reopen shelter
• Cheer and Toy Shop distributes Christmas blessings
• School system thanks First Baptist for work at Stringfellow
• Police: Man broke windows after refusal
• TODAY is MTC Q2S STICK 'EM UP DAY! Change is Coming.....we're converting from Quarters to Semesters in Fall 2011, and we are shouting it from every MTC campus rooftop today with posters, banners and stickers EVERYWHERE YOU TURN!
• Indigent defense gets $300,000
• Home destroyed by fire
• Fisherman donates funds to CRMC
• DID YOU KNOW that the MTC Tifton library has a quiet study room available for individuals or small groups? NOW, YOU KNOW!
• CDC: Flu already hitting Ga. hard
• Norman Park church 'returns to Bethlehem'
• Ellenton Gathering set for Dec. 11
• Coroner: Deadly shot was self-inflicted
• On to the Dome!
• County to consider changes to retirement plan
• Safety tips for holiday travelers
• Donated clothes stolen from thrift store
• Find out more about MTC's Annual Toy Drive! Just click on the link below to The Moultrie Observer website for all the details!
• Car hits young runner
• Anderson wins seat on school board
• Most of Georgia a drought disaster
• Prosecutor: Beverly threw Sellers ‘under the bus’
• Man injured in apparent robbery attempt
• DID YOU KNOW that there is a link on the MTC Library website (www.moultrietech.edu/library) to the online version of Encyclopedia Britannica? This is a great place to start your research! NOW, YOU KNOW!
• Congratulations to Willie J. Williams Middle School student Cassidy Weaver for her winning design of the new Moultrie Tech Radiologic Technology program t-shirts! Check out the details in this edition of The Moultrie Observer!
• NeSmith to speak at ABAC commencement
• Packers down Mill Creek, head to semifinals
• Open house Saturday at Ashburn Hill
• Bass appointed to Hospital Authority
• Jobless rate ‘not the whole picture,’ Brooks Co. official says
• Recent CCHS grad wins national FFA award
• Latimer thankful for 39 years of life
• Small portions, good choices keys to avoiding weight gain
• $13,000 in items taken from shop
• Gibbs to sign ornament at festival
• Kick off holiday season with Lights! Lights!
• MPD urges shopping safety
• Cookbook keeps mother's recipes alive
• BOE approves $1.3 million bid for Sunset School renovation
• Fire-damaged businesses move, remain open
• State official urges cooking safety
• Police: Probationer ran from officers
• It's OFFICIAL! Through the work of Moultrie Tech, the Tifton-Tift County Chamber of Commerce and many, many businesses, industries and organizations, Tift County has been named a Certified Work Ready Community of Excellence! Read all about it in
• Five counts of murder
• Lawyer and farmer view each other’s role in community
• Thieves tally $11,330 in loot
• Teen charged with yelling obscenities
• Your Agenda
• 8 AM update
• To chase, or not to chase
• CONGRATULATIONS to Becky Richardson of Tifton - the winner of our MTC Foundation "Decorate to Educate" drawing! Stay tuned for Before & After photos of the transformation of one of the rooms in her home in the months to come! And thank yo
• DID YOU KNOW that the MTC LIBRARY provides free copying and printing if it is school-related? NOW, YOU KNOW!
• Moultrie Tech held its Grand Opening of the Esthetics Skin Care Clinic on the MTC Veterans Parkway Campus in Moultrie today! Be sure to stop by to see this beautiful spa-like facility and make your appointment for any of the skin care treatments availab
• DID YOU KNOW that if the MTC Library at your campus does not have the book you need, you can request that the Library borrow it from another Library through intra-library loan? NOW, YOU KNOW!
• It's time for another celebration! Colquitt County is becoming a Work Ready Certified Community of Excellence (due in part by the efforts of Moultrie Tech)! We are honoring the designation next Wednesday, October 27th, and you are invited! See the
• DID YOU KNOW...that you can access the Georgia Career Information Center through the MTC Library homepage? Contact your librarian for the user name and the password. NOW...YOU KNOW!
• DID YOU KNOW that you can trace your family tree at an MTC Library? Stop by and ask us how! NOW, YOU KNOW!
• Chick-fil-A in Moultrie announces Monday & Wednesday Student Days! Just show your MTC Student ID and receive a FREE Large Drink with the purchase of an entree! Offer good through the end of December 2010!!!!
• We will be honoring our VETERANS today at MTC! Thank you to all our students and faculty and staff members who have served and are faithfully serving our country and allowing us to live in freedom!
• 4:30 p.m. Update: Teen Charged for Yelling Obscentities at Football Player
• Your Agenda
• DID YOU KNOW that the MTC Library is the place to go to get your MTC ID? And, with your MTC ID, you can check out books & materials geared toward your program of study and use the computers in the Library for research? NOW, YOU KNOW!
• Gunshot believed self-inflicted
• DID YOU KNOW that the MTC Libraries have subscriptions to magazines that reflect your programs of choice including ones on Nursing, Welding, Childcare, Cosmetology, Accounting, Firefighting and more? NOW, YOU KNOW!
• Moultrie woman charged with assaulting ex-husband
• Come one...come all!!! New Student Registration for MTC's Fall Quarter is Monday, August 30th! Classes begin Sept. 29th! Come by or call today to get the ball rolling on all your admissions and financial aid steps! Call 229-891-7000 in Moultrie
• 2 gunmen rob Oxley’s
• DID YOU KNOW that you can access the databases and online journals available through Galileo from ANYWHERE? The password changes each quarter, so contact your MTC librarian to find out the current password. NOW, YOU KNOW!
• Fleeing motorist crashes into house
• DID YOU KNOW that the MTC Library homepage has a section called “MTC Reference Desk” where you can find links to helpful websites geared towards your program of study? NOW, YOU KNOW!
• 8 AM Update
• DID YOU KNOW that you can access online reference material, including Encyclopedia Britannica, Webster’s Dictionary and Salem Press Medical Guide, from the MTC Library's homepage? NOW, YOU KNOW!
• Veteran Holland cares for his fellow soldiers
• DID YOU KNOW that you can access the Georgia Career Information Center through the MTC Library homepage? Contact your librarian for the user name and the password. NOW, YOU KNOW!
• 4:30 p.m. Update: Woman Charged with Assault of Estranged Husband
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• Your Agenda
• 6 residents are crime victims
• Museum to honor Moultrie’s namesake
• County agencies to develop a wildfire protection plan
• DUI deaths draw plea
• 8 AM Update
• Mentors praise program, seek more volunteers
• 3:15 p.m. Update: Thefts Top $15,000
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• Killer bees have no foothold in area
• Teen faces auto theft charge
• Two confess in slaying
• Assisting in drawing
• 9 a.m. Update: Homestyle News
• 8 a.m. update: Thank you
• 6 p.m. update: Mailbox Post has been updated
• 8 a.m. update: The perils of legal gambling
• 9 a.m. update: No compromise
• Your Agenda 11/07/10
• Jury duty
• Expo shows appreciation to volunteers
• Downtown Bazaar
• Vietnam veteran to speak at annual breakfast
• Moultrie YMCA named one of the best in U.S.
• Profits higher, but employment isn't
• Relay for Life kickoff Monday
• Officers: Gambling 'a breeding ground for crime'
• Little Jazmin loses cancer fight
• Your Agenda 11/06/10
• Concert to honor gospel pianist
• Police: Intoxicated man tried to steal meat
• Two hurt in three-car crash
• Calico Arts, Crafts Show set for next weekend
• Coalition organizes to help families build financial assets
• 4 O.L. Samuels pieces to be available at auction
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 a.m. update: A good laugh
• 9 a.m. update: Democrats' choice
• Durrett to perform at first event of singer-songwriter series
• Exhibit to feature Fitzgerald carver's work
• Leading songwriter to sing at Moultrie cafe
• Former Moultrian to sign first book at 2 events
• Police: Teen caught with knife after fight on school bus
• Downtown Bazaar set for Saturday
• Man robbed on 2nd St. N.W.
• United Way fundraising is behind schedule
• Witnesses credited with suspects’ capture
• 5:15 p.m. Update: Teen Charged in Fight, Knife at School
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• Your Agenda 11/04/10
• Two charged with drunkenness outside tavern
• Even retired, Irby continues to help veterans
• Write-in wins in Brooks Co.
• Check heaters before cold weather rolls in
• City ends bed-and-breakfast moratorium
• Election turnout almost 50 percent
• Walta Watkins named 'Citizen of the Year'
• 10:18 p.m.: Statewide returns
• 10:51 p.m.: Top races
• 11:16 p.m.: Statewide races
• 11:23 p.m.: Top races
• Your Agenda 11/03/10
• Farm machine stolen from Expo site
• Norman Park picks a new mayor, council members
• Powell handily wins reelection
• Voters reelect county commissioners
• 1:14 a.m.: Top races
• Runoff for school board
• 6 p.m. Update: Two Men Charged with Public Intoxication
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 a.m. update: Whose job is enforcement?
• 8:16 a.m. update: Bishop wins close race
• 9 a.m. update: Can we all get along?
• Your Agenda 11/02/10
• Wheelchair driver faces DUI charge
• Meth lab found in Meigs closet
• Eight face gambling charges
• Arson suspected in Sunday blaze
• Polls open at 7 a.m.
• A hand up, instead of a hand-out
• 3:15 p.m. Update: Thefts Top $9,000
• Quilt raffle
• 8:30 p.m. UPDATE: Election
• 8:45 p.m. UPDATE: Election
• 8:45 p.m. UPDATE: Election
• 5 p.m. Update: Man Charged With Driving Motorized Wheelchair While Intoxicated
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 a.m. update: End of my Halloween
• State hospital auxiliary group names Lowry CEO of the Year
• John Berry concert to aid Serenity House
• The Candy Man
• Ashburn Hill Plantation for sale
• 6 p.m. update: Mailbox Post has been updated
• 8 a.m. update: Mind, Body and Spirit
• 9 a.m. update: Stop the whining
• Noon update: Deadbeat moms
• Career Connections for ABAC students on Nov. 16
• Red Ribbon Week at Odom Elementary
• Sign her cast... for a price
• 8 a.m. update: Learning opportunity
• 9 a.m. update: Jeff made a deal
• 4:54 p.m. update: Chemical spill on Veterans Parkway
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• Your Agenda 10/30/10
• Baldwin Players on stage Nov. 11–13 at ABAC
• Jail N' Bail raises $1,500
• Place your bids
• Loot totals more than $2,700
• Salute to veterans is coming
• Antique car tour makes pit stop in Moultrie
• Photo event to raise money for Serenity House
• 8 a.m. update: Expo begins today
• Almost 3 dozen arrests over weekend
• Pilot reports plane shot at
• Victim changes story in robbery report
• City council to meet Tuesday
• MTC expects little impact from illegal immigrant ban proposal
• Separate wrecks kill 2
• Escapee recaptured
• 2:51 p.m. update: Inmate walks off work detail
• 4 p.m. Update: Escaped Inmate Caught
• 5 p.m. Update: Four Men Apprehended Related to Traffic Stop
• 8 a.m. update: Death camp theory?
• 1 p.m. update: Democrats' popularity
• ABAC signs artriculation agreement with University of Florida
• South Ga. MADD receives award
• Hair-raising fundraising
• Farmers market group invites Moultrie to join
• Scholarship will help adults get GEDs
• Funerals for murder-suicide victims set for Tuesday
• 6 p.m. update: Mailbox Post has been updated
• 8 a.m. update: 'Early Frost' wins
• 10 a.m. update: Governor's race a disgrace
• 8 a.m. update: Music under the Magnolia tonight
• Your Agenda 10/16/10
• Writers' Harvest to feature Janice Daugharty
• Farm Bureau offering 10 scholarships
• Fish of a lifetime
• Man charged with shooting ceiling
• Jail N' Bail to raise money for United Way
• Sunbelt Expo starts Tuesday
• Pack falls to Vikings, 37-27
• 3:45 p.m. Update: Man Charged after Firing Gun into Ceiling
• 8 a.m. update: Downhome is coming!
• Your Agenda 10/15/10
• ABAC to host 4th annual Choral Day Nov. 12
• MTC opens esthetics clinic
• Openings still available at Moultrie Marketplace
• Suspect arrested in June robbery
• Man beaten in robbery at his home
• Community tries to ease survivors' pain
• Senior pride
• Adcock: Teach children violence is unacceptable
• Snipes: Trials strengthen his faith
• Tams to perform Saturday
• Sex abuse led to her book: ‘Miss America by Day’
• Incident leads to charges of rape, false imprisonment
• Packers want to get back at Lowndes
• Students grieve their loss
• 4 p.m. Update: Armed Robbery Suspect Apprehended
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 9 a.m. update: Obama on the ballot
• 8 a.m. update: Bible stories
• Your Agenda 10/14/10
• Cheer Fest set for Saturday at Espy Gymnasium
• No clues to fatal argument
• 4:45 p.m. Update: Two Charged with Rape of 16-Year-Old Girl
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 a.m. update: Abused Miss America speaks out for victims
• Officers of the Month
• Benefit concert to feature Georgia Boy Quartet
• Thefts approach $9,000
• Small charities face Friday deadline with IRS
• Vacant house burns; fire's cause is unknown
• Veterans record their stories for posterity
• Counselors converge on two schools
• A human ribbon of hope
• 4:15 p.m. Update: Thefts Top $8,900
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 a.m. update: No more fear of goldenrods
• 9 a.m. update: Fight air pollution … or not
• 2:10 p.m. update: Three dead in domestic violence
• Park plans outdoor photo workshop
• Two deaths on Colquitt County roads in Sept.
• Cagle honors Bennett, Brim
• Weekend arrests stack up
• Arm wrestling dispute leads to stabbing
• Seminar helps officers make animal abuse charges stick
• Weekend theft reports top $23,000
• City OKs low bid for roundabout
• Funston church burglarized
• 5:30 p.m. Update: Thefts, Damage Top $23,400
• 8 a.m. update: Farmers market meeting
• 6 p.m. update: Mailbox Post has been updated
• 8 a.m. update: Called city council meeting
• Heritage Festival Nov. 6 at Georgia Museum of Agriculture
• Gin Creek previews 'Say Yes'
• ‘Women of the Word’ event Oct. 15-17
• Hart's goat wins reserve champion
• Meeting to consider farmers market coalition
• Out of Africa … and feeling blessed
• Sims gets 80 years, minimum, in Hispanic slayings
• 10:39 p.m. update: Packers win in record-setting game
• Your Agenda
• Driver hits several vehicles, charged with DUI Thursday
• Student suspended for wearing rival’s shirt to school
• Two charged in cocaine operation
• Reed Bingham workday
• 10:05 p.m update: Tyler Brown pass scores 7
• 10:10 p.m. update: Tift QB escapes pressure, throws for TD
• 10:24 p.m. update: Packers keep on scoring
• 10:33 p.m. update: Tift County doesn't give up
• Woman charged in hit-and-run
• Group OKs Friedlander repair
• CAC cuts ribbon on new building
• It’s Friday night, under the lights
• 8:09 p.m. update: Packers strike first
• 8:20 p.m. update: Tift County ties the game
• 8:27 p.m. update: King makes a big run
• 8:46 p.m. update: Packers score in the air
• 8:55 p.m. update: Pack scores again
• 9:10 p.m. update: Long run adds 8 for Pack
• 9:15 p.m. update: Pack scores quickly
• 8 a.m. update: Leave families alone
• 9 a.m. update: Loss of enthusiasm
• Your Agenda
• 8 a.m. update: Thoughts from the Bible
• 9 a.m. update: Low Hispanic voter turnout would hurt Democrats
• Norman Park students wade into reading
• Your Agenda 10/7/10
• Belk invites charities to take part in fund-raiser
• Suspect arrested in $1 shoplifting
• County to put $260K into prison repairs
• Fire Prevention Week
• Hill receives 2010 Best of Moultrie Award
• $30K worth of lawn equipment stolen from city
• Accident victims remain in hospital
• Bridge replacement project to take more than a year
• Olympic walker: Trail is beautiful
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 a.m. update: The price of pretty?
• 9 a.m. update: Debate is 'Kindled'
• Your Agenda
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 a.m. update: Wasteful
• Your Agenda
• Orthopedic surgeon joins D.W. Adcock Clinic
• Shoplifters hit store; 1 suspect caught
• DOT meeting to address 1st Ave. bridge work
• 3 kids in car during burglary
• Driver dies after crash
• Celebrating 4-H week
• 6 p.m. update: Wrongly convicted
• 7 p.m. update: 'Waiting for Superman'
• 8 AM Update
• 3 p.m. update: More on education
• 5 p.m. update: What the Bible says
• 9 AM Update
• 8 AM Update
• Sex abuse survivor brings her story to Moultrie
• Fenton: Excercis science specailist
• Are you up for a walk?
• 8 a.m. UPDATE: Opinion
• Police make arrests in 2 hit and run cases
• Your Agenda
• Family violence on rise
• Drill team honors
• Your Agenda
• Shoplifting charges filed
• Name released in Wednesday drug bust on 10th St.
• Middle school softball splits with Coffee
• New food law causes concern
• 6 p.m. Update: Opinions
• 8 p.m. UPDATE: Opinion
• 8:30 p.m. UPDATE: Opinions
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 a.m. UPDATE: Opinion
• 4 residents report being theft victims
• Insurance pays to fix chairman’s tractor
• Agents hit drug house
• 8 a.m. update: Day of Caring
• Your Agenda 9/29/10
• Naomi Sego on program in Moultrie, Tifton
• 'Early Frost' on the way
• Ice machine caper draws two arrests
• Barnes sees education as key to more jobs
• Magnolia Manor’s new facility to receive first patients today
• Moultrians' granddaughter speaks with president
• Cairo workman dies in gas line fire
• 5:00 p.m. update: Opinions
• 6 p.m. Update: Opinions
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 6:15 p.m. Update: Thefts Top $2,700
• 7 p.m. Update: Opinions
• Matchett grew up in a Boys and Girls Club
• Weekend thefts top $26,000
• Day of Caring set for Wednesday
• Teen charged in Huddle House robbery attempt
• Grand jury returns multiple indictments
• Reading detectives at work
• 2:45 p.m. Update: Two Men Apprehended for Damaging Ice Machine
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 a.m. update: Print kids' names
• Leadership 2011 nominations due Friday
• Boston man hurt in drive-by shooting
• Law enforcement agencies make numerous arrests
• Salvation Army seeks local homeless
• 5 p.m. update: Freedom of religion
• 5:00 p.m. update: Opinions
• 5:45 p.m. Update: Weekend Thefts, Damage Top $26,000
• 5:45 p.m. update: Why a SWAT team?
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 6:30 p.m. update: Poverty grows
• 7 p.m. update: A call to reasonableness
• It could happen here
• 8 AM Update
• 9 a.m. Update: Homestyle News
• 9 AM Update
• California case draws attention to public salaries
• 8 AM Update
• Your Agenda
• 2 injured in 2-vehicle crash
• Unemployment rate for area inches up for August
• 6 homes victims of burglars
• Thieves caught in the act
• Homecoming queen
• 4:30 p.m. Update: Thefts Top $3,400
• 8 AM Update
• Your Agenda
• EMC gives $9000 to education
• Man stabbed while out for a walk
• Shot fired, no injuries in robbery
• Cagle visits crime lab
• School spirit
• 5 p.m. Update: Man Stabbed in Back
• 8 AM Update
• Local actors to perform at festival
• 2 armed robberies reported
• Councilman Walker on road to recovery
• Margaret Dixon
• City Council approves 10.9 mills tax rate
• Hospital patient slugs doctor; says he just snapped
• ‘Roundabout’ defended
• 77-year-old gets creative to keep income coming in
• Woman injured, attacked with pipe
• Woman arrested twice on disorderly charges
• Your Agenda
• Early voting begins here
• Complaints continue
• Police force shaping up with YMCA program
• 3:15 p.m. Update: Man Charged in Fight with Doctor
• 5 PM Update
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 AM Update
• Health officials offer sickle cell advice
• Jones was ejected during fatal crash
• Family Fun Day
• 3 p.m. Update: Woman Apprehended Twice Within Three Hours
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 AM Update
• Rants and Raves for Sept 21
• City council to decide budget tonight
• Family escapes from Sunday morning blaze
• Six weeks of drought takes toll on county’s cotton
• Woman pushed from car
• Homicide charge filed
• Linda Faye Adams Peterson
• 5:15 p.m. Update: Woman Injured after Being Pushed Out of Moving Truck
• 8 a.m. update: Close the road
• 6 p.m. update: Mailbox Post has been updated
• 9 a.m. Update: Homestyle News
• Vereen teacher receives ‘Bright Ideas’ grant
• Crime lab opening likely in early 2011
• Crash kills teen driver
• Deadly house fire
• 8 a.m. update: Not ready to rule
• 9 a.m. update: 'Who's Who'?
• 9:35 p.m. update: Third quarter ends; Pack still on top
• 10:05 p.m. update: Pack holds on to win
• Your Agenda
• Chamber seeks Leadership 2011 nominations
• Man charged in sexual assault
• Hotels already booked, ready for Expo
• 3:30 p.m. update: Possible death in house fire
• 5 p.m. update: Fire victim identified
• 5:30 p.m. update: Speed traps
• 5:45 p.m. Update: Man Charged with Sodomy
• 6 p.m. update: Democrats' catastrophe
• 7 p.m. update: High bills for a reason
• 8:11 update: First quarter ends
• 8:40 p.m. update: Pack leads at halftime
• 8 a.m. update: Simpler solution
• 9 a.m. update: Democrats' many faces
• Woman charged with cutting man
• Your Agenda
• Margaret Watson Luther King
• Can it happen here?
• Passmore urges community to support Reed Bingham
• 3:30 p.m. Update: Woman Charged with Cutting Man During Argument
• 5:20 p.m. update: Power with people
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 6:30 p.m. update: Speed traps
• 8 a.m. update: Respect your neighbors
• 8:30 a.m. update: Michael Moore on the mosque
• 9 a.m. update: The Constitution works
• Pavo woman hurt in 3-car crash
• Thefts add up to $2,685
• Mother Easter plans annual Women’s Day
• Stabbing victim still in hospital
• A roundabout way
• Children’s book makes writer’s dream come true
• Driver escapes after slow-speed chase
• Powell named to national ag, energy panel
• Barbecue festival returns to Agrirama Friday
• Man reports violent robbery 2 days after it happened
• Woman stabbed in leg
• United Way begins 2011 Campaign
• Influenza vaccine at health dept.
• Moultrie girl fights for life with a smile
• 3 p.m. Update: Thefts Top $2,600
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• Your Agenda
• 3:30 p.m. Update: Man Beaten, Robbed by Three Acquaintances
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 AM Update
• Man charged with child molestation
• One car crash injures two
• Police ‘spike’ tires to end high speed chase Monday
• The goal: Healthier kids
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 a.m. update: Truck 4
• 12:30 p.m. Update: Two Teenagers Caught after High-Speed Chase
• 5:15 p.m. Update: Man Charged with Touching 11-Year-Old Inappropriately
• 6 p.m. update: Mailbox Post has been updated
• 8 a.m. update: Not just illegals
• 10 a.m. update: Legal nightmare
• ABAC alumni awards nominations due Dec. 1
• Adult Literacy Week starts Monday
• Wrapping paper sale under way
• Canning plant stays open for fall
• Film & food event to benefit United Way
• Hartsfield man dies in crash
• Flag donated in honor of 9/11
• Your Agenda
• Suspect leaves purse at shoplifting scene
• Ministry offers respite for special needs families
• Employees’ insurance among city’s top expenses
• Street to be closed
• CRMC earns spot on state honor roll
• Lifetime achievement
• 9:53 p.m. update: Tevin King does it again!
• 10:04 p.m. update: Westlake scores again
• 10:18 p.m. update: Packers win their first of the season
• 8 a.m. update: Right on the money!
• 9 a.m. update: Everyone frets
• Lady Packers defeat Valdosta 9-2
• your agenda
• Correction
• Man hit with golf club
• Peek: Upgrades in the works for bike trail, tennis courts
• Thomas vies for literacy award
• 3:30 p.m. Update: Mother, Daughter Charged with Shoplifting
• Retiring officer honored
• 4:15 P.M. Update: 13th Avenue Southwest Construction
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• Packers lead
• 8:07 p.m. update: Lions tie the game
• 8:15 p.m. update: Pack regains the lead
• 8:35 p.m. update: Packers add to their lead
• 8:46 p.m. update: Halftime
• 9:15 p.m. update: Lions score first in the 2nd half
• DNR plans hike at Doerun bog
• Race track, prison dominate county meeting
• Moultrie holds tax rate steady
• Taking things apart put Wubker on career path
• 4:45 p.m. Update: Man, Woman, Child Hit during Fight
• 8 a.m. update: Coaches in the classroom?
• 9 a.m. update: Pastor causing an uproar
• Your Agenda 9/9/10
• Commodity distribution set for Sept. 16
• Hospital Authority awards scholarship to Moultrie medical student
• $1,000 worth of copper stolen
• 5:15 p.m. Update: Thefts Reach $1,300
• Your Agenda
• Correction
• Moultrian faces ‘pot’ charges
• Health officials dispel myths about vaccine
• Holiday thieves haul off some $39,000 in goods
• Politics heat up in Norman Park; qualifying ends
• McCoy among top choices
• Freshman football team falls to Valdosta at home
• September Business of the Month
• Omega’s Pepper Festival set for Saturday
• State cuts neonatal program
• Teddy Bear Affair
• 4:45 p.m. Update: Four Charged in Drug, Warrant Arrest
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 a.m. update: The property tax problem
• 5 p.m. update: You get tax money back
• 6 p.m. update: Are schools next 'bubble'?
• 8 a.m. update: Join us on Facebook
• 6 p.m. update: Mailbox Post has been updated
• 8 a.m. update: Cuts hit neonatal program
• Farm Bureau compiles directories for farmers
• Investment company recognizes Fountain Financial
• Trademark Realty has new owner
• Family finds Observer's deer
• How much trash is too much?
• State hospital group honors CRMC nurse
• Berlin Baptist turns 100
• Man reports being robbed, shot at
• Cook Road resident faces meth charges
• Non-profits have 5 weeks until deadline
• Packers fall to Thomas County Central in OT
• Jury Duty
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 a.m. update: Packers at hotel
• 12:45 p.m. Update: Man Charged with Making Methamphetamine
• School buses involved in 2 accidents; no one hurt
• Your Agenda
• Cash, lottery tickets stolen from store
• Dr. Huffman begins practice in Moultrie
• Tests to see if drug use caused man’s death
• Assault charges dismissed in plea deal
• Arson suspected
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• Property thefts total $11,000-plus
• 3-vehicle crashes cause minor injuries
• Moultrian making a name in movies
• Candidates for ag chief will debate tonight
• Friedlander project continues despite company’s foreclosures
• Moultrie Red Cross responds to Earl
• Shooting victim improves
• K-9 tracks suspect through woods
• 4:30 p.m. Update: Thefts Top $1,100
• 1 hurt in 3-car collision
• Stolen truck hits patrol car; driver escapes
• Expo gears up for 33rd annual show
• Shooting victim in critical condition
• 5:30 p.m. Update: Thefts Top $11,500
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 a.m. update: Classless fans
• 9 a.m. update: Mad Men's lost era
• Your Agenda
• Broken windows reported
• Safe Haven’s 14th year begins at capacity
• 5:45 p.m. Update: Windows Broken Out, $350 Estimated Damage
• Qualifying beings for area town councils
• Police seek clues in robbery, shooting
• Wreck puts ambulance of of service for a while
• ‘Homegrown’ being promoted
• 4:45 p.m. Update: Thefts Top $11,500
• 8 a.m. update: Undecideds will trend Republican
• 6 p.m. update: Mailbox Post has been updated
• 8 a.m. update: Excessive trash?
• 9 a.m. Update: Homestyle News
• Childhood obesity targeted
• South Panola pounds Packers 65-35
• Jury Duty
• 2:37 p.m. update: South Panola scores to open 2nd half
• Your Agenda 8/28/10
• 2:49 p.m. update: Packers hang tough, add 7 more
• CRMC nurse achieves dual certification
• 2:52 p.m. update: South Panola fires back
• Thieves’ loot valued at almost $17,000
• 3:06 p.m. update: Tigers add another TD
• Iraq must police itself, Marshall says
• 3:16 p.m. update: Packers score again
• County officials leave hospital
• 3:27 p.m. update: South Panola adds a field goal
• 3:37 p.m. update: Clock runs down; South Panola wins
• 8 a.m. update: Touchdown Club
• 12:57 p.m. update: Packers score first
• 1:02 p.m. update: South Panola scores
• 1:19 p.m. update: South Panola strikes again
• 1:28 p.m. update: Tigers run interception for TD
• 1:39 p.m. update: South Panola continues to dominate
• 1:50 p.m. update: Pack scores TD
• 1:53 p.m. update: Tigers fire right back
• 2:00 p.m. update: Packers score as time runs out in half
• Ambulance wrecks en route to med call
• Meth makers sentenced
• Award honors life-saver
• 4:15 p.m. Update: Thefts Top $16,800
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 a.m. update: Utility bills
• 10 a.m. update: 'Just the facts, ma'am'
• Your Agenda
• CCHS students help cut turf for Arts Center lunch
• Group honors Rep. Powell
• Investigator banged up during Tuesday arrest
• ABAC expands rural studies degree with new focus area
• Colquitt County jobless rate dips
• 5:15 p.m. update: Officer banged up while serving warrant
• 8 a.m. update: Pay cuts
• 10 a.m. update: Let redistricting fun begin
• Your Agenda 8/26/2010
• GSP post gets new phone number
• 50-plus years with State Farm
• Man arrested after dispute with animal control officer
• New CCHS director: Band teaches life skills
• DOT plans public hearings throughout South Georgia
• Suspect's son surrenders in Brooks Co. stabbing
• Housing market is key, economists say
• Have you seen this teen?
• 8 a.m. update: Bullying teachers
• 10 a.m. update: Great website for women
• 1:40 p.m. update: Stabbing suspect surrenders
• 17-year-old charged after fight
• Flu vaccines to be available next month
• Moultrian accused in stabbing
• College students head back to school
• 5:30 p.m. Update: Man Charged after Withholding Puppies
• 2:30 p.m. Update: Man Charged in Pipe Fight
• 8 AM Update
• Your Agenda
• Barney man dies accident
• No injuries in bus accident
• 10 residents, business are theft victims
• Shaw ‘Gladiators’ stay active, involved in our community
• Type ‘O’ blood needed
• Donation for Habitat
• 8 a.m. update: Reader disputes Obama's citizenship
• 9 a.m. Update: Homestyle News
• 10 a.m. update: Obama's balancing act
• VistaOne wins MTC contract
• Realtor earns prestigious GRI
• Factory Connection cuts ribbon
• Margarita's Tex-Mex holds grand opening
• Traveling memorial coming to South Georgia
• Miss Cotton Pageant set for Sept. 18
• Pastor leads discussion of C.S. Lewis
• 8 a.m. update: Worry about real things
• Your Agenda
• No injuries in two accidents
• Man charged in domestic incident
• Hwy. 133 construction could begin in March 2014
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 a.m. update: Utility meters
• 10 a.m. update: Investment plans
• 9:29 p.m. update: Pack takes the lead
• 9:35 p.m. update: Cook High regains the lead
• 10:21 p.m. update: Hornets hold on to win
• 7:42 p.m. update: Packers game under way
• 8:18 p.m. update: Hornets score first
• 8:47 p.m. update: Pack receiver scores a TD
• 8 a.m. update: Go, Pack!
• 11:30 a.m. Update: Man Charged in Domestic Dispute
• Group discusses C.S. Lewis
• Thefts include appliances, cash
• An early homecoming
• Infrastructure upgrades
• Your Agenda 8/19/2010
• Fire damages motor home
• Name change should address street confusion
• Summertime treat
• Moultrie man faces armed robbery charge
• New rector at St. John’s ‘already feels at home’
• 3:30 p.m. Update: Thefts Top $2,300
• 8 a.m. update: State of the City
• Twins tackle
• 4:45 p.m. Update: Man Charged in Armed Robbery
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 a.m. update: Stupid dreams
• 10 a.m. update: Very sad
• Your Agenda 8/18/2010
• 5 people hurt in 2 wrecks
• Stepson arrested in stabbing incident
• Car at jail leads to meth arrest
• Mobile meth lab busted
• Race track issue heats up
• 4 p.m. Update: Woman Charged with Methamphetamine Possession
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 AM Updates
• Your Agenda
• Correction
• Intersection will now be 4-way stop
• Weekend thefts of guns, cash, tools tally $21,000
• Big welcome for Doc
• 3:15 p.m. Update: Thefts Top $21,100
• 8 AM Update
• History must be viewed
• Packers defeat Lassiter in scrimmage 34-24
• 8 AM Update
• 2 PM Update
• Student dies when struck by train
• Randy’s art tells a story of rural Colquitt County
• Moultrian charged with meth in T’ville
• 6 p.m. Update: Packers Win Scrimmage 34-24
• 8 AM Update
• Thomasville man charged with racing
• Commissioner on respirator; improving
• Your Agenda
• City dispels claim about ‘foreign’ company
• Court: money missing
• Needmore Speedway to try again tonight
• Body found on porch in rural area
• Heat takes its toll on area crops
• Tommy Hall adjusts to life outside the science classroom
• New gun laws explained
• 2:45 p.m. Update: Thomasville Man Charged with Racing
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 AM Update
• Your Agenda
• Mobile Health Ministry offers free clinic
• Man faces theft charges
• 3:30 p.m. Update: Man Charged in Air Conditioner Thefts
• 8 AM Update
• Your Agenda
• Police make several arrests
• Woman walks in on burglars in Norman Park
• Suspect attempts to swallow evidence; faces assault charge
• The Beat Goes On
• WIC program shows decline
• Park issues status report on contamination
• Power of prayer pursued
• County favors Handel in GOP primary runoff
• 4:15 p.m. Update: Woman Reports Being Inappropriately Touched
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 AM Update
• Attempt to burn truck fails
• Long-awaited store opens in Berlin
• 3 p.m. Update: Man Reports Truck Nearly Set on Fire
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 AM Update
• Teen faces threat charges
• 4 injured in 3-car crash on Friday
• Man robbed at gunpoint
• Polls open at 7 in runoff; must choose same party
• Traffic stop results in drug, robbery charges
• 3 admit to drug ring
• Brand new year
• 8 a.m. update: Tom "Babe" White in Downhome
• 3:45 p.m. Update: Man Robbed, Held at Gunpoint at His Home
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 6 p.m. update: Mailbox Post has been updated
• Noon update: HomeStyle updated
• Your Agenda 8/8/2010
• President of Korean university wants closer ties to VSU
• Company honors SW Georgia Insurance
• Colquitt Countians attend FFA-FCCLA camp
• Oncologist joins CRMC medical staff
• Sheriff's office urges safety as students go back to school
• Moultrie Tech creates first “Decorate to Educate” fundraiser
• EPA: Park pollution minor
• Meigs drug bust finds fake crack
• Wednesday house fire was arson
• Murder suspects indicted on conspiracy charges
• Man claims brutality in Norman Park arrest
• Say no to bullying
• Teen charged in Winn-Dixie robbery
• Sports events a big tourist draw
• 8:15 p.m. update: School starts Monday
• 8 a.m. update: Environmental reports on park
• Grant writing workshop at library Aug. 28
• Sign-up under way now for defensive driving class
• Thefts total almost $2K
• Four men charged in two drug cases
• Higher fees are changing minds
• Bowden speaks at 1st Baptist
• 3:45 p.m. Update: Thefts Top $1,900
• 8 a.m. update: Moultrie — A tourist destination
• Your Agenda 8/6/2010
• Live Oak MBC to hold annual banquet
• Thief hits Sunset Elementary
• Howell elected president of wardens association
• Grants will expand internet in rural areas
• Veteran GBI agent named to head Thomasville office
• Local photos shine in Downhome
• 3:30 p.m. Update: Thefts Top $3,200
• 8 a.m. update: Joblessness links to crime
• Several thefts reported
• Is a big cat stalking South Georgia?
• Council enacts plan regarding citizenship
• Crime lab operating on limited basis
• County to lease prison
• Moultrian makes People To People connection
• Your Agenda
• Thefts top $3,000
• ABAC total economic impact over $251 million
• Brother shoots brother in Cook Co.
• Houston named to domestic violence panel
• 2 face drug charges after robbery report
• National Night Out
• 4:30 p.m. Update: Thefts Top $800
• 5 p.m. update: Survival on TV
• 6 p.m. update: Speed trap
• 7 p.m. update: Author abandons Christianity
• 8 a.m. update: Downhome is now available!
• 3 p.m. Update: Thefts Top $3,300
• 8 AM Update
• Teen faces charges related to DUI
• High speed chase draws 1-year term
• Your Agenda
• Man suffers machete attack; one arrested
• National Night Out set for tonight at Goff rec complex
• A matter of safety
• Opening of Needmore Speedway rained out
• 6:45 p.m. Update: 15-Year-Old Boy Charged with DUI
• 6 p.m. update: Mailbox Post has been updated
• 8 a.m. update: Low turnout doesn't equal laziness
• 8 a.m. update: The horrors of democracy
• 2 p.m. update: The legend of John Wooden
• Learning communities set for fall term at ABAC
• Runoff voting begins Monday
• Kia donates 2011 Sorento to Moultrie Technical College
• 3 p.m. update: If only it were true
• 5 p.m. update: Food ad recommendations
• 7 p.m. update: Poll says more spending is bad
• 8 a.m. update: Walk a mile in a farmer's shoes
• 10 a.m. update: The market for dead rats
• Police suspect link between property damage incidents
• County to consider prison lease Tuesday
• Officers bust pot operation
• Grand Jury Duty
• Your Agenda
• Eugene Thomas
• Church of Latter-day Saints to hold stake conference
• Man slams door on knife-wielding woman
• Tag number leads to burglary arrests
• BOE passes final budget
• Fun in the shade
• Moose lodge donations
• Life sentence in slaying
• ‘Little shop’
• Summer fun
• 8 a.m. update: How to …?
• Single mom holds things together with a laugh
• Your Agenda
• Tax bill points to fraud
• Anthony L. Shealey
• Observer staff wins two awards
• Hard hitting video
• 2:50 p.m. update: Plea in DeMott slaying
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• 8 a.m. update: Document leak will hurt Obama
• Your Agenda 7/28/2010
• ABAC on the Square classes begin Aug. 16
• Property owner says worker pocketed cash
• After-school program accepting applications
• Tift chamber taps former Colquitt County administrator
• Ga. technical colleges see highest-ever enrollment
• Mobley Plant Co. back in business following blaze
• Another suspect surrenders
• Rising 8th-graders get ready
• 7 p.m. update: Take heed, young people
• 8 AM Update
• Your Agenda
• Group: Evidence of paranormal activity found
• Speeder needed gasoline?
• Weekend thieves target ‘Twice Ice’ machines
• Moultrian charged with making death threats
• Murder suspect surrenders
• Hogan and Reid rally to win Ramsey Pidcock
• 6 p.m. update: Robbery victim's account
• 8 a.m. update: Tom White in Downhome
• 6 p.m. update: Mailbox Post has been updated
• 8 a.m. update: Downhome coming soon!
• 9 a.m. Update: Homestyle News
• ABAC personnel selected for governor’s award
• YMCA unveils new logo, strategy
• CRMC invests in residency program
• 8 a.m. update: Local Red Cross undergoes changes
• 3:15 p.m. update: Fire at Mobley Plant Co.
• 4:30 p.m. update: Mobley operations resume tomorrow
• 6 p.m. OBITUARY UPDATE
• Your Agenda 7/24/2010
• Angry woman damages window
• Red Cross chapters combine administrations
• More meth arrests in Moultrie, Norman Park
• 6 p.m. update: Local deaths
• 8:15 p.m. update: Area hospitals unite
• Fire destroys 2 warehouses at Mobley Plant Co.
• Locals taking time to go green to save green
• GHCA announces new chairperson
• Green day a huge success
• Residents celebrate more than Christmas dinner

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