Colquitt County, GA

The Colquitt County Sheriff's Office has cancelled the BOLO for the stolen 2013 Fiat. Authorities say the vehicle has been recovered. The Colquitt County Sheriff's Office has issued a BOLO for a stolen vehicle. Authorities are looking for a 2013 Fiat 500 (Vin#3C3CFFAR7ET185867). Police say the car was stolen from...

A Colquitt County High School student was named a semi finalist in the 2022 Hope Film challenge. Students were asked to address one of the many physical, social and emotional challenges faced by students today. Maggie decided to be candid with judges, choosing to address her most recent struggle with...

Ben Wiggins is the Superintendent of Colquitt County Schools. He talks about a new educational and safety measure the school system has implemented to monitor happenings via video. To be included in our video interviews or if you need video services for your company, please contact us.

MOULTRIE, GA – Maggie Bishop, a 2022 graduate and video broadcast student at Colquitt County High School, was named a semi-finalist in the 2022 Hope Film Challenge. The Atlanta-based nonprofit Hope Givers launched the film contest to combat the isolation and mental health challenges COVID-19 has brought to students and educators across the country. According to the contest website, “the Hope Film Challenge supports student filmmakers in producing short film content to practice their craft and further develop their storytelling capabilities.”

MOULTRIE – Starting with working in vegetable fields, a Colquitt County High School graduate defied the odds to become a dentist. In 2012, Jose Vargas was full of dreams and ambition. He graduated from Colquitt County High School as a merit scholar, something he had worked tirelessly to achieve. Naturally, many think the next step would be college for an academically successful student. As Jose had already learned, nothing is as easy as it seems.

MOULTRIE, GA- In 2012, Jose Vargas was full of dreams and ambition. He graduated from Colquitt County High School as a merit scholar, something he had worked tirelessly to achieve. Naturally, many think the next step would be college for an academically successful student. As Jose had already learned, nothing is as easy as it seems.

MOULTRIE, GA — Lizzie is a small, female hound mix. As she is just a puppy, her new family should have no trouble with training. She has soft brown ears and the cutest white-tipped tail. Do you have room in your home for this super sweet dog? If so,...

In 2012, Jose Vargas was full of dreams and ambition. He graduated from Colquitt County High School as a merit scholar, something he had worked tirelessly to achieve. Naturally, many think the next step would be college for an academically successful student. As Jose had already learned, nothing is as easy as it seems.

MOULTRIE — It’s been a long time coming, but with the largest single section of the Georgia Highway 133 widening project under way in Colquitt County and another under construction in Dougherty and Worth counties, a four-lane drive from Albany to Valdosta is getting closer to reality. Work...

Colquitt County will be hosting a scrap tire amnesty event for residents. The event is scheduled for Friday and Saturday, June 17 & 18 from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Citizens within Colquitt County and its municipalities can bring scrap tires to the Recycling Facility located at 245 23rd Street NE. This is only a two-day event.

Ben Wiggins is the Superintendent of the Colquitt County Schools. He talks about their initiatives to retain and recruit the best employees for the school system. To be included in our video interviews or if you need video services for your company, please contact us.

The Colquitt County School Nutrition Department is offering the Seamless Summer Feeding Program to all children in Colquitt County 18 years of age and younger. Two meals per day will be offered. Children must be present to receive meals and meals may be eaten in the cafeteria or picked up.

MOULTRIE, GA – Willis isn’t choosy. All this shorthaired male cat wants is a home, family, food…maybe a nice backrub every so often. He promises he won’t be difficult to work for or take advantage of your love. Maybe he’ll even chase a mouse should one dare enter his territory.

This is Ben! He is a little over a year old and a Lab/Bulldog mix. He is great with other dogs but cats are not among my favorite pals. He loves people, especially the ones that are petting and paying attention to him! The concrete floor of the kennel isn’t his favorite spot though; he would much prefer playing and relaxing in a nice grassy spot.

MOULTRIE – Community book-sharing movement increases access this summer for everyone to share and enjoy the Little Free Library. Thanks to a collaborative community partnership, Colquitt County families will have increased access to books this summer at six additional Little Free Library® sites. Known as “the world’s largest book-sharing movement,” the Little Free Library concept was founded in 2009 by Todd H. Bol as a tribute to his late mother. It has grown into a nationwide trend, with registered Little Free Libraries in all 50 states and continents except Antarctica. The libraries are simple weatherproof book boxes where you can borrow and return books or share extra books with others.