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Investigation leads to search warrant and drug arrest
Crisp County Sheriff’s Office On Thursday, July 25, 2024, around 5:50 P.M., the Crisp County Special Response Team (SRT) and Mid-South Narcotics Task Force (MSNTF) executed a search warrant at 813 17th Ave West, Apartment B Cordele, Georgia. Authorities also executed an arrest warrant for Curtis Harper and a search warrant on his vehicle, a […] The post Investigation leads to search warrant and drug arrest appeared first on Cordele Dispatch.
Seniors on the Runway is coming to Cordele
By Sarah Brown – Managing Editor Dr. Carrie “Tut” Hamilton started her business Another Tut Production in 1989 to combine her love for creating productions, modeling, and acting. Tut received her Bachelors in Mass Communications (Radio-TV-Film), Masters in Counseling/Psychology, and her Doctorate in Education in Higher Education Leadership an Special Education all from Clark Atlanta […] The post Seniors on the Runway is coming to Cordele appeared first on Cordele Dispatch.
Cordele District Attorney Brad Rigby chosen for District Attorney of the Year for 2024
By Christian Brown Bryant – Chief Assistant District Attorney The Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council of Georgia selected Cordele Judicial Circuit District Attorney Bradford Lee Rigby as the District Attorney of the Year for 2024. Rigby was presented with the award on July 21, 2024 at the Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council’s annual summer conference in Jekyll Island, Georgia. […] The post Cordele District Attorney Brad Rigby chosen for District Attorney of the Year for 2024 appeared first on Cordele Dispatch.
Crisp County School Safety Specialist Training
Crisp County Sheriff’s Office This week, the Crisp County Sheriff’s Office had the honor of hosting the School Safety Specialist Training, facilitated by John David Anderson, Vice President of C. Anderson & Associates, LLC, and Chief Instructor, Colonel Chris Owens. This comprehensive 40-hour course, certified by Georgia POST, provided an in-depth exploration of the complex […] The post Crisp County School Safety Specialist Training appeared first on Cordele Dispatch.
Crisp County High School Ag Department awarded wildlife and conservation teaching materials
By Sarah Brown – Managing Editor The CCHS Ag Department was awarded a $5,700.00 grant in teaching materials to help to further educate the students in wildlife and conservation sciences. Georgia Department of Natural Resources Education Specialist, Calvin Cole worked with the CCHS Ag Teacher, Eric Dixon to write the grant and see it through […] The post Crisp County High School Ag Department awarded wildlife and conservation teaching materials appeared first on Cordele Dispatch.
Georgia officials say tests show improvement following pandemic
(The Center Square) — Georgia education officials say the 2023-24 Georgia Milestones results show "steady academic recovery" among Georgia's public school students following education disruption amid the pandemic. According to education officials, the results, released on Friday, reveal scores "increased or held steady" for 10 of the 13 English language arts, science and social studies assessments. However, math results were not available pending the implementation of new content standards and assessments. ...
Georgia companies deconstruct buildings instead of demolishing them
This coverage is made possible through a partnership between WABE and Grist, a nonprofit environmental media organization. At the Re:Purpose Savannah warehouse on the city’s east side, staff and volunteers spent a recent morning unloading wooden panels from a pickup truck, reglazing old windows and using a metal detector to find and pull out nails in used wood.
Georgia leaders reflect on the success of the Certified Peer Specialist movement
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - A new documentary will chronicle the last 25 years of the Certified Peer Specialist movement. From Stigma to Strength: Georgia is the Birthplace of the Certified Peer Specialist Movement will premiere at a special event on Aug. 8 at 5 p.m. at the Carter Center in Atlanta.
Medicare tests payment plan for respite care costs so unpaid caregivers can 'take a break'
LISTEN: A new program is providing relief for family members and unpaid caregivers of Georgians living with dementia. GPB’s Ellen Eldridge has more on the program from Emory’s Integrated Memory Care practice and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. Metro-Atlanta patients on Medicaid living with dementia may...
Georgia Chamber opens nominations for Rural Awards
TIFTON – The Georgia Chamber of Commerce announced Thursday the nominations process for the inaugural Georgia Chamber Rural Awards. These awards recognize the outstanding efforts of individuals, businesses, organizations, programs and communities that have implemented innovative strategies and mission-based initiatives to address challenges and promote prosperity in Georgia’s rural areas. The winners will be celebrated at an awards luncheon during the Rural Prosperity Summit in Tifton, on Oct. 3. “Countless people and organizations are making a difference in our rural communities," Tiffany Holmes, the director...
Georgia health coverage commission begins its effort to improve health care access
About 2.3 million Georgians are enrolled in either Medicaid or PeachCare for Kids. Enrollment peaked at 3.1 million during the COVID pandemic but has declined since the COVID-related public health emergency ended in May of last year.
UGA Extension program helps farmers adopt sustainable irrigation methods
ATHENS -- Georgia's leading industry is agriculture, which relies significantly on irrigation — approximately half of the state's cropland is irrigated. For most farmers operating on razor-thin profit margins, irrigation is essential as insurance against drought and extended dry periods. Due to this critical dependence, numerous state agencies actively promote water use efficiency to sustain the industry. In the Coastal Plain region of the state, where the majority of crop...
Multiple WAWA Stores Coming to South Georgia
ALBANY, Ga. (WALB) -The company behind the high-end convenience store WAWA, tells WALB News 10 new stores will soon be built in multiple South Georgia locations, including Albany. Rumors have been circulating on social media that a WAWA will soon be built along Highway 82 near the Lee County line...
A missing 12-year-old Georgia girl is found in Ohio after her community galvanized to locate her
ATLANTA (AP) — A 12-year-old girl whose disappearance galvanized a Georgia community has been found in Ohio. Hall County Sheriff Gerald Couch said Friday that Maria Gomez-Perez was found Thursday in Dover, about 70 miles (110 kilometers) south of Cleveland, in the company of a Guatemalan man who is now jailed. “I come to you with some very great news,” Couch told reporters in a news conference. “Maria Gomez-Perez has been safe in Dover, Ohio, and she should be on her way home here to Gainesville with our investigators within the hour.” Gomez-Perez was last seen at the home of her father, Andres Gomez, on May 29 in Gainesville, about 50 miles (80 kilometers) northeast of Atlanta. She was reported missing a day later.
Atlanta Residents and Environmentalists Challenge Georgia Power's Plan for New Fossil Fuel Units Amid Rising Electricity Costs
Concerned voices cling to the muggy air in Georgia as citizen Jean Millkey shares her unease with state regulators about the spiraling costs of electricity, a sentiment echoing throughout Atlanta, particularly at a recent public hearing. The heart of the matter: Georgia Power's plan to erect three new methane gas and oil burning units to satisfy the state's surging demands, as reported by the Georgia Recorder. Millkey, resonating with the struggles of many Georgians, told them "I'm lucky because I can afford this double increase, and I won't have to cut back on groceries, but there are a lot of people out there who are struggling."
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