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The Moultrie Observer Published on Wednesday, The Moultrie Observer is the primary news source for Colquitt County, Ga.

01/01/2025

The place-kicking Fitzgerald brothers continued to add to their honors in December.

01/01/2025

Start off the New Year with new activities in January. There’s a variety of things to keep both adults and kids busy all month long.

01/01/2025
Probate Judge Wes Lewis swears in Donna Wilson as the new Colquitt County Clerk of Court.
12/31/2024

Probate Judge Wes Lewis swears in Donna Wilson as the new Colquitt County Clerk of Court.

12/28/2024

MCCPRA has a calendar full of new programming. Recreation has always been associated with sports but the recreation authority offers more.

At the recent Colquitt County High football banquet, Richard Bass presents the Tom White Scrambler Awards to Jakari Byrd...
12/27/2024

At the recent Colquitt County High football banquet, Richard Bass presents the Tom White Scrambler Awards to Jakari Byrd, center, and Ramsey Dennis Jr.

12/26/2024

Colquitt Regional Medical Center, in Moultrie, recently recognized James Palmore as its 2024 Employee of the Year.

12/25/2024

Save-A-Lot, in collaboration with several local partners, is hosting a “Merry Christmas Dinner” on December 25, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

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Retired educators, school board members and Colquitt County School system employees gathered to mark the revealing of the Teachers Wall of Fame at Withers Auditorium on Monday. Colquitt County Retired Educators Association (CCREA) Colquitt County School District

Today a groundbreaking ceremony was held for Moultrie Exchange, the new commercial development project that is being build north of Lowe’s Home Improvement Store and east of Harbor Freight.

Here are some highlights from Lights! Lights! 2024 last night. What a magical night for Moultrie! The Observer is so very thankful that we have been able to attend and report on it every year since it began! Happy Holidays! ❤️🎄❤️

Letters to Santa
Letters to Santa

We’re doing Santa a favor, and collecting Santa Letters from our local children. Parents, send your child’s letter to [email protected] to have the letter published in our Holiday Edition! We’ll also send the letter to the North Pole for Santa to read! Deadline is December 9th 🎄🎅⛄️ @topfans

Here are some highlights from Lights! Lights! 2024 last night. What a magical night for Moultrie! The Observer is so very thankful that we have been able to attend and report on it every year since it began! Happy Holidays! ❤️🎄❤️ @followers @topfans

Jayden Williams gave the Special Olympics Athlete Oath: "Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt" and Cox Elementary School Principal Kristi Gonzales officially opened the Winter Games.

This morning the Colquitt County Special Olympic Winter Games opened its ceremony with the parade of athletes, representing schools in the Colquitt County School District.

A marker honoring the founding of Moultrie and its namesake, Major General William Moultrie, was dedicated on the courthouse square this past Saturday.

After the unveiling of the marker to honor the City's namesake, Major General William Moultrie, the SAR color guard, which included NW Regional Vice President William Edelen Jr. and Commander Scott Collins, performed a musket volley while the “Liberty Bell” was rang.

Masonry Competition
Masonry Competition

Students compete in the masonry competition at the Associated General Contractors of Georgia Skills Challenge, hosted by JCI Contractors this morning at the Sunbelt Expo.

Local students competed in the Tulsa Welding School competition at the Associated General Contractors of Georgia Skills Challenge, hosted by JCI Contractors this morning at the Sunbelt Expo.

Deborah Stone gives a history of Veterans Day on the Courthouse Square this morning.

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