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Waterloo cultural center seeks to celebrate Black history

19-year-old Archdale resident dies when truck runs off road in Randolph County

BPSO Arrest Report July 5-11, 2021

Happy 245th anniversary America

Moultrie man dies in 1-vehicle accident

6 charged in drug bust

By Jack R. Jordan | jack.jordan@gaflnews.com Mar 5, 2021 Mar 5, 2021 MOULTRIE, Ga. — Six people were charged Thursday after drug agents raided a house on Hopewell Church Road. At about 9:30 a.m. on March 4, the Colquitt County Drug Enforcement Team executed a search warrant at a home at 188 Hopewell Church Road.  Sheriff’s Investigator Channing McDowell secured the search warrant after a confidential informant was sent undercover to purchase heroin from the resident. Within the home they found Christ Bridges, 45, 188 Hopewell Church Road; Holly Bailor, 41, 114 Popular Trail; George Price III, 51, 510 25th Ave. S.E. Apt. 510; Anne Norman, 39, 1001 S. Main St.; Taylor Clifton, 29, 2911 Madelina Road, Albany, Ga.; and Kenneth Moore, 36, 859 Old Berlin Road. 

Our Chicago: Voices of the Community town hall showcases faith leaders and 'Family Value' anti-violence campaign

CHICAGO (WLS) -- ABC 7, Chicago's Number One station for news, presented a virtual town hall offering Chicago area faith leaders behind the Media Editing Group, MEG, a platform to highlight their Family Value anti-violence campaign. In his new role as ABC 7's race and culture reporter, Will Jones moderated this virtual event, OUR CHICAGO: VOICES OF THE COMMUNITY available on abc7chicago.com Thursday, January 14 at 2:00 PM. "See Something, Say Something" and "Put the Guns Down," are excellent suggestions that encourage community participation. And The Media Editing Group (MEG) supports them both. But, MEG wanted to do more by making all families the central focus of its "Family Value" initiative, which kicked off with public service announcements last month.

Years Gone By

10 Years Ago - 2010 Enola Bozeman, Patsy Gholston, Mary Richards, Ann Maxwell, Melanie Short, Faye Gaston, Sadie Pugh, and guest, Betty Pugh attended a Christmas tea and the “Every Light a Prayer for Peace” Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony at the State Capitol. Have a safe and Happy New Year! 25 Years Ago - 1995 Kimbi Lee Bell and Thomas Matthew Skelton were united in marriage at four o'clock in the afternoon December 9, 1995 at the Gatlinburg Wedding Chapel in Gatlinburg, Tennessee in a traditional candlelight ceremony. The Magazine Club met at the beautifully decorated home of Mrs. Ann Powell for their annual Christmas meeting on December 12, 1995. Fourteen members answered roll call with Christmas memories from now and then. Mrs. Colleen Forrer, presided over a brief business meeting. Mrs. Margaret Lankford invited the club to meet at her home in January.

Senior Pastors conclude 38 years of service at Petra Church

1 of 2 The baton of senior leadership at Petra Church, New Holland, will be passed to Brian Coles, Leola. Brian and his wife Tracy served as Student Ministries Pastors at Petra since August of 2016. In 2019, Brian was named Associate Pastor with the goal of his eventually assuming the role of Lead Pastor. Tracy will be serving as Local Outreach Pastor. Submitted photo Submitted photo

1,744-home development approved in Sherrills Ford over objections

Rezoning for a development in Sherrills Ford was approved by the Catawba County Board of Commissioners over the objections of several local residents and against the advice of the planning board. The proposal approved by the board of commissioners will allow for a 1,744-home development by Prestige Corporate Development to be built on 872 acres between Mollys Backbone Road and Hopewell Church Road. The proposal to rezone the properties from lower-density zoning to a Planned Development Conditional District to allow for more homes to be built was rejected by the Catawba County Planning Board in early December after 12 people spoke against the project. The planning board only advises the county commissioners; the commissioners have final say.