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More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Area primed for growth in economy Stanton Springs' entrance is shown as it appeared in 2018. - photo by Jackie Gutknecht MADISON, Ga. — Four area counties are poised to see good economic news over the next few months. Representatives of the four counties that make up the Joint Development Authority that owns Stanton Springs all had good news to share at their monthly meeting T...

MADISON, Ga. — Another large-scale economic development project appears to be underway at Stanton Springs.

Staff Reports Feb 11, 2021 MOULTRIE, Ga. — For the Moultrie Colquitt County Development Authority (MCCDA), 2020 marked a time for gathering insight and making plans for the future growth of Colquitt County. Eight community growth initiatives highlighted needs on topics ranging from workforce development and transportation, to education and branding. “The nature of this past year allowed the Development Authority time to really analyze the needs of our county on many levels. By answering tough questions about what might be holding Colquitt County back, we can build a data-driven plan...

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Newton planning board OKs more home lots in $145M mixed-use plan COVINGTON, Ga. — More home lots have been added to a proposed $145 million mixed-use project on Newton County's west side. Newton County planning commissioners on Jan. 26 approved a preliminary plat for a 542-lot, mixed-use subdivision called Westfield Village combining townhomes, single-family homes and some commercial retail space on a 187-acre site at Salem and...

BOC exposure sends employees and officials into quarantineNews December 16, 2020 , by Lonnie Adams ELLIJAY, Ga. – Reported earlier, an exposure inside the Board of Commissioners Office prompted the cancellation of their work session for December. However, the December meeting also confirmed that employees of the BOC are being sent into quarantine because of the possible exposure. The meeting saw only Post 1 Commissioner Hubert Parker, Post 2 Commissioner Karleen Ferguson, and County Attorney David Clark in-person for the meeting. The board had County Clerk Edwina Daman, Financial Officer Sa...