Moultrie, United States (Local)
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Adelia focuses on local news coverage in Moultrie, Georgia. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including agriculture and farming, entertainment news, education, family & relationships, community events, storm damage and music performances. She frequently covers events such as club presentations, keynote addresses at community celebrations and awards ceremonies.
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MOULTRIE — “Data centers are coming” has been a much repeated refrain across the U.S. over the past few years. However, when it comes to what data centers actually are and how they work, the waters seem to be a little muddy to the average resident. To clear up some of the myths surrounding data centers, an expert was brought in by local entities.
MOULTRIE – The United Way of Colquitt County kicked off its annual campaign, “The Greatest Community Connection,” an interactive community event that took place on Friday, August 14, in the Arts Center Ballroom.
By: Adelia Ladson
MOULTRIE — Partnerships between community organizations was one of the central themes during the Moultrie-Colquitt County Chamber of Commerce State of the Community breakfast event Tuesday at SRTC.
MOULTRIE — Partnerships in education was the focus of the “Building the Talent Pipeline” panel at the Moultrie-Colquitt County Chamber of Commerce State of the Community event Aug. 18 at Southern Regional Technical College.
MOULTRIE — Data centers have been a controversial topic over the past years and, even more so today, as more and more of them have been built across the U.S.
MOULTRIE — The Colqiutt County Board of Education adopted its millage rate as 7.721, on Monday, Aug. 24. This was a slightly lower millage rate than last year's rate of 7.777.
MOULTRIE – Colquitt County's decrease in millage rate was attributed to the collection of FLOST over the last five months. This year's millage rate is 6.717 for unincorporated areas and 9.518 for incorporated areas. In comparison, last year's millage rate was 9.197 for unincorporated and 11.767 for incorporated.
MOULTRIE — There are currently 512 students enrolled in the Colquitt County High School/Southern Regional Technical College dual enrollment program. School board members were updated on the program during their Aug. 24 meeting.
MOULTRIE – This year will be the 25th anniversary of 9/11. The City of Moultrie officers and firefighters are paying tribute to that day with their Memorial Stair Climb on Saturday, Sept. 12, at Mack Tharpe Stadium.
By: Adelia Ladson
MOULTRIE — Clovis King will be stepping onto the Colquitt County School Board in January. She was elected to fill the position of School Board Member Trudie Hill, who has served for 22 years on the Board of Education. Recently, King was profiled in “Know,” a publication put out by the Georgia Association of Educators.
