Coolidge News

Two Thomas County firefighters had to be cut from a tanker that overturned en route to a structure fire early Saturday afternoon.

A local support group is finding ways to spread hope throughout the community. The HOPE Traumatic Brain Injury Support Group of Southwest Georgia is hosting the Ride of HOPE 2009, a poker run and classic car show, on Saturday.

Local municipalities are expected to receive some anticipated funds this week. On Tuesday, City of Thomasville Mayor David Lewis will be hosting a "Mayoral Luncheon" with representatives from the cities of Barwick, Boston, Coolidge, Meigs, Pavo and Ochlocknee.

Macedonia Baptist Church will have its Pastor's Aide Anniversary starting on Friday, April 24, at 7:30 p.m., with St.

A little Coolidge girl lost her best friend on Wednesday. The Rottweiler Hanna Cannon fed with a bottle when the canine was the only puppy in its litter to survive was to go to a new home Wednesday.

Stories The Observer is working on for its Thursday edition: * The pilot and two passengers were unhurt when their small airplane thumped down in a Colquitt County wheat field about a mile from Spence Field Wednesday.

Saturday the Thomas county health department and local veterinarians will hold their annual rabies clinic.

City crews are cleaning up the debris on Central Avenue after a wall of the former Holman Supply Company fell before 1 p.m. today.

Businessman Billy Willeby is a problem solver, the kind of creative mind that sees solutions and how to put them to work.

Nell Grace Freeman DeLoach, 88, of Hinesville, Ga., died Thursday, March 19, 2009, at the Liberty Regional Medical Center in Hinesville, after a lengthy illness.

Sheriff's investigators tell us two contractors with the power company, Mastec, out of Tallahassee were installing power lines at the intersection of Hwy 188 and Patten Coolidge Road in Coolidge around noon.

Sometimes when I'm talking on the phone I tend to forget that some of the expressions I use may not register with the person on the other end of the line.

Thomasville-area officials wasted no time in beginning an effort to keep Southwestern State Hospital in Thomasville from being shuttered.

Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Dec. 21--THOMASVILLE -- A couple of pieces of legislation that might surface during the 2009 session of the Georgia General Assembly will not be new to Peach State lawmakers.

Deaths reported to The Moultrie Observer on Monday, Dec. 22, 2008, include Ruth C. Bryant, 80, of Coolidge, Ga.; Juanita Weeks, 83, of Norman Park; Thelma Massey Newton, age 90, of Athens, Ga.; Lettie Lee ...