If you were born between 1947 and 1964, you are a “baby boomer,” and the Cordele Dispatch would like to share your story with its readers in the next edition of the Tri-County Scene, a full color, glossy magazine.
We are particularly interested in glimpses from the past. Please share your best childhood and youth memories and quality photographs, especially candid shots that tell a story.
If you had a special experience such as meeting a famous performer or any other unusual or unique experience, we are interested in interviewing you for a full-length story. Please call me at 273-2277 or e-mail me at peggy.king@gaflnews.com.
We will take care of all photo submissions and return them to you if you’ll include a stamped self-addressed envelope. We also welcome e-mailed submissions if you have digital photos or can scan your photos and send them as jpegs.
Please take a trip down memory lane and tell our readers what it was like growing up in the 1950’s,1960’s and 1970’s.
To meet our deadlines, we must have your submissions no later than Monday, March 22. Please e-mail to peggy.king@gaflnews.com or mail to P. O. Box 1058, Cordele, GA 31010.
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Baby Boomer stories wanted
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Jones named Crisp teacher of year
LaCrystal Jones, Crisp County High School's teacher of the year, was named system-wide winner of the top honor during a program at Crisp County Middle School Thursday morning.
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Police make arrests for armed robbery, theft by deception
Police have provided no details for a couple of arrests officers made in non-routine cases listed in a press release reporting the department’s Wednesday activity.
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Four sheriff's candidates qualify
By 3 p.m. Thursday, four candidates had qualified to run for sheriff of Wilcox County.
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Qualifying begins with several seats contested
Qualifying for the July 31 partisan and non-partisan primary elections began Wednesday, and activity has been brisk in the tri-county area so far.
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Crisp Superior Court clerk receives award
Jean H. Rogers, clerk of the Superior Court of Crisp County, is the recipient of the Stetson E. Bennett Superior Court Clerk of the Year award for the State of Georgia.
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Suspect still being sought in $750,000 marijuana seizure in Wilcox
The search continues for a suspect wanted for questioning in connection with the seizure of $750,000 worth of marijuana last Thursday at a home on May Road.
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Police called to investigate burglary, thefts
City police have been asked to investigate a burglary and two thefts that took place on Monday or Tuesday.
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Crisp 4-H shooter takes top honors
Nikki Smith, a member of the Crisp County 4-H .22 Rimfire Team finished 1st out of 75 shooters with a score of 594 out of a possible 600 at the state match at Rock Eagle 4-H Center near here.
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Convenience store clerk, resident wounded in early Sunday shootings
A convenience food store owner leaving his business for the night and a man inside his home were wounded in shootings that occurred within a span of just over two hours early Sunday morning.
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Burnette passes
Long-time resident and community leader Jean Burnette passed away Sunday. Burnette served the City of Cordele first as assistant city administrator from 1974 until 2000 when she became city administrator. She retained that position until her retirement in 2010.
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