Cordele —
City police officers arrested on Tuesday two being sought on warrants issued by Crisp County.
A press released from the police department identified those taken into custody as Sheryl Leigha Key, 32, of Sycamore, and Teresa Ann Jeffery, 41, of 312 Second Ave. E., Cordele. Jeffery also was being sought on a warrant issued by Fayette County authorities.
In other activity, officers:
— Charged a 16-year-old male with theft by taking and criminal trespass. No details were given for that crime involving an offender who cannot be identified under Georgia juvenile laws.
— Picked up Hattie Jones, 28, of 412 Meadows St., Vienna, for failure to appear in city court.
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Police arrest women being sought on outstanding warrants
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Crisp BOE names new CCHS principal
Russell (Rusty) Sowell has been named new principal of Crisp County High School. Crisp Board of Education members approved his employment this past week.
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Fullington awards 19 diplomas
Fullington Academy began the graduation season in the tri-county by awarding 19 diplomas Friday night in the school gym.
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CCHS graduates 210 seniors
Cougar Den overflowed with family and friends of the 210 Crisp County High School graduates as they accepted their diplomas during commencement exercises Friday night.
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Get your 2013 Graduation Keepsakes
The Cordele Dispatch is pleased to announce that our 2013 Graduation Keepsake will be coming out this weekend.
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Wilcox schools will have different schedules
For the first time, Wilcox County High School staff and students will have a different schedule than the other two county schools.
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Council approves resolution
It was a pretty basic evening Tuesday, as council members here handled a short agenda with only two business items that needed any action taken.
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Council accepts bid
Council members here accepted a recommendation from engineers regarding the digging of a new well for the city. Board members reviewed a letter from Sowega Engineering regarding the recent bidding for the project.
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Curbside service coming
Starting July 1, all Crisp County residents will have curbside household garbage service.
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Special event planned
United Hospice and the Crisp County Recreation Department are hosting a special event Wednesday, May 22 to celebrate Older Americans Month.
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Where the rudder meets the road
Just as driving under the influence is unacceptable on Georgia roads, officials from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, the Georgia State Patrol and the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety have come together to make Georgians aware that it is no longer acceptable on the water either.
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