If you were born between 1946 and 1964, you are a baby boomer, and the Cordele Dispatch would like to share your stories with readers in the April edition of the Tri-County Scene.
We are particularly interested in glimpses from the past. Do you have a favorite childhood memory or a story about growing up in the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s? Please share your stories and photos with us.
Call 273-2277 and ask to speak to Peggy or send e-mails to peggy.king@gaflnews.com.
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Ground broken for new school
Crisp County children in kindergarten through second grade will be moving into a brand new school in the fall of 2013, and ground was broken for that facility Monday.
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Sidewalks are a priority
At the City Commission meeting here Tuesday, Marty Liebno, manager of Woodvale Apartments asked commissioners to move the sidewalk project at 8th Avenue and Pecan Street to the top of the Commission priorities.
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Week continues to be quiet one for city police
For a third straight day, Cordele Police Department officers logged a relatively quiet 24-hour period on Wednesday.
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Body found in burned camper
Authorities are investigating the death of a man found in a burning camper at Georgia Veterans Memorial State Park early Wednesday morning.
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Wilcox commissioners reprimanded
Wilcox commissioners were told Tuesday night that their administration of county business in 2011 was ineffectual.
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Enter talent contest
Cordele Kiwanis Club is sponsoring its annual student talent competition March 30 at 7 p.m. in the Crisp County Middle School auditorium.
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Police receive burglary, theft complaints
Police have released no details of a pair of burglaries ad thefts they were asked to investigate on Tuesday.
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Main Street Market opens March 3
Perlis Park in historic downtown Cordele will be the scene for the Main Street Market 2012 on Saturday, March 3.
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Learning about adjectives
Have you ever gotten bored reading? Well that won't happen in Miss Andrea Pollock's first grade homeroom.
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Cordele police report a quiet Monday
City police officers logged an unusually quiet Monday, listing only two arrests on the daily press release provided news media members.
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