Crime briefs:
• A man who lives in the 2800 block of Highway 41 North reported Tuesday that someone took several power tools and extension cords from inside his vehicle.
• A woman who lives in the 200 block of W.B. Parks Road in Ty Ty reported Wednesday that her medications were missing from her car.
• A woman reported Tuesday that someone entered her unlocked vehicle, while in the 200 block of North Ridge Avenue. She reported that her wallet was stolen.
TIFTON POLICE DEPT.
David Carl Madlener, 44, was charged Wednesday with theft by shoplifting.
Randy Lamar Watts Jr., 26, 101 Benjamin St., was charged Wednesday with a probation violation.
TIFT CO. SHERIFF’S OFFICE
Antonio Demetrius Classen, 21, 119 Richardson St., was charged Wednesday with a safety restraint violation and obstruction or hindering law enforcement officers without force.
Eddie Lee Powell, 59, 1202 Ty Ty Sparks Road, Omega, was charged Wednesday with battery.
James Murrell Wright, 36, 3102 Second Ave., Apt. 3, was charged Wednesday with driving with a suspended or revoked license.
GEORGIA STATE PATROL
Jonathan Shermain Taylor, 31, 2907 Wilton Ave., Lot 2, was charged Wednesday with driving with a suspended or revoked license and speeding.
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Tift County Teacher of the Year: It’s an honor to be recognized for what you love to do
Tift County Teacher of the Year Shonta Walker and Seth Spurlin, first grader at Omega Elementary School.
This year’s 2013-14 Tift County Teacher of the Year is Omega Elementary School’s very own Shonta Walker. She is also her school’s Teacher of the Year.
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Eric Lee pitches against Tattnall Square in game one, a 4-1 loss by the Panthers. They would win game two 6-3 before falling in 14 innings Saturday, 6-2.
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Tattnall Square tops Tiftarea, 6-2
Ernie Banks used to say, "let's play two." In a game that was as long as two and was defined early on by errors and later by a pitching duel, it would be offense that propelled the Tattnall Square Trojans past the Tiftarea Academy Panthers, 6-2 in 14 innings. Tattnall, who won the first game of the series, 4-1 before dropping game two, 6-3, will meet Mount de Sales in the Class AAA semifinals next week.
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Tattnall Square tops Tiftarea, 6-2
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Guess who cooked my lunch on a jaunt to LaGrange, Georgia? The great-great grandson of the legendary town philanthropist, that’s who.
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