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West Laurens comes back from 3 TDs down to win another thriller at Dodge County
The Raiders scored 23 unanswered points, then made two defensive stands in the last five minutes, to overcome Friday’s three-score deficit and even their record.
Untimely fumbles, Baldwin’s big plays spoil homecoming as Dublin suffers first loss
Two explosive touchdowns and three costly turnovers turned an early Irish lead on its head as the Braves battled defensively, and handed them their first loss.
Washington County works clock, wears down East Laurens to get first win
The Falcons couldn’t do enough with a limited number of possessions as the Golden Hawks monopolized the second-half clock with their crisp, consistent ground attack.
Trinity tears it up on ground, takes another big road win at Augusta Prep
The Crusaders again found themselves in a dogfight, but used their grinding ground game and some clutch plays late in the game to come away with their second win.
FRIDAY NIGHT SCOREBOARD: Road teams reign in week 3 upsets
There were plenty of crazy turns and unexpected developments between rollercoaster games and shocking upsets in the Heart of Georgia’s week 3 high school football action.
Regional stories
New branch manager at Cochran library expands programs in her first month
One month into her new role as branch manager at Tessie W. Norris library, Tara Morris is forming clubs, expanding programs and strengthening community bonds.
The Johnson Journal – September 8, 2026
The Johnson Journal – September 8, 2026
Cary Convenience reopens, now with 24/7 gas pumps
The Cochran gas station now offers gas pumps open 24-hours.
Alamo City Council Amends Contract for Sludge
The Alamo City Council reviewed proposed changes to a contract pertaining to the city’s “sludge” during their regular monthly meeting on Aug. 17 in the Alamo City Hall.
Times Journal Post – September 3, 2026
Times Journal Post – September 3, 2026
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