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Woodard, Windsor too much for Trinity in first game since coaching transition
The Crusaders had a tough pill to swallow as Heath Woodard and the Knights handed them a 55-7 loss Friday night in Macon.
West Laurens run game, defense makes short work of New Hampstead in second-straight win
The Raiders set an early tempo that kept the ball and clock moving, and forced interceptions or turnovers on downs that ended four of the seven Phoenix possessions Friday in Pooler.
Key turnovers, tip touchdown help East Laurens end ACE’s unbeaten run
The Falcons forced multiple turnovers, and had what might’ve been a critical Gryphon interception turn into their game-winning touchdown in Friday’s upset at Perkins Field.
FRIDAY NIGHT SCOREBOARD: East Laurens upends unbeaten ACE, West wins second-straight in Pooler
The Falcons pulled off their second-straight upset of the Gryphons to spoil their unbeaten start, and the Raiders got a gritty win at New Hampstead, in highlights of the area’s week 7 football action.
Trinity’s Lane steps down, hopeful midseason change allows Crusaders to ‘end on a positive note’
The Crusaders’ head football coach resigned Monday, citing his team’s need for new leadership, and a midseason change in direction, that had become apparent through six games.
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The Johnson Journal – October 6, 2026
The Johnson Journal – October 6, 2026
More than books: Your library card can do so much more
Borrow a book. Visit a state park. Save a life. You can do more with your library card than you realize. And it’s free.
Times Journal Post – September 24, 2026
Times Journal Post – September 24, 2026
Mayor Coley issues statement following concerns about Redding’s permanent placement
Cochran Mayor Carla Coley says she disagrees with council’s decision to halt partnership with a hiring firm tasked with finding a permanent city manager.
Tri-County Connector – October 1, 2026
Tri-County Connector – October 1, 2026
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