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Sanders treasures relationships, teachable moments from time at Trinity/JMA as sun sets on coaching career
The Crusaders’ longtime baseball and softball coach is calling it a career after this fall’s final softball season closed out an abundant 45-year run at two midstate schools.
No. 1 Johnson County hammers Hancock Central to continue unbeaten run
The Trojans scored 55 points in just 17 offensive plays, and were dominant again on defense as they overwhelmed the Bulldogs to improve to 8-0.
Interceptions, Bostic’s hat trick in fourth give Dublin last word over Dodge in 100-point thriller
The Irish scored the last 14 of the teams’ 100 combined points to pick up their seventh win of the season and move within a game of clinching the region 2-AA title.
Five INTs, blocked punt TD help West Laurens pick off Liberty County to preserve hopes in region
The Raiders’ rout continued a season-long theme of strong defense, and the more recent trend of interceptions, which have come in bunches over three of their last four games.
Trinity comes up short on road at Piedmont
Much like the week before, the Crusaders’ late first-half touchdown kept the game close, but the Cougars broke it open with three second half scores to pull away.
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Times Journal Post – October 29, 2026
Times Journal Post – October 29, 2026
Tri-County Connector – October 29, 2026
Tri-County Connector – October 29, 2026
The Sparta Ishmaelite – October 28, 2026
The Sparta Ishmaelite – October 28, 2026
The Sandersville Progress – October 28, 2026
The Sandersville Progress – October 28, 2026
Multiple Treutlen governing bodies propose adjustments to millage rates
Multiple governing bodies in Treutlen County have announced plans to adjust their individual millage rates following reassessments of property values in the area.
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