A man of many talents, Horace showcases his photographic skills on regular assignments shooting events on the local high school sports scene and at various community events. He currently works with Morris Bank, in retirement from former roles as a technology specialist with both Heart of Georgia RESA and the Wilkinson County School District. He has also served as pastor of Dudley’s New Vision Missionary Baptist Church for more than 20 years.
The Falcons kept it close through three quarters, but the Irish poured on three touchdowns in the fourth to win another drama-filled chapter in the schools' crosstown grudge match.
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.
Another round of padded camps last week put local football teams on the home stretch of their summer preseason prep work, with the first games of the 2026 season now only weeks away.
One Lady Falcon was honored for scoring her 1,000th career point a week earlier, and another became a third of their seniors to reach the career milestone, as East Laurens cruised pass Coosa in a first-round victory Tuesday.
The West Laurens Raiders stayed in a drought-breaking mood Saturday, as they swept Dublin for the first time in five years to cap off an outstanding week.
The only thing colder than the temperature Friday was Dublin's defense, which rose up for several huge stops in the red zone and plus territory to keep Thomasville at bay in a state quarterfinal win.
The Irish drove to score at will, and put up over 550 total yards, but relied on five turnovers and other key plays from their defense to turn Friday's first-round game against Gordon Central into a dominant victory.