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Northside football coach Daniel “Boone” Williams looking for more fight after shutout loss to Lee County
Northside’s defense had a solid showing against Lee County, ranked 28th nationally, but the other two phases left something to be desired in the loss.
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Road closure scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 17, for WRPD Glow Run
Motorists should be aware of a temporary road closure on Saturday, Oct. 17, due to the Warner Robins Police Department’s Glow Run 5K.
A sense of ‘duty’
The Georgia Board of Public Safety named a stretch of highway in honor of murdered Florida State Patrolman Charles Campbell during their meeting Wednesday.
New ‘mahjong and more’ parlor opening in downtown Perry
Say hello to the owner, who shares her vision and how The Social Joker came about.
Perry Historical Society offering guided tours of Evergreen Cemetery next Saturday
The Perry Area Historical Society will showcase the rich history of Evergreen Cemetery with guided tours on Saturday, Oct. 24, from 3 to 5 p.m. Tickets cost $10 per person.
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Blues Festival Benefits to Benefit Historic Zion Church Restoration
Historic Zion Church Restoration, Inc. has announced the annual Blues Festival to help benefit the church restoration project will be held on Saturday, Oct. 24.
The group is requesting individuals, businesses and anyone interested, to consider becoming a participant of the 2026 Talbotton Blues Festival.
Harris County Airport To Host Open House Oct. 24th
The Harris County Airport, located in Pine Mountain, will host its annual open house on Saturday, October 24, 2026 from 10 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. This free event will feature free airplane rides, antique cars, inflatables, airplane displays, and much more.
SR 41 BRIDGE REOPENS
After more than nine years, a closed railroad bridge has reopened.
Hummingbird Festival This Weekend
Thousands of visitors will be in Hogansville on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 17-18, will the Hummingbird Festival returns to the city.
The event is one of Georgia’s favorite and well-attended fall festivals that began in 1998 by Glenda Jones and Jackie Byars. Eventually Hogansville’s late Mayor Bill Stankiewicz and Mary Stewart assumed responsibility for the festival.
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Northside football coach Daniel “Boone” Williams looking for more fight after shutout loss to Lee County
Northside’s defense had a solid showing against Lee County, ranked 28th nationally, but the other two phases left something to be desired in the loss.
Friday Night Football Roundup — Week 9
Half of Houston County took their final bye week this week, and the other half struggled to score besides one outlier.