Nancy Ruth Tyson Sledge Mrs. Nancy Ruth Tyson Sledge passed away on July 28, 2016 at her residence. Mrs. Sledge was born on November 3, 1934 in Five Points, Alabama to the late Dewey Trent Tyson and Sara Lorene Williams Tyson. She was preceded in death by her father on December 6, 1955, her sister, Helen Tyson Reed Cannon on December ...
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Read More »Grangers Expect To Bounce Back From 5-5 Season, Burks Is Confident
In order for a football team to know where it’s going, it has to know where it’s coming from. LaGrange High knows. The Grangers were a very common football team in 2015 with a record of 5-5. LaGrange High and coach Dialleo Burks fell far short of all of their team goals, including the Class AAAAA state playoffs. So, one ...
Read More »Lafayette Christian Will Host GICAA State Title, All-Star Games
Welcome to the field of dreams. In Lafayette Christian’s first year in its new stadium, the Cougars will host the Georgia Independent Christian Athletic Association state championship football and All-Star games this fall. The state title game is set for Friday, Nov. 18 at LCS. Two weeks later on Saturday, Dec. 3 the GICAA will have the All-Star football game, ...
Read More »LaGrange Senior Quarterback, Perry, Could Miss Entire Football Season
One thing is for sure. Granger senior workhorse Laperrion Perry will begin the football season on the sideline. Perry, the LaGrange High dual threat quarterback, underwent surgery just a month ago at Northside Hospital in Atlanta. The 5-foot-9, 165-pound game breaker is on the mend. Perry is staying upbeat, but there is a possibility he could miss the entire season. ...
Read More »Movie Preview: Suicide Squad, The Joker Relationship, And The Birth Of The DCU
Some things in this life never change; some concepts are never depleted of their depths. These motifs, Shakespearian in nature, have been played with and morphed for ages now and are cast in brilliant new lights. The key to life is re-invention and we have seen time and time again characters and symbols that remain with us in the darkest ...
Read More »Ferguson And Hunt Earn Sound Victories
Former West Point Mayor Drew Ferguson won a sound victory in the runoff election Tuesday for the Republican nomination for Georgia’s 3rd Congressional District. Ferguson received 22,813 votes easily beating his opponent Mike Crane’s 19,490 votes, and winning by eight percentage points. Ferguson received strong support throughout the district, winning nearly every county with the Newnan based businessman, Crane, only ...
Read More »Cloverleaf Camp A Success!
Earlier this summer, eight 5th-6th grade students and one teen leader from Troup County attended 4H Summer Camp at Camp Wahsega. 4Hers spent the week learning about the forests and streams and the animals that live there. They were also given the opportunity to practice archery, scale the climbing wall, fly on the Flying Squirrel, go down the zip line, ...
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