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Riverkeepers keep at it
At Thursday’s noon hour meeting of the West Point Rotary Club, Henry Jacobs, the deputy director of Chattahoochee ...
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I-85 lane closed between LaGrange and West Point for maintenance
Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) contractors are set to conduct maintenance at I-85 between mile markers 8-10 starting ...
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LaGrange Youth Council to expand
The LaGrange Youth Advisory Council may soon be expanding. The City of LaGrange is looking to expand its ...
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Kia Georgia begins assembly of the 2025 Kia EV9 All-Electric SUV
The 2025 Kia EV9 is the first electric vehicle assembled in the state of Georgia and joins the ...
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Railway closures coming to West Point
CSX Transportation will be doing work on all railroad crossings into West Point. The railroad company is scheduled ...
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COLLINS COLUMN: The Power of Bold Prayer and Persistent Faith
As I read 1 Kings 18 this morning, I was struck by two aspects of Elijah’s behavior and ...
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Point University graduate serves with Navy Chaplain Corps
Lt. Nikolas Fraustro, a Point University graduate, recently completed training at Naval Chaplaincy School to serve as a ...
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KNAPP COLUMN: What I Saw (and You Probably Didn’t) at the Libertarian National Convention
In presidential election years, the Libertarian Party holds its national convention over Memorial Day Weekend. I returned home ...
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It’s official. Hazel hired as new superintendent
Dr. Rachel Hazel has been officially hired as the new superintendent for the Troup County School System. Hazel ...
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Troup County Sheriff’s Office incident reports for the period ending May 30
Out of vehicle reported on the 2000 block of Billy Tucker Circle, Hogansville Criminal trespass reported on the ...
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Troup County Sheriff’s Office arrest reports for the period ending May 30
Dennis Lamar Williams, 64, 125 Ward St., LaGrange, GA, fleeing/attempting to elude officer, driving without license plate displayed ...
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TCSS to purge records
The Troup County School System will purge records of gifted students who graduated in May 2023. Gifted students/their ...
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LaGrange approves UDO amendments
The LaGrange City Council has approved four text amendments to the city’s Unified Development Ordinance. The first change ...
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Local students named to LaGrange College VPAA’s List
The following LaGrange-area students were recently named to the LaGrange College Spring Semester Vice President of Academic Affairs’ ...
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TURES COLUMN: Judges Target Columbia University’s Conservatives And Jewish Students With a Boycott
Academic freedom is a hot topic on campuses. Lately, some judges have taken it upon themselves to promote ...
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New budget brings electric rate hike for LaGrange
Immediately after being sworn in on Tuesday, new LaGrange Mayor Jim Arrington and Council member Darby Pippin joined ...
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COLLINS COLUMN: Embracing the Reality of Following Jesus
If you think that following Jesus means everything gets easier and everything you imagined falls into place, then ...
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Langley and Parker selected to Georgia Dugout Club All-Star team
Two LaGrange High seniors will be getting the chance to take the diamond together one last time. Tanner ...
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Troup County Sheriff’s Office incident reports for the period ending May 29
Fraud reported on the 1100 block of Floyd Rd., Pine Mountain Runaway reported on the 100 block of ...
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Troup County Sheriff’s Office arrest reports for the period ending May 29
Cornelius Darrell Rome, 50, 137 Hogansville Rd., LaGrange, GA, failure to appear (state) Tonknequa Tybrazziya Holloway, 24, 116 ...
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Moosman column: Memories of Mary Joy
By: Mary Joy’s Momma, Amber Robinson-Moosman Thank you from my whole heart for helping us make it through ...
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Fifty Shades of Pain walk brings support and awareness for Lupus
Hundreds of attendees came out for the annual Fifty Shades of Pain Inc. Lupus Awareness Walk/Rally on May 18 at ...
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SMITH COLUMN: Alan Kinder
There are so many all-American qualities about Alan Kinder, who grew up on the opposite side of the ...