Racket Dogs find positives in losses to Hebron and Oconee
Regardless of back-to-back losses in region play to Hebron and Oconee, the Racket Dogs’ coaches find positives in each match heading into the final stretch of region play.
Regardless of back-to-back losses in region play to Hebron and Oconee, the Racket Dogs’ coaches find positives in each match heading into the final stretch of region play.
After getting a win against Commerce at home, the Lady Dogs dropped their first region game of the season against Monroe Area on the road.
The Diamond Dogs momentum after winning the final game of the Oconee County series was snapped by Franklin County’s shutout win.
After defeating East Jackson in game one, the Lady Dogs fell to Franklin County in game two to begin the slow-pitch season.
The Hartwell Sun and the Hart County Charter System have teamed up to present an Athlete of the Week presented by McGee Heating & Air.
Carrying a win streak into region play, the Dogs kept it alive with a win over Monroe Area on the road.
Eight-year-old Hartwell native, Knox Payne, captures back-to-back state championships at the Georgia Wrestling State Championship in Perry, Ga. on March 3.
When “Pippin” debuts on The Elbert Theatre stage March 15, Rendarris “Ren” Gaines, will be one of the first, if not the first, leading black actors in the theatre’s history.
Students from Hart County Middle School teamed up with students from Franklin County High School to collect an impressive 1,175 pairs of shoes for Love Him Love Them’s ongoing mission to aid Haiti.
Hartwell’s Dawn Milford was named a 2023 National Clinician of the Year by CenterWell Home Health, a Division of Humana.