Trombonists include (front row, L-R) Tinsley River Powell, Jamal Eberhardt and Michael McDonald; (back row, L-R) Lukas Smith, Alexander Carruth and Gage Vasile. (Photo submitted by Hilaree Hudson)
Erin Miller and senior football player Ormani Rucker react as Miller was announced as the 2025 Miss Bulldog prior to the game. (Photo by Benjamin London)
Work-based learning students at Hart County High School who are working in some of Hart County’s local manufacturing industries include (L-R) Nasir Clark (Fenner Dunlop Americas), Jerioin McLendon (Haering Precision USA LP), Dalton Harris (Ritz Instrument Transformers), Landon Whitmire (Haering Precision USA LP), Braden Roberts (Haering Precision USA LP), Riley Worley (Fabritex Inc.) and Hunter DeRossett (LINDE + WIEMANN US Inc.) (Photo submitted by Teresa Bishop)
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Photo by Benjamin London
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AARP Chapter #2006 members (front row, L-R) Ida Hartland, Mary Lewis, Sandy Mariacher, Deb Caudle, Nancy Sturm, Vonda Smith, Ophelia Craft and Milli Teasley; (back row, L-R) Claire Bramlette, Jan Doten, Bonnie Fracy, Rick Fracy, Alice Worthan, Al Burch, Steve Brown and Hand Sturm gather for the group’s annual picnic on Sept. 17. With 35 members, the chapter is the only AARP within the Northeast region, and it primarily serves the people of Hart and Franklin counties. (Photo by Adriana Cascio)
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Scarecrows, like the one from HYDRA, have begun to pop up all over town. Voting for the People’s Choice Award is open through Oct. 29. Ballots can be found on page 2 of this week’s paper. (Photo by Adriana Cascio)
The 2025 Homecoming Court includes (first row, L-R) seniors Briana Blewitt, Hannah Carey, Isabella Ayers, Kinsley Duncan and Mareli Fajardo-Bacilio; (second row, L-R) juniors Chastyn Haynie, Carly Dutton and Ayla Sanders and sophomores Peyton Kaiser, Trinity Freeman and Peyton Barrow; and (third row, L-R) freshmen Miya Spears, Bella Beck and Aliza Jo Beeson. (Submitted by Megan Millford)
