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Hebron Christian

Hebron Christian

2024 Hebron Christian Football Preview

By Colin Hubbard The Gwinnett Daily Post   OFFENSE   The Lions took a step back on offense last season, and that didn’t come as much of a surprise after losing Gavin Hall, who transferred to Gainesville after putting up video game numbers at quarterback in 2022.
Elbert County

Elbert County

2024 Elbert County Football Preview

By Mark Wells The Elberton Star   After a successful 2023 season that saw the Elbert County Blue Devils football team advance to the quarterfinals of the GHSA State Playoffs for the first time since 2015, the 2024 squad is ready to deal with the high expectations that come along with having a...
Photo by Benjamin London

Photo by Benjamin London

Computer forecast for Region 8-AA

The Maxwell Ratings, compiled by mathematician and Georgia High School Football Historians Association founder Loren Maxwell, have projected the region finishes of all 415 football-playing schools in the GHSA.
The Hartwell Sun

The Hartwell Sun

Bankrupt Badcock Home Furniture closing all Georgia stores

ATLANTA - A Florida-based furniture chain that has been a fixture in Georgia and other southeastern states for more than a century is going out of business. Badcock Home Furniture & More, with more than two dozen locations in Georgia, announced on Facebook Aug.
From small flatwater streams in South Georgia to raging whitewater runs in North Georgia, the public’s ability to access and recreate on the state’s streams could be determined by the recommendations made by the special House Study Committee on Navigable Streams.

From small flatwater streams in South Georgia to raging whitewater runs in North Georgia, the public’s ability to access and recreate on the state’s streams could be determined by the recommendations made by the special House Study Committee on Navigable Streams.

Georgia committee on navigable streams to meet today

A special House study committee tasked with determining where Georgians have the right to boat, fish and hunt on Georgia’s streams will hold its first meeting today in Atlanta.