Hart prepares for a win or go home situation against the Purple Hurricanes of Monroe Area on Nov. 3.

Hart County’s offense was held scoreless for the second week in a row, as Hebron Christian defeated the Dogs at home, 27-0.

The Bell Family YMCA of Hartwell is set to host its first annual “Kick for Charity” kickball tournament on Nov. 18th.

Hart County’s back-to-back girls state champion in pole vault Amelia Johnson announces her commitment to continue her academic and athletic career at the University of Alabama.

After sweeping Columbus in the Elite Eight, the Volley Dogs fell to the Lady Warriors of Oconee County in four sets to end their historic season.

A senior three sport athlete at Hart County High School has fought the road to recovery, and is set to play a big role for her final seasons in basketball and track.

Hart County looks to rebound against Hebron Christian, after being held scoreless in their first region loss to Stephens County.

Offensive woes lead to the 35-0 shutout loss against Stephens County.

I cannot believe it has already been a full year since I took over as the sports writer for The Hartwell Sun. But it almost didn’t happen.

The Hart County High School boys and girls cross country teams competed in the Region 8-AAA meet in Bogart Oct. 21.