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Columnist Dick Yarbrough humorously makes his case as a write-in candidate for Georgia governor or senator after watching recent televised debates.
LaGrange businesses can renew 2027 registrations online starting in November 2026; registration is due Jan. 1, with late fees beginning Feb. 1.
Callaway High graduate Austin Hanner advanced from a Fokker Services apprentice to process engineer, earning a master technician certificate and more than $90,000 a year at age 21.
Eight candidates for LaGrange City Council’s District 2 seat outlined priorities including blight, job training, housing and code enforcement at a Chamber forum.
Chase Mosley threw six touchdowns and Javarris Warner topped 300 rushing yards with three scores as unbeaten Troup defeated Baldwin 63-32 on homecoming night.
LaGrange softball’s season ended with two one-run losses to Starr’s Mill in the first round of the GHSA AAAAA state playoffs.
Springwood School received a $10,000 BCBS of Alabama grant for new P.E. equipment as part of the 2026-27 Be Healthy School program.
Troup volleyball swept Shaw in the GHSA state playoffs, securing a second straight Sweet 16 appearance.
Callaway volleyball’s season ended with a 3-1 first-round state playoff loss to region rival Lamar County, despite a dominant third set and late chances in the second and fourth.
LaGrange police chief asks council to raise nitrous oxide purchase age from 18 to 21 as officers report increased misuse and shoplifting.
Lafayette Christian beat Central Christian 47-6 for its sixth straight win
A hospitality educator argues that hosting at home should center on people, not savings, with menus planned to keep hosts at the table.
Troup County school board is set to vote on an $84,825 contract for a full-time occupational therapist, along with Project Eagle updates and other school system items.
Bill King explores Christ Church on St. Simons Island, from its Wesley brothers roots and historic cemetery to its revival under Rev. Anson Greene Phelps Dodge Jr.
LaGrange council seeks an ordinance amendment that would let a municipal judge set fines for civil marijuana possession charges.
