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MCHS falls in home opener to Hart (opens the original)
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The Madison County High School football made its home debut for 2026 but ran into a buzzsaw in the process. The Red Raiders (0-2) fell to visiting Hart County 51-12 last Friday. MCHS will look to get on the winning side this week when they host Franklin County. The Lions recorded a 55-14 win against East Hall last week. In other action involving region teams last week, East Forsyth defeated Dawson County 37-3, North Oconee defeated Stockbridge 38-24, Jefferson defeated Westside 55-21, Winder-Bar
BRIDGES: The right to hold officials accountable (opens the original)
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As citizens we have a right to know what our local government municipalities are up to. That is as true in 2026 as it has ever been. The reason is simple: the government operates, at all levels, on our tax dollars. Government does not exist without those funds (taken from us whether we like it or not). Yet it seems at times when a citizen does take an interest and wants to hold government officials accountable, they are often criticized or called negative names. In some cases, you get banned fro
Red Raiders fall to Morgan in opener (opens the original)
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There were some bright spots but the Madison County High School football team dropped its 2026 season opener on the road Friday to Morgan County High School 28-13. The Morgan County Bulldogs have been a perennial playoff team in recent seasons. Madison County will make its home debut this Friday against Hart County. In its season opener, Hart County crushed Habersham Central 51-3 as Xavier Allen rushed for almost 200 yards and three touchdowns. Quarterback Tucker Parson passed for 124 yards and
Instant Classic (opens the original)
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While Winder-Barrow High School and Apalachee High School are currently not in the same region, there was still plenty on the line this past Friday when the two football teams met inside W. Clair Harris Stadium. The main thing was bragging rights as the Bulldogs and Wildcats lined up for another installment in the Battle of Barrow County series. In the end, the host WBHS team rallied for a 19-15 win against a determined AHS squad to begin the season 1-0. âItâs always good to beat your crosst
BRIDGES: A new school year is here all too soon (opens the original)
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A new school year is upon us although I could swear the previous school year just ended. Summer break is certainly not what it used to be. Around 100 years ago when I was in school, we had around three months for summer. That was three months for recreation baseball, fishing, swimming, riding motorcycles, going to 4-H camp, spending time with your friends and eventually having summer jobs once we got older. Now students barely have time for much of anything with their abbreviated summer breaks.
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