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Dublin native Angie Tracey comes home to promote new book
Tracey is returning to her native Dublin this month for several events to share her story. She will be the guest speaker for the Christian Women’s Connection and the Women After Five groups on Sept. 17 and she will hold a book signing event at The Olive Branch on Sept. 26.
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Plenty of points to prove for local teams in week 3 football matchups
Whether unbeaten, winless or somewhere in between, Laurens County’s teams will each have some type of chip on their shoulder going into some important week 3 matchups.
Key wins for MoCo, Dodge, Bleckley, Brentwood, and more of the midstate’s week 2 football results
First victories, confident second wins and heartbreaking fourth quarters highlighted a second week of football in the Heart of Georgia filled with single-score games.
Dublin aces stiff test against AAAAA Perry to take record to 2-0
The Irish rushed for 568 yards, and spurned the Panthers on downs four times, in Friday’s declarative victory to remain unbeaten, and hand a nearby AAAAA powerhouse its second-straight loss.
Scott scores four more TDs as Johnson County shuts out Warren County in Thursday-nighter
Jeremiah Scott supplied most of the offense again as the Trojan defense forced four turnovers to keep the Screamin’ Devils silent in Thursday night’s home opener.
Fourth-down frustrations, Edmund Burke’s big plays get best of Trinity in tough loss
The Crusaders competed in situations, but again struggled to keep pace on the scoreboard with a second-straight home opponent that had them outmatched in experience, and explosive plays.
Regional stories
The Johnson Journal – September 8, 2026
The Johnson Journal – September 8, 2026
Cary Convenience reopens, now with 24/7 gas pumps
The Cochran gas station now offers gas pumps open 24-hours.
Alamo City Council Amends Contract for Sludge
The Alamo City Council reviewed proposed changes to a contract pertaining to the city’s “sludge” during their regular monthly meeting on Aug. 17 in the Alamo City Hall.
Times Journal Post – September 3, 2026
Times Journal Post – September 3, 2026
Tri-County Connector – September 3, 2026
Tri-County Connector – September 3, 2026
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