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Two juveniles arrested for firing guns in the city limits. City of Dublin’s Flock Gunshot Detection System help authorities make arrests.
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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.
Fumbles frustrate East Laurens efforts at Southeast Bulloch as first win escapes in OT
Turnovers gave and took away, but were far more costly than they were beneficial for the Falcons as four fumbles sunk their fortunes on a self-destructive Friday in Brooklet.
Spike in turnout, sport’s local growth has West Laurens volleyball set to continue recent rise
Record participation and the exciting potential of some emerging underclassmen has the Raiders anticipating good things in both the near and long-term future.
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The Johnson Journal – September 1, 2026
The Johnson Journal – September 1, 2026
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.
Twiggs County could be Middle Georgia’s next industry hub
A Twiggs County lobbyist thinks Twiggs could be the next hub for industrial land development in central Georgia.
How an Alamo Restaurant Operator Found Calling and Community
For the operator of Alamo’s Bulldog Grill, running restaurants seems to run in the family.
Tri-County Connector – August 27, 2026
Tri-County Connector – August 27, 2026
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