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Game of the Week – Stephens County vs Crisp County
Game of the Week – Stephens County vs Crisp County Our Game of the Week takes us to The Reservation for the second time this season, as the Indians of Stephens County host the Crisp County Cougars in the first round of the playoffs. Stephens County By the second week of the season, many had written Stephens County off. It was perplexing, an 0-2 star…
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A Georgia Surgeon Accused of Renting Out VIN-Swapped Cars Now Faces 40 Felony Counts, Up From 19, With 4 Co-Defendants
A clerk at the Houston County tag office in Perry, Georgia, told a sheriff’s deputy in July 2024 that a title Patrick Narh-Martey had brought in looked fake. On Wednesday, 13WMAZ reported that a grand jury has now indicted the Warner Robins surgeon on 40 felony counts, up from the 19 he faced after his arrest in April, and that four other people are charged alongside him. Prosecutors say the cars he rented out through his side business were stolen. None of it has been proven in court.
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How Middle Ga.'s upcoming Audi plant in Peach County will impact Macon's economy
Macon-Bibb County invested $7 million to develop the Middle Georgia megasite where Audi AG plans to build a $4.2 billion plant that will employ 4,500 people. In return, the county is set to receive roughly $56 million in payments from the company, which are to begin in 2028 and span 20 years, according to the economic development agreement. The total economic footprint from the plant’s construction and operation could reach $49.3 billion by 2035, and annually the plant could generate $8.54 billion from production, according to a report from Middle Georgia State University’s Center for Economic Analysis. As is, the plant — which will be located on Peach County land that’s 25 miles from Macon — could become one of Middle Georgia’s biggest employers. A potential second phase of the project could bring in another 3,000 jobs and another $3 billion in investment, according to the agreement with Audi. The Middle Georgia State report also noted an additional 4,500 jobs could be generated on top of the initial 4,500 promised from the plant’s opening. Jobs in supply chain logistics, warehousing and transportation will crop up to ensure the production of Audi’s premium SUVs, said Greg George, director of MGA’s Center
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Defense steps up for Kell in win over Houston County
MARIETTA -- Kell coach Bobby May said his team would have to win the turnover battle to prevail against Houston County, and the Longhorns prevailed on both counts. They forced four turnovers and made two critical defensive stops in a 37-17 win over the Bears at the Stockyard in a first-round Class AAAAAA state playoff game. “Our defense played a hell of a game,” May said. “Offensively, obviously, we gave up the ball too much, but, thankfully, our defense stepped up and not only forced turnovers, but we got a couple of fourth-down stops.” The 15th-seeded Longhorns (9-2) advanced to play second-seeded Lee County on the road next Friday. The Trojans routed Northside (Warner Robins) 55-0. Kell overcame a shaky start -- it fumbled on its first offensive play -- with a pair of critical defensive plays. They stopped 18th-seeded Houston County (5-6) on a fourth down to end their first offensive possession. When Houston County got the ball back, running back Austin Stinson caught a screen pass, spun out of a tackle near midfield and took the ball 69 yards to the 1-yard line. The Bears then fumbled the ball away and Kell returned it past midfield. A few
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Lady Wildcats Set to Face Palm Beach Atlantic in Valdosta
VALDOSTA, Ga. – The Fort Valley State University women's basketball team is back in action as the Lady Wildcats travel to Valdosta, Georgia, to take on the Palm Beach Atlantic Sailfish in an exciting nonconference matchup. Under the leadership of Head Coach LaToya Jones, the Lady Wildcats look to...