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The Spun
U.S. School Shocked By 'Sudden' Death of 13-Year-Old Student
Awful news out of Georgia.
nashvillelifestyles.com
2026 School Guide: Nashville & Middle Tennessee’s Top Schools and Colleges
Choosing the right school is one of the most important decisions families make. Our 2026 School Guide highlights leading schools, colleges, and educational institutions throughout Nashville and Middle Tennessee, helping students and parents discover the best fit for every stage of learning. University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. At the University...
Cherokee Tribune
Woodstock aims to keep Rome winless
Last Friday might, Woodstock played its closest game of the year since the season opener. It didn’t go the Wolverines’ way, though, as they fell 13-10 to Cherokee County and Region 6AAAAAA rival Creekview. Despite the result, first-year coach Justin Pearce saw the effort he was looking for to start the second half of 2026. ‘We have to play at one play at a time, and that’s what our guys did,” Pearce said. “We told them to get up and make them earn it, and defensively, we did that. We kind of limited some of the big plays that we have been giving up and we made them continue to drive. I couldn’t ask for better effort, right? Those dudes played as hard as they possibly could and gave us a chance.” It was the best defensive performance of the year for Woodstock (1-5, 0-3), which is the No. 48-ranked team in the GHSA’s latest PSR report. The Wolverines have a chance to improve that ranking this Friday night as they square off with a struggling Rome (0-6, 0-3) team that holds the No. 47 spot. Like Woodstock, Rome has a much younger roster than in years past, along with
decorhint.com
This Little-Known Georgia College Sits On Top Of A Mountain With Incredible Views
Picture a college where the morning walk to class ends at the edge of the sky. Most campuses sit beside a highway or a busy downtown. This one claims a mountaintop instead. The drive up winds through thick forest, and every curve hints at something bigger ahead. Then the trees...
southern-accent.org
Southern reemphasizes dress code expectations
Faculty and students have felt a noticeable shift this semester as Southern places renewed. pressure on enforcing its dress code. A beginning-of-the-year email sent by Dennis Negrón, vice. president of Student Development and Title IX coordinator, reminded the student body that “all. students are expected to maintain compliance...
Now Georgia
‘Cardiac Warriors’ strike again, steal late win over Gilmer [VIDEO]
‘Cardiac Warriors’ strike again, steal late win over Gilmer [VIDEO] Some teams have a knack for stealing victory from the jaws of defeat. White County continued to keep its fans on the edge of their seats, earning yet another comeback win. When the final horn sounded, the Warriors (5-1) capped off a comeback 21-14 win against Gilmer in Cleveland to open region play.…
wrganews.com
Rome High School hits highest graduation rate in school history
Thirteen years of learning. Thirteen years of growing. Thirteen years of teachers, parents, bus drivers, school nutrition staff, counselors, administrators, coaches, support staff, and countless others investing in a child. And then, on graduation day, comes approximately 13 seconds. A student’s name is called. They walk across the stage. They...
bartowsportszone.com
No. 1 Cartersville dominates Cass, 50-0
The Cartersville Purple Hurricanes' defense set the tone from the opening kickoff Friday night, and the No. 1-ranked team in Class 5A rolled to a 50-0 victory over No. 7 Cass at Doug Cochran Stadium on the campus of Cass High School. Cartersville improved to 6-0 overall and 2-0 in...
acadspartanreview.com
Acad Comes Back in a Homecoming Game Upset
In a homecoming game thriller, Athens Academy football beat Whitefield Academy 42 to 41 on Friday, Sept. 25. The team scored three touchdowns in the last seven minutes to come back and secure their second win of the season. Going into the fourth quarter of the game, the Spartans trailed...
Marietta Daily Journal
KIPP pulls away from NCC
KENNESAW — North Cobb Christian found itself in the position it wanted Friday night. Then the mistakes began to pile up. Turnovers and missed opportunities plagued the Eagles as KIPP Atlanta Collegiate erased an early deficit and rolled to a 48-17 victory. North Cobb Christian held a 14-6 advantage after quarterback Jayden McCullough scored on a 1-yard run in the second quarter, but KIPP responded by outscoring the Eagles 42-3 the rest of the way. “I think they just attacked and we didn't protect,” North Cobb Christian coach PJ Hughes said. “Just made a couple plays where we weren't very secure with the ball. We gotta practice ball security better.” North Cobb Christian (3-2) was playing for the first time in three weeks after its Sept. 11 loss to Wesleyan. KIPP (5-1) entered having won four of its first five games, including shutouts in each victory. The Eagles' problems began early. Oakleen Padgett lost a fumble with about five minutes remaining in the first quarter, and KIPP capitalized to cut North Cobb Christian's lead to 7-6. “We were right where we wanted to be, and then we started making mistakes,” Hughes said. “I wouldn't say that it was rust, but
wlaq1410.com
Local High School Football Teams Take the Field for Week Seven of the 2026 Regular Season [AUDIO]
It’s time for area high school football teams to take the field for the seventh week of play in the 2026 regular season!. WLAQ 1410 AM/96.9 FM will have coverage of Darlington football tonight as the Tigers host the Heard County Braves. Darlington heads into this match up with...