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Creekview will be making back-to-back state playoff appearances when it takes the field Friday night at Jackson County. Creekview (6-4) was the 30th-ranked team in the Georgia High School Association’s new postseason rankings, and facing No. 3 Jackson County (10-1), will look to win its first postseason game since 2018, when it reached the quarterfinals. “Our guys are excited for the opportunity,” coach Trevor Williams said. “Obviously, we have a big challenge ahead of us with a very good Jackson County team, but these seniors have been playing football together for a long time. The ability to go out there and put the pads on with a chance to earn seven more days together is something that not every team in state gets, and our guys are well aware of that.” Creekview and Region 8AAAAAA champion Jackson County have some similarities schematically, with both offenses often employing two-tight end sets and utilizing the power run game. The Grizzlies have their first 1,000-yard rusher since 2023 in running back Carson Lott, who heads into Friday’s game with 1,173 yards and 13 touchdowns. The Panthers have also been dangerous on the ground this year between running back Daylan Maxwell (1,476 yards, 20
Under Georgia's SB 406, HOAs must register with the Secretary of State each year starting Jan. 1, 2027 or lose the power to collect fines, record liens or foreclose.
Dr. Claudia Emami says a 100.4 fever means keep kids home until 24 hours fever-free. What CDC, AAP and KidsHealth say about fevers and school-age children. The post Dr. Claudia Emami of Ascension Sacred Heart Emerald Coast Says a 100.4 Fever Means Keep Kids Home Until They Go 24 Hours Without One as Holiday Flu Season Starts appeared first on parentdiaries.com .
Columbus lottery player wins $400,000 on scratch-off ticket A Columbus lottery player won $400,000 this week playing the Big $5 Ticket. The lucky winner purchased the scratch-off ticket from the Macon Food Mart at 3161 Macon Road. The Georgia Lottery announced the winner collected the payout November 9, 2026, along with other players claiming major prizes. T…
Georgia homeowners are about to see something unusual on their 2026 property tax bills, which is a break. The state has announced a one-time $18,000 cut in the assessed value […]
Three Effingham County residents filed a civil racketeering complaint against OpenAI and local officials on November 6, 2026 — the third lawsuit to challenge the company's $20 billion Project Camellia data center campus since it was publicly announced in July. Plaintiffs invoke Georgia's civil RICO statute, seeking compensatory, punitive,...
MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – Thursday will bring cooler and breezy conditions behind the passage of a front. West-northwest winds of 10 to 15 mph with gusts up to 25 to 30 mph are. forecast through the afternoon. High temperatures at the higher elevations are projected to be in the...
Enrollment is projected to drop to 816,000 in 2027.
Atlanta, Marietta and Macon drivers should know why even treated highways can become dangerously icy.
The Appalachian Trail runs straight through a stone building in the North Georgia mountains. Hikers literally walk through a breezeway, past a shop, and back onto the trail. I love that detail so much. That same building opens on Thanksgiving Day. It only closes on Christmas. Meanwhile, a mountaintop a...
Pecan harvests are ongoing throughout the Southeast-producing areas of Georgia and Alabama. It has been a non-stop couple of weeks for growers, explains Lenny Wells, University of Georgia Extension pecan specialist. “Really from, say, around probably Leesburg, north to Fort Valley, kind of through that region, the harvest, from what...
Freeze Watch in effect for much of North and West Georgia Friday night The first winter cold front of the season has pushed through Georgia, and a Freeze Watch is in effect for most of the northwestern third of the state for Friday night. The Watch is in effect from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. Saturday for Bartow, Carroll, Catoosa, Cherokee, Cobb, Coweta, Dade, Dawson, Douglas, F…
Disputed charges could be put on hold pending state review.
MILWAUKEE – Today, the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum unveiled the first bobbleheads of Keisha Lance Bottoms and Jon Ossoff, who won their respective gubernatorial and U.S. Senate elections in Georgia on Tuesday, November 3rd. Keisha Lance Bottoms defeated Rick Jackson to become the first Black woman elected governor of a U.S. state. Upon inauguration, Bottoms will also become Georgia’s first Black and first female governor. Ossoff won re-election to the U.S. Senate, defeating U.S. Rep. Mike Collins.
Four people were displaced after a fire broke out at a home late Wednesday night.
Georgia High School Football Daily composite rankings. Central Georgia’s top 15 composite rankings in each GHSA classification, compiled by the Georgia High School Football Daily, from AJC/GHSFD, ITG Next, GPB, ScoreAtlanta, 680 The Fan, Coach Georgia, and MaxPreps, with the top team in each class and points. CENTRAL GEORGIA’S...
Tens of thousands of Georgians could lose their food stamp benefits under a new federal rule change proposed Tuesday.
A brand-new designer top, original tag still attached, once sold for one dollar at a thrift shop in this state. One single dollar. I keep thinking about that tag and the poor shopper who paid full price somewhere else. That find is not a lonely fluke either. Another mountain-town shopper...
A large invasive lizard native to South America has established a wild population in southeast Georgia , and state wildlife officials are asking residents to report sightings as they work to keep the reptiles from spreading. The Argentine black and white tegu can grow up to 4 feet long and weigh 10 pounds or more, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. DNR says Georgia's only known wild population is in Toombs and Tattnall counties. The agency has been investigating reports of the reptiles in the area since 2018. Although tegus are occasionally reported in other parts of Georgia, DNR says those sightings generally involve escaped or released pets rather than additional established wild populations. Where have invasive tegus been found in Georgia? The only known wild population of Argentine black and white tegus in Georgia is in Toombs and Tattnall counties, according to DNR. The agency began investigating reports in eastern Toombs County and western Tattnall County in 2018. DNR is working with the public and other partners to track sightings, trap the reptiles and assess the population. The University of Georgia's Center for Invasive Species and Ecosystem Health maintains a map of reported Argentine black and white
AGC Georgia's skills challenge in Marietta highlights the growing interest in construction careers among students.
