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Undefeated Rome High Lady Wolves Ready for Showdown With Georgia’s Best
For decades, Barron Stadium has been the stage for some of Rome’s biggest football moments. From the legendary West Rome-East Rome rivalries to NAIA and NCAA Division II showdowns, and more recently the dominance of Rome Wolves football, the historic venue has become synonymous with high-stakes competition. On Thursday...
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Marietta Daily Journal
Pebblebrook outslugs Kennesaw Mountain for 62-45 win
MABLETON -- Despite a less-than-ideal season, Pebblebrook was able to end its home schedule on a high note. Behind an offensive attack that Kennesaw Mountain’s defense could not stop and a five-touchdown night from Tyree Carter, the Falcons rolled to a 62-45 shootout victory over the Mustangs on senior night at Falcon Stadium. Pebblebrook coach Rodney Hackney said he was proud of the way his team finished. “Any time you go through what we’ve been going through, when we’ve been in close games and just haven’t finished the drill -- the kids did finish tonight, so I’m proud of them for that,” Hackney said. Pebblebrook (3-6, 1-4 Region 3AAAAAAA) scored first on a 5-yard run by Dontavious Pierce. The Mustangs answered just two plays later on a 61-yard deep ball to a wide-open Curt Walker. The Falcons went back in front immediately, hitting Carter for his first score of the night, a 62-yard pass from quarterback Matthew Benton. Following a touchdown run from Kennesaw Mountain's Caleb Pinkerton, Pebblebrook found Carter on another pass, another long one from 49 yards out. The Falcons led 21-14 after Carter’s second touchdown, and there were already 35 combined points with still about 3 minutes
Rome News-Tribune
McClellan: High school predictions for Oct. 30
The Model Blue Devils and Rome Wolves picked up big wins on a full Friday night of high school football action. This week features a big night of region play, including a battle between Unity Christian and Lanier Christian for the GAPPS 9-man Region 1-AA championship. The rankings beside each team are the GHSA postseason power rankings that determine the makeup and the seeding of playoff teams Class 2A No. 16 Pepperell (4-4, 3-2) at No. 9 Model (7-1, 4-1)Series history: Pepperell leads 39-21-3 Last meeting: Pepperell defeated Model 35-7 on Oct. 10, 2025. The Pepperell Dragons lost to a Heard County team 48-7 that will win the Region 6-2A regular season championship. The Model Blue Devils continued their impressive offensive showing and turnaround from a year ago by dominating Darlington 54-21. Model wins by 4. Private No. 17 Darlington (4-4, 2-3) at Class 2A No. 41 Armuchee (0-8, 0-5)Series history: Darlington leads 20-2 Last meeting: Darlington defeated Armuchee 49-7 on Oct. 19, 2023. The Darlington Tigers gave up a lot of points in a surprisingly one-sided 54-21 loss to Model. The Armuchee Indians remain winless following a 58-0 loss at Bremen. Darlington wins by 30. Class 2A No. 31
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Local High School Football Teams Take the Field for Week 11 of the 2026 Regular Season [AUDIO]
It’s time for area high school football teams to take the field for the eleventh week of play in the 2026 regular season!. WLAQ 1410 AM/96.9 FM will have coverage of Darlington football tonight as the Tigers head to Armuchee to take on the Indians. Darlington heads into the...
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Chaudron Gille to Lead the University of North Georgia
Chaudron Gille has been appointed interim president of the University of North Georgia. She will assume her new responsibilities on November 1. Located in Dahlonega, the University of North Georgia enrolls more than 18,300 undergraduates and nearly 1,000 graduate students, according to the most recent federal data. Women represent 56 percent of the university’s undergraduate student body.
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Model makes history in dominant win
The Model High Blue Devils didn’t just win Friday — they made football history. The No. 9-ranked Model squad dominated the host Darlington Tigers in all three phases of the game, romping over the Tigers 54-21 at Chris Hunter Stadium. The victory not only gave the Blue Devils (7-1 overall, 3-1 in Region 6-AA) their most regular season wins in a decade, but it also snapped a 14-game losing streak to the Tigers that spanned almost three decades. The last time Model beat Darlington was in 1997, a 15-14 overtime win. And the last time the Blue Devils beat the Tigers on the road? The “Miami Vice” theme song was No. 1 on the charts — November of 1985. It was the most points a Model team had ever scored against Darlington, and it was the biggest margin of victory the Blue Devils have ever had over the Tigers in the 32-game series between the teams that dates back to 1972. Not only did Model snap its long losing streak to Darlington, but it kept alive a chance to win a region championship. The seven wins so far are the most for a Blue Devils team since 2016. Model will
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Local High School Football Teams Enter Week 11 of 2026 Regular Season
Week 11 of the 2026 regular season has arrived for area high school football teams!. WLAQ 1410 AM and 96.9 FM will have coverage of Darlington football this Friday night as the Tigers hit the road to take on the Armuchee Indians. In other match-ups on tap for this week:
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Is Taking a Minor Worth It?
For college students, adding a minor can mean gaining new skills while taking on additional coursework, costs and time. According to Tanya Hargrove, a University of North Georgia career specialist and internship coordinator, the value of pursuing a minor depends on how clearly it supports a student’s goals. Hargrove said students should understand their desired career path before choosing a minor.
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‘We Have Spirit Yes We Do’… Right?
If you look around the University of North Georgia’s five campuses, chances are you’ll see UNG merchandise. However, there seems to be a disconnect between showing school pride and showing school spirit at university sporting events. Although people show up to home games all the time, student attendance...
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GNTC’s Accelerated Academy holds Fall 2026 Graduation
Twenty-eight students earned their High School Equivalency (HSE) through Georgia Northwestern Technical College’s (GNTC) Accelerated Academy on Tuesday, Oct. 27. The graduation ceremony was held in the Conference Center on GNTC’s Gordon County Campus in Calhoun. The free Accelerated Academy classes, held Oct. 15-17, provided meals and snacks, HSE instruction, practice tests and testing.
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Bradley Central High Breaks Ground On Dual-Purpose Storm Safe Room And Science Wing
Bradley Central High School broke ground Tuesday on a new addition that will spend most of its life as a science wing and, when severe weather rolls through, transform into a community safe room. The dual-purpose facility is being funded through FEMA’s Hazard Mitigation Grant Program, bringing a long-discussed safety upgrade to the Cleveland campus one step closer to reality.
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Metro Atlanta college waives undergraduate, graduate application fees for November
Kennesaw State University is waiving application fees for all undergraduate and graduate applicants throughout November. The effort marks the first time the university has extended fee waivers to graduate-level applicants. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks]. University officials say the fee waiver is part of the...
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Dalton Public Schools to open 2027-28 year with two middle schools for grades 6-8
DALTON, Ga. — Dalton Public Schools will shift to a two-middle-school model beginning with the 2027-28 school year, with both schools serving students in grades six through eight. District leaders say the change is intended to create two complete middle school communities and provide clearer pathways from middle school...