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Local Teams Learn Playoff Paths as Coosa Suffers Last-Minute Heartbreak
The road to a state championship is officially set, and several area football teams will be part of the postseason field when the GHSA playoffs kick off next week. From hosting first-round games to challenging road trips, local programs now know exactly where their championship journeys will begin. Perhaps the...
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Marietta, Georgia, woman on probation charged in alleged knife attack on boyfriend
A woman from Marietta, Georgia, already on probation after an earlier domestic-battery case involving her boyfriend is charged with aggravated battery and domestic battery after an alleged knife attack at a Washington Street home on Oct. 29. At her first appearance after the incident, a judge barred Jessica Olivares-Moran from contacting the alleged victim, Lake & McHenry County Scanner reported.
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Braves Offseason Chat: Rome Braves Name Returns Fridays in 2027
The Rome Emperors will use the “Rome Braves” name on Friday nights throughout the 2027 season, reviving the identity of Atlanta’s High-A affiliate. The move comes amid unconfirmed rumors that the team could leave Rome after 2027; the Braves and team owner Diamond Baseball Holdings have made no formal announcement.
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North Paulding pulls away from Wheeler
DALLAS -- Braden Stark threw for 238 yards and five touchdowns as Wheeler was no match against Region 5AAAAAAA champion North Paulding, capping off a disappointing 2026 season with a 45-7 loss at Wolfpack Stadium Friday night. With nothing to lose, Wheeler (0-10, 0-7) attempted several trick plays, and blitzed often defensively against a Wolfpack team that didn’t seem intent on establishing the run. The Wildcats stayed close with North Paulding (8-2, 7-0) for the majority of the first half. However, it was special teams miscues that found themselves trailing 24-7 at halftime. The Wolfpack ,who clinched their second region championship in five seasons with a dominating 41-0 victory at Cherokee last Friday, turned the momentum in the favor with Micah Johnson’s 58-yard punt return advancing to the Wildcats 23-yard line. On the next play, North Paulding took full advantage of the field position, as Stark found Presley Carr for a touchdown to give the Wolfpack a 7-0 lead. On the next North Paulding possession, they started at the Wheeler 44 after a 10-yard punt. Just like the previous possession, the Wolfpack only needed one play to get into the end zone. Stark completed a 44-yard pass to Jaden Scoggins