The West Georgia Choral Arts Festival marks its 10th year Saturday in LaGrange, bringing about 250 singers of all ages ...

LaGrange College’s Lamar Dodd Art Center hosts a Feb. 26 open house for “Intertwine,” featuring student works across multiple ...

Rotary Club of LaGrange honored Troup County’s top STAR seniors and teachers, naming LaGrange Academy’s Megan Lee and Munira ...

When should the Christmas tree finally come down? Bill King reflects on callers who still had theirs up in February, ...

Senior trio of Brown, Gates and Moreland power Troup past Cherokee Bluff 76-66 for program's first playoff win and Sweet 16 ...

Fulton County grand jury indicts Angel Marie Thompson on 80 counts, including murder and identity theft, in 2007 killing of Nicole Alston after a 2023 DNA match.

Long Cane Middle's Teacher of the Year Adledih Caldwell uses real-world conversations and creative projects to help students see how effort in class prepares them for life beyond school.

A daughter of a fierce competitor reflects on how her mother, a Super Bowl coach and our politics reveal why winning without integrity is not really winning.

LaGrange leaders say West Point Lake remains a reliable source as experts address water quality, lake levels, chlorine odor concerns and common misconceptions at community luncheon.

West Point’s development board reviews city assets, 10th Street land strategy and engineering plans at the Coca-Cola building site for a Marriott-branded hotel.

Sip & Scoop Soirée brings women-centered networking, free tea and ice cream samples, and a $30 VIP option to Hawkes Library on March 8 for Women’s History and Empowerment Month.

The Troup High girls basketball team saw its season come to an end on Wednesday with a 64-51 loss to North Hall in the first round of the 3A state playoffs. It was a disappointing ending for a season ...