L. Michelle Moore says a community is defined by how it cares for vulnerable neighbors, from unhoused residents and hospice ...

John Tures compares Trump’s DHS-funded “Love Me” ads with public service campaigns under past presidents, citing criticism ...

The LaGrange Development Authority hosted its fourth annual Manufacturing Day, connecting regional students with 28 industry ...

Delta Sigma Theta will host a LaGrange City Council District 2 candidate forum Oct. 5, with six of eight candidates confirmed to participate.

Adam Campbell carries on Quick Lube’s family legacy in LaGrange, expanding services, working alongside his brother and serving generations of local customers.

LaGrange City Council District 2 candidate Shavaskey Brown outlines priorities including youth violence, workforce readiness, ...

Springwood School earned the AISA Class AA Chairman’s and President’s Awards and was named a Blue Ribbon School for 2025-26.

Local author L.M. Williams will sign copies of “The Summer of ’65,” the first in her Southern Gothic series, Oct. 3 at The ...

Seniors and children with learning disabilities enjoyed boat rides, music, lunch, a petting zoo and miniature train rides at ...

Athens’ ADD Drug mourns Amy Gibson, the longtime lunch counter leader remembered for her hospitality, humor and care for ...

Troup County native Amoria McFarlin was one of two keynote speakers at the 16th annual Youth Royal Gala, hosted by the Destined For Greatness Outreach Youth Center, Inc., on Sept. 12. The black-attire ...

Wesley Methodist Church’s free third annual Harvest Festival returns Oct. 10 at December Place Farm with games, fishing, food ...