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Mobile · MobileLaGrange, Ga. March 28, 2025 – Troup County School System parents and legal guardians of kindergarten through twelfth-grade students may request a transfer to another school in the system under House Bill 251. If granted, the transfer will be in effect for the 2025-2026 school year. All applications and supporting documentation are available on www.troup.org and must be received April 7 through April 24, 2025. All mailed applications and support…See the Story
TCSS School Choice Applications Now Available
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Columbus County · Columbus CountyFrom 1/1/2025 – 3/31/2025 Agents of the Chambers County Drug Task Force/ Alabama Drug Enforcement Task Force, Chambers County Multi-Jurisdictional SWAT Team, Chambers County Sheriff’s Office, Valley Police Department, Lafayette Police Department, and the Lanett Police Department conducted numerous operations, traffic stops and search warrants that resulted in the execution of 5 search warrants, and the arrest of 69 individuals on 161 charges. Ar…See the Story
Chambers Drug Task Force record 69 arrests in first months of 2025
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Lanett · LanettLast Saturday morning, more than 1,500 volunteers helped remove about 41 tons of trash from Chattahoochee waterways and riverbanks. The trash was cleaned up during the Chattahoochee Riverkeeper’s 15th annual Sweep the Hooch volunteer cleanup. During the cleanup, volunteers walk, wade and paddle their way along the Hooch to help remove any litter or dumped garbage they find. Tammy Bates, Outings Director for Chattahoochee Riverkeeper, said they s…See the Story
Volunteers clean up 41 tons of trash from the Chattahoochee
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Lanett · LanettLaFayette Main Street’s next Food Truck Festival will be on Friday, May 9. From 6 to 10 p.m. ET, downtown will be filled with food trucks, booths and vendors. As with the other food truck festivals, there will be musical entertainment throughout the event. LaFayette was designated as a Main Street community in 2022. Since then, the LaFayette Main Street organization has applied for grants, hosted community events and sponsored new city signs t…See the Story
Summer food truck festival returning to LaFayette
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West Point, Georgia · West PointMark your calendars! Hats and Heels 2025 is set to take place on Saturday, May 3rd, from
6 PM to 10 PM at the West Point Park Pavilion in West Point, GA. This event promises an evening filled with live entertainment, delectable food trucks, unique retail vendors, and exciting activities that celebrate community spirit and style. The night will feature:
Live Entertainment: Enjoy performances from local artists and bands.
Food Trucks: Savor a vari…See the Story
Hats and Heels: Sip Cafe derby returns to West Point
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Lanett · LanettFollowing the announcement of Daniel Lundy’s, Assistant County Engineer, departure from the county at the beginning of the County Commission meeting on Monday, there were only a few other agenda items. County Engineer Josh Harvill asked the commission to approve a request from the Springwood School National Honor Society. The organization has asked to “Adopt a Mile” of Country Club Road (CR 84) from Hillcrest Cemetery to Providence Baptist Chur…See the Story
County hires IT and law firm following fraud
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LaGrange, Georgia · LaGrangeLast Thursday and Friday, Point University welcomed more than 500 students from across Troup County to the Scott Fine Arts Center for a performance of the opera A Muskrat Lullaby, by Edward Barnes. The storyline of the children’s opera is based on the book Mama Don’t Allow by Thacher Hurd. The opera, directed by Dr. Toni Anderson, was presented by music students from Point University’s Department of Fine Arts, chaired by Andrew Harry. Audiences…See the Story
Point University Fine Arts Department Presents A Muskrat Lullaby - LaGrange Daily News
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