Richard Ingram argues that Lafayette’s service, humility and personal style offer a model for teaching young people about purpose, integrity and courage.

LaGrange City Council honored Helen Woodyard, 91, for earning her GED through West Georgia Technical College after beginning ...

Joe Frye, 37, serves Troup County through his role at Rosemont Baptist Church, mission work, school coaching and support for ...

LaGrange has launched an online application page for residents interested in serving on eligible local boards and agencies.

LaGrange launches a litter patrol vehicle to target complaint areas and major roads, with plans to add temporary staff as the ...

Olivia Damron’s three-run homer powered Troup to an 11-2, mercy-rule region win over Upson-Lee as the Tigers improved to 6-2 ...

Troup-Harris Regional Library System cardholders can access free Google Career Certificates and AI training through Georgia Public Library Service.

Jessica Smith, clinical manager at Heart and Vascular Care of Georgia, reflects on her path from restaurant work to health ...

LaGrange inducted 32 students from local schools into its 2026-2027 Youth Council during the City Council meeting on Aug. 25.

After weeks of late theater rehearsals, Cathy Hunt plans to make amends with Gracie, her devoted shelter dog, through ...

At 21, Jaylen Maddox leads The 706 Collective, a new nonprofit focused on creating safe, empowering spaces for youth in Troup ...

JD Render starred on both sides of the ball with five tackles, a sack, interception and touchdown run in LaGrange’s 28-9 win ...