LaGrange police chief asks council to raise nitrous oxide purchase age from 18 to 21 as officers report increased misuse and shoplifting.

Downtown West Point businesses will hand out Halloween treats along 3rd Avenue from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31.

LaGrange City Council unanimously backed a proposed $240 million Davis Road retail development that could bring Bass Pro ...

Loran Smith reflects on political rivalries, campaign antics and a memorable dinner between former Georgia governors Carl ...

Dean Collins reflects on Paul’s introduction in Romans, urging Christians to embrace service to Jesus and others before ...

Chase Mosley threw six touchdowns and Javarris Warner topped 300 rushing yards with three scores as unbeaten Troup defeated ...

Eight candidates for LaGrange City Council’s District 2 seat outlined priorities including blight, job training, housing and ...

West Point joined the Valley Partnership Joint Development Authority to collaborate on regional economic development, with no ...

State Sen. Randy Robertson and Democratic challenger Jeff Lowe discussed property taxes, tort reform, data centers, utilities ...

Callaway High graduate Austin Hanner advanced from a Fokker Services apprentice to process engineer, earning a master ...

Hogansville resident Toni Teagle is building mental health support through NAMI programs and her developing nonprofit, Echoes ...

LaGrange softball’s season ended with two one-run losses to Starr’s Mill in the first round of the GHSA AAAAA state playoffs.