During the Women's March on Versailles in October 1789, Lafayette calmed mobs, shielded the royal family, and emerged as the most powerful man in France.

Hogansville honors gas superintendent Ryan Diaz for completing GMA leadership program; council extends data center moratorium ...

Fall webworms spin webs on branch tips but usually don’t kill healthy trees; learn how to recognize them, when they threaten ...

Troup County commissioners are weighing a request for a new calendar clerk to coordinate court schedules, speed cases, and help ease jail crowding.

Let’s Play brings a family-friendly board game shop to LaGrange’s Lafayette Square, offering unusual tabletop games to buy or ...

Local thrift shops join for Aug. 15 crawl with maps, prize basket drawing, refreshments and sidewalk sale to boost small businesses and bring the community ...

Limited-edition prints are helping Pine Mountain raise nearly half the funds needed to restore its iconic Trains Mural and ...

Callaway rising senior Kaiden James, a 3-star two-way standout with offers from Auburn and Louisville, has committed to play ...

At a friend's bucket-list birthday party, a retiring interior designer scribbles an unexpected wish—then spends the next 11 ...

For the fourth year, LaGrange's Broad Street Church of Christ is donating over 200 fully stocked backpacks to Troup County ...

Columnist Dick Yarbrough spotlights Builders Movement’s "Builders BBQ," a summer campaign using cookouts and shared meals to ...

Dean Collins reflects on Ezekiel’s difficult prophetic calling and challenges believers to embrace their own assignment to ...