Hogansville News

It's beginning to look like the holidays throughout LaGrange as the community readies for the 33rd annual Christmas parade next week.

Dear Andrea, It's hard to believe that you've laid down your editorial pen and moved on to life south of retirement.

The incident which landed a West Point city councilwoman in court would not have been an issue had it happened in LaGrange and Hogansville.

Meet other parents of April 2010 kids and share parenting stories as your children grow.

Veterans across Troup County will hold ceremonies in LaGrange and Hogansville on Wednesday, and other events are planned this month to honor veterans.

Armed robberies were among the 75 indictments issued by a grand jury this week for the No-vember term of Troup County Superior Court.

Downtown Newnan welcomed Coweta's youngest trick-or-treaters Friday morning, but the official day -- Halloween is today -- has plenty of activities for celebrants of all ages.

Voters go to the polls Tuesday for municipal elections in West Point and Hogansville, and a special election for the District 129 seat in the Georgia House of Representatives.

One in a series On Hogansville City Council, incumbents Bobby Joe Frazier and Charlie Frank Martin face opposition from Derek Hay and Scott Worthy, respectively.

Robyn Miles / Daily News Landon Gogel wore a tractor during a Halloween costume parade Wednesday afternoon at the Early Learning Center at Lafayette Christian School.

Thieves broke into Hogansville's community food closet over the weekend and the charity now needs cash donations to replace food items.

This is the first in a series of question-and-answer sessions with candidates for next week's elections.

Halloween is more than a week away, but Hogansville is getting a head start on the spooky doings with a haunted house while West Point hosts a downtown ghost walk.

Scene for a movie are being shot in Hogansville, and extras are being sought Saturday.

One inmate may have saved another from serious injury when a hit-and-run driver lost control of her car on Ga.

A former Troup County teacher has been sentenced to five years in prison and 15 years of probation after pleading guilty to molesting a 13-year-old student.

Former Troup County teacher Elizabeth Gaddy pleaded guilty Monday to molesting a 13-year-old seventh-grade student.

Early voting for area municipal races and for the special election to fill the House District 129 seat begins Tuesday.

A political debate hosted by Westside Voters League is at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Senior Center in Hogansville.

A judge ruled Friday that the state can present evidence of "similar transactions" in the trial of Elizabeth Gaddy, who allegedly had sexual relations with a 13-year-old male student she had taught at Callaway Middle School.