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Longtime Porterdale mayor Arline Chapman passes away
Arline Chapman, who served as the City of Porterdale’s Mayor for 12 years, has died. On Thursday, the City of Porterdale officially shared the news via a letter from the desk of current Mayor Michael Patterson.

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Newton County Schools awards 2026 CTAE Students of the Year
Gracie Woodward of Newton College & Career Academy and Journey Hay of Newton County STEAM Academy have been named Newton County Schools’ (NCS) 2026 CTAE (Career, Technical and Agricultural Education) Students of the Year.

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Newton County Schools announces District Winners of Young Georgia Authors Competition
Newton County Schools (NCS) has announced the 2026 district-level winners of the Young Georgia Authors (YGA) Competition, celebrating student writing from across the district.

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Rod Baker reflects on first season as Lady Eagles’ head coach
In year one under head coach Rod Baker, the Eastside Lady Eagles appeared to not miss a beat. The team tallied 14 wins and returned to the Class AAAA playoffs as a No. 4 seed. Although the Lady Eagles’ season ended in the first round in a close loss to Wayne County, Baker did not shy away from evaluating the successes of the season.

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Gavin Gorham signs to play football at LaGrange College
After a career-best year as a senior, Eastside’s Gavin Gorham is officially going to LaGrange College. The 6-foot-4, 330-pound offensive lineman put pen to paper in the Eastside media center on Thursday as he finalized his move to the college level.

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