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| Dogs move to round two of state playoffs
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The Thomson High Bulldogs are among one of the three teams from Region 3-AAA still alive in the state playoffs. Thomson defeated the previously unbeaten Jackson Red Devils 28-14 on their home turf last Saturday night to advance to the second-round of the playoffs this week.
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JACKSON, Ga. - No longer can anyone say that the Thomson High Bulldogs aren't able to get past the first-round of the state football playoffs.
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| Nine Bulldogs named to All-Region teams |
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Nine Thomson High School players have received prestigious honors this week from area football coaches selecting them to All-Region teams. Seven of the local players were named to First Team All-Region, while two of them were named to Second Team All-Region.
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| Festival Off Main is Dec. 4-7 |
Thomson's sixth annual Festival Off Main is just around the corner just in time to get in the Christmas spirit and start holiday shopping.
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| Thomson High theater students to present Schoolhouse Rock Jr. Thursday and Friday |
The Thomson High School theater class is using its talents to broaden the horizons of local elementary students. For the first time, the elementary schools are going to the high school for a field trip to watch the musical performance Schoolhouse Rock Jr. The elementary performances took place Monday and Tuesday mornings and will continue on Friday morning. A separate performance for the middle school students also will be on Friday.
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| Sports Talk: The romance of high school football |
The Thomson Bulldogs turned the tables on the old seeding game with a big 28-14 victory over Jackson in round one of the state playoffs. Whether it wipes away the frustration of previous early round exits for the Bulldogs can be debated, but it looked like the coaches and players were enjoying themselves Saturday night.
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| Katelyn Isabella Brown |
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Brian James Brown and Melanie McDonald Brown of Grovetown announce the birth of their daughter, Katelyn Isabella Brown, born September 28, 2008, at Doctor's Hospital in Augusta. She weighed 6 lbs., 9 oz., and was 19½ in. long. She was welcomed home by her sister, Madeline.
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| Brody Travis Braswell |
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Amanda McDonald and Travis Braswell of Warrenton, announce the birth of their son, Brody Travis Braswell, born on September 21, 2008, at Doctors Hospital in Augusta. He made his debut at 12:48 p.m., weighing 6 lbs., 13 oz., and was 20 in. long.
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| Austin to wed Cook in December ceremony |
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Austin and Mr. and Mrs. David Kitchens, Jr., are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Katherine Malainne, to Billy Jakob Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Randy Cook of Jackson, Ga.
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• Restaurant Report Cards
• Annual Volunteer Summit celebrates mission of American Cancer Society
• Grassroots Arts Program funds three McDuffie County projects
• Business After Hours at Peacock Hill
• Crime news in the Police Beat
• Thomson man arrested after shots fired into home
• Bank robbery, contraband search force school lockdowns
• Commissioners vote 3-2 to hire construction at-risk management firm
• Book publisher makes donation to middle school
• Briarwood Academy Honor Roll and Merit List for first nine weeks
• AirStat charter plane service now flying out of Thomson-McDuffie Regional Airport
• Five Questions With Jordan Fanning
• TCB teams shine in competitions
• May participates in horse show
• Spooky and B.A.D.D.
• McDuffie County Farm Bureau wins district awards
• Wasden is MRMC September Golden Heart winner
• Thomson High' Jasmine Lott places in top 10 of poetry competition
• Battle of Gettysburg is topic of monthly Civil War Roundtable meeting
• Colonial Dames group gathers to celebrate Alexandria
• Physician spotlight - Dr. John Bieltz
• Tri-County Retired Educators meet
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