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thenortheastgeorgian.com | Lang Storey
The further removed one gets from their high school days, the easier it becomes to reflect on how fast those years flew by. At the time, it’s easy to get caught up in the grind of the day-to-day,... Premium Content is available to subscribers only. Please login to access content or purchase a subscription.
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thenortheastgeorgian.com | Lang Storey
• TIN POFFENBERGER/Special Lady Indians’ players (from left) Ryleigh Wilson, Lizzie Huebner and Miah Gragg celebrate a TFS goal earlier this spring. TIN POFFENBERGER/Special Lady Indians’ players (from left) Ryleigh Wilson, Lizzie Huebner and Miah Gragg celebrate a TFS goal earlier this spring. A fifth straight playoff berth and winning season was earned for the Tallulah Falls Lady Indians soccer program in 2025. The Lady Indians had several high points, with none more historic than a win...
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1 month ago | 
thenortheastgeorgian.com | Lang Storey
To put it bluntly, baseball can be a weird sport. Not only is it a game chock full of nuance, but momentum can flip on a dime. The Tallulah Falls baseball program knows that better than anybody.... Premium Content is available to subscribers only. Please login to access content or purchase a subscription.
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1 month ago | 
thenortheastgeorgian.com | Lang Storey
AUSTIN POFFENBERGER/Special Despite the loss, TFS third baseman Ashton Roache put two Indians runs on the board with his game one home run Friday against Stratford. AUSTIN POFFENBERGER/Special Despite the loss, TFS third baseman Ashton Roache put two Indians runs on the board with his game one home run Friday against Stratford.
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1 month ago | 
thenortheastgeorgian.com | Lang Storey
Top to bottom, the Tallulah Falls tennis program will send six seniors across the graduation stage later this month. Four student-athletes from the boys team, plus a pair of Lady Indians. ... Premium Content is available to subscribers only. Please login to access content or purchase a subscription.
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1 month ago | 
thenortheastgeorgian.com | Lang Storey
Spencer Frady made things official with Truett McConnell last week, signing with the Bears in the presence of his parents - Clint and Emily, and younger sister Reece. ADDIE MANEY/HCHSSpencer Frady made things official with Truett McConnell last week, signing with the Bears in the presence of his parents - Clint and Emily, and younger sister Reece. ADDIE MANEY/HCHS
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1 month ago | 
thenortheastgeorgian.com | Lang Storey
• After trying to evade a water dousing from Abigail Hotard, Head Coach Jeff LaBarbera finally accepted his fate following his team’s statement win Tuesday. DIANA VEGA/HCHS After trying to evade a water dousing from Abigail Hotard, Head Coach Jeff LaBarbera finally accepted his fate following his team’s statement win Tuesday. DIANA VEGA/HCHS• HCHS goalkeeper Everett Rudeseal gets vertical to make a save in the Sweet 16 this week. Rudeseal posted a clean sheet in the team’s win over Lakeside.
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1 month ago | 
thenortheastgeorgian.com | Lang Storey
The Diamond Raiders pose around Gage Teague’s No. 8 jersey following the team’s win to advance to the GHSA Elite 8 Wednesday at South Paulding. SUBMITTEDThe Diamond Raiders pose around Gage Teague’s No. 8 jersey following the team’s win to advance to the GHSA Elite 8 Wednesday at South Paulding. SUBMITTED
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2 months ago | 
thenortheastgeorgian.com | Lang Storey
Mr. Foster led WCON to new heights amid the rapidly changing landscape of the industry. This photo depicts what the station’s equipment set up looked like back in its infancy ... Mr. Foster led WCON to new heights amid the rapidly changing landscape of the industry. This photo depicts what the station’s equipment set up looked like back in its infancy ...
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2 months ago | 
thenortheastgeorgian.com | Lang Storey
Ken Phillips knew how to make himself at home in a radio booth. His voice became a household fixture around Northeast Georgia, but particularly in Habersham Central households. SUBMITTED Ken Phillips knew how to make himself at home in a radio booth. His voice became a household fixture around Northeast Georgia, but particularly in Habersham Central households. SUBMITTED A trailblazing radio personality, Ken Phillips’ voice helped usher in a new Habersham County sports landscape.
