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Overnight Storms Cause Widespread Power Outages Across Dade County

Overnight Storms Cause Widespread Power Outages Across Dade County TRENTON, Ga. — Strong overnight storms moved through Dade County and surrounding areas, leaving hundreds of residents without power early this morning. According to Georgia Power, 641 customers in Dade County are currently without electricity, with 23 ...

Dade County Government Offices to Close for Christmas and New Year’s Holidays

Dade County government offices will be closed in observance of the Christmas and New Year’s holidays on the following dates: Thursday, December 25, 2025, and Friday, December 26, 2025 (Christmas holiday) Thursday, January 1, 2026 (New Year’s Day) Holiday closure signage has been distributed to ...
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Dade Middle School Partners With “The Clothes Bin” To Support Sustainability And Fundraising

TRENTON, Ga. — Dade Middle School has announced a new partnership with The Clothes Bin Northwest Georgia, giving the community an easy way to support sustainability while also benefiting local education. Through the partnership, residents are encouraged to drop off gently used clothing and shoes ...

Dade County Executive Don Townsend Discusses Year-End Progress on K-WIN Radio

Dade County Executive Don Townsend Discusses Year-End Progress on K-WIN Radio TRENTON, Ga. — Don Townsend, Dade County Executive, joined Evan Stone on K‑WIN Radio Thursday morning to discuss year-end progress on several key county projects. During the on-air conversation, Townsend outlined major developments completed in ...
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Dade County Celebrates Ribbon Cutting at Historic Train Depot

Dade County Celebrates Ribbon Cutting at Historic Train Depot TRENTON, Ga. — Community leaders and residents gathered today to celebrate the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at the Dade County Train Depot, marking an important milestone for Dade County and honoring a cherished piece of local history. Following ...

Trenton-Dade Animal Center Breaks Ground, Marking Major Step Forward for Animal Control In The County

Trenton-Dade Animal Center Breaks Ground TRENTON, Ga. — December 16 marked a proud milestone for Dade County as community leaders, partners, and residents gathered to celebrate the official groundbreaking of the Trenton-Dade Animal Center, a long-anticipated project that will significantly enhance animal care and services ...
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Former Dade County Coach Shane Cauthorn Named Head Football Coach at Ridgeland

Former Dade County Coach Shane Cauthorn Named Head Football Coach at Ridgeland Walker County, Ga. — Ridgeland High School has announced the hiring of Shane Cauthorn as the next head football coach for the Panthers. Cauthorn brings a strong background of regional coaching experience to Ridgeland. ...

Historic Dade County Train Depot Reopens With A Ribbon Cutting & Dedication Ceremony , Celebrating Past and Progress

TRENTON, Ga. — Dade County residents are invited to celebrate a proud moment in local history as the Dade County Train Depot officially reopens with a Ribbon Cutting & Dedication Ceremony on Wednesday, December 17, at 11:30 a.m. The ceremony will be held at 111 ...
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Walker County Man Receives Life Sentences after Conviction for Raping and Molesting Family Members

Walker County Man Receives Life Sentences after Conviction for Raping and Molesting Family Members On December 3, 2025, a Walker County jury convicted Christian Austin Raines, for sexually assaulting his two minor family members, after a three- day trial before Chief Superior Court Judge Brian House. Raines, 24, ...

DeKalb County Judge Blocks NCAA Coaching Restrictions Against Jeremy Pruitt

A DeKalb County Alabama Judge has issued an order blocking the National Collegiate Athletic Association from enforcing coaching restrictions against former Tennessee head football coach Jeremy Pruitt. Pruitt was fired from the University of Tennessee in January 2021 “for cause” following an internal investigation into ...
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