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The upside of the Bulldogs having a rebuilding year is that we get exciting games again like we did on Friday. Those
poor Red Devils must wonder if they're ever gonna beat us again. If not this year, then when? It looked like we were
gonna blow it. I was madder than Hillary Clinton at a cross-stitch convention when Jackson pulled even and tied the
game late in the fourth quartet. They had all the momentum, and we looked whipped. In fact, if we hadn't managed two
first downs by the fuzz on the football, seffing up Rico Harden walk-off touchdown with 19 seconds left, then I'm bet-
ring we lose that game. Time was not on our side, and it wouldn't been over for us in overtime. Alas, MP coach Brian Nelson
is sometimes called the luckiest coach in Middle Georgia, and his boys found a way to win again on Friday night. Meanwhile, on
Saturday night, I was a liffle disappointed not to see our own Malik Herring playing for the Bulldogs against Vanderbilt. His mother
said on the Reporter Facebook page that Malik suffered an ankle injury in warmups. Hopefully he'll return for
the home opener Between the Hedges this Saturday. Speaking of that, y'all need to come off that dollar
and subscribe to this here fmh wrapper before Friday to have a chance to win four FREE lower-level
tickets AND a parking pass to the Arkansas State-UGA game on Sept. 14. Peace out!
Don't fence m in: Stockbridge
man escapes injury in -75 wreck
Deputies
searching
for runaway
12-year-old
A helicopter, a drone
and bloodhounds
were being deployed
on Tuesday afternoon
to try to find a 12 year
old girl who ran away
from home in the
Smith Road area.
Sheriff Brad Freeman
said they think the girl
is in the woods but
they haven't been able
to find her as of press
time. The girl goes to
a special needs school
in Macon that was out
of classes on Tuesday,
said Freeman. She got
into an argument with
her mother and left
the home, said Free-
man. The sheriff said
they found the girl on
lohnstonviUe Road
during a previous time
that she ran away.
A Stockbridge man escaped serious injury when he crashed his
Honda Civic into the black fence in front of Tiff College Drive
on Tuesday. Taylor Green was driving south on 1-75 to school
in Warner Robins when he lost control and spun into the faux
wrought iron fence along Patrol Road in front of the Tiff College
campus, doing major damage to his vehicle and the fence. Green
said he was tired and may have dazed off. Above, Forsyth police
Maj. George Foster talks with Green after the wreck.
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