By Lois Harper

I was honored and blessed last Saturday when my home was chosen by Douglas Adkins, youth minister at Madison Baptist Church, as a work place for two van loads of teenagers from churches in Alpharetta, Cartersville, Atlanta, Conyers and Madison.

They had already worked at another location in the morning, resting while eating lunch, and their conversation was of their church back home.

They went to work trimming the rail tips, washed the sides of the house, raked and bagged le

By Margie Ward

Our church family was saddened on Friday afternoon after hearing of the death of George Wilkes of Oconee County. He was the father of Shelia Thomas and Stacy Pritchett that go to our church. Our Christian sympathy goes out to his family during this time.

On Sunday morning we had a good attendance at church. We missed some regular members who were out. Some were sick and others were traveling. Hope they will all be back next week. We did have visitors. We hope they were blessed

Staff Writer

Morgan County High School’s golf team remains undefeated this season following a 154-183 over Eastside High School at the Indian Creek golf course in Covington.

"That’s our lowest score of the year, and it was on a road course, too," Head Coach Steve Cisson said of the win. "I’m very pleased with that."

Eric Dodd turned in a par-36 for the team’s low card last Wednesday, followed by sophomore Clint John’s 2-over score of 38. Brad Kelly trailed juts behind w

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Morgan County’s JV Diamond Dogs split their season openers to take a hard fought 13-11 win against Cedar Shoals, and a lopsided 12-1 loss to Eastside High School.

"To get a win was very exciting," said Head Coach Allen Crowley. "I though we executed offensively very well, and had just a few defensive miscues."

The Dogs were strong at the plate, with Bancs Bowers going 3-for-5 with one run, and Dudley Spence hitting 3-for-3 with two runs.

All but one start

The MCHS Net Dog teams managed to fit in a game between inclement weather as they posted wins over Monticello in their first region action of the season.

The boys’ team (4—0, 1—0) led the way with the Purple Hurricanes not registering a point in any of the five matches played. Hunter James, Shane Neugebauer and Cameron Cartee each picked up 8—0 wins in single’s action. No. 1 doubles team Patrick Jackson and Billy McIntyre and No. 2 doubles team Jeff Royal and Corey Woodward also picked up 8—

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Perpetuating an all-time undefeated streak, Morgan County’s Lady Dogs golf team triumphed over Baldwin County and Eastside High Schools this week.

Baldwin entered into the match last Tuesday without their number two golfer, but any disadvantage would have been neglible in light of the Lady Dogs’ sizable margin of victory. Lynne Laseter and Amanda Poland dominated on home course Hard Labor Creek, securing a 108-132 stroke win on a balmy, clear day. Laseter shot a 51 over nine ho