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SPORTS Trojans lauded at football awards event WALTER GEIGER news@barnesville.com The Trojan football coaching staff held its an nual awards presentation Sunday afternoon at the Fine Arts Center. Players lauded were: Willie Hamm Perseverance Award: Hunter Treadwell and Ju’Corie Zellner. Kenny Green Trojan Pride Award: CJ Allen and Christian Bostic. Iron Trojan Award: Braydon Pines and Jaden Banks. Scout Team Players of the Year: Ty Head, Kale Bryan and Amon John son. 1st Team All-Region: Allen, Banks and Josh Moore. 2nd Team All-Region: Devin Bateman, Connor Vaughn, Daniel Dinkins, Zellner, Pines and Dona- van Sanford. Honorable Men tion All-Region: Bostic, Treadwell, Danny Chap pell and Josh Wright. LC basketball back on track after COVID break The LC basketball teams got back into ac tion Friday after a break due to COV- 1D-19 concerns, hosting Mon- ticello Friday and Washington County Satur day. The Trojans (3-13, 1-5) fell to Monticello 5340 then got walloped by WACO’s Golden Hawks 71-19. The Lady Trojans (13- 4, 6-1) routed Monticello 74-18 and then won a 57-56 thriller over WACO 57-56 in a critical region game. Scoring and statistics for these games were not available at press time Monday. LC is scheduled to travel to Dodge County tonight and host Bleckley County Friday. Check with the school on game days for possible changes. Soccer season kicks off tonight The LC varsity soccer teams open play tonight when they travel to Locust Grove for a scrimmage. The Trojans play at 5:30 p.m. with the girls game to follow at 7:30 p.m. The annual Trojan Cup gets underway Monday, Feb. 1 when LC battles Monticello. LC takes on Trinity Christian on Feb. 2. Lady Trojans soccer rosters have been posted The rosters for the Lady Trojan soccer pro gram were announced Friday after a week of tryouts. These rosters do not reflect the pos sible addition of players who were out last week due to COVID or who are currently playing other sports. Tryouts will be offered to those so affected. Varsity: Brittany Arreola, Tamya Blasingame, Alaina Cato, Kaylah Grammer, Lily Harris, Paige Mayfield, Mack enzie Sherrit, Madison Smith, Savannah Taylor and Iniyah Walker. Junior Varsity: All JV players are potential crossovers to play varsity. Varisty/JV designations may change during the course of the season. Aniyah Barron, Cara Bishop, Ally Bloxham, McKenna Boutwell, Des- hunna Bowles, Vanessia Byrd, Chloe Cornelius, Armani Flewellen, Kaylee Hamrick, Maci-Lauren Lanier, Macy Smith, Samiya Smith and Mor gan Strickland. LCMS: Jenny Beverly, Ava Bushby, Lametriana Byrd, Krista Hatifeld, Makaiya Howard, Ava Lonberg, Wren Lonberg, Emily McEvers, Karolina Page, Giada Ritch, Chel sea Roberts, M’Kenzie Smith, Addison Swatts, Grace Taylor, Rachel Tay lor and Raegyn Thomas. LCMS alternates: Qua’nijah Brown, Haven Flournoy, Payton Stanley and Tessa Walls. Help welcome the first local baby of 21)21! Each new year, The Herald Gazette features the first baby born to Lamar County parents. Help us welcome the first baby of 2021 with a feature story and photos. Call the newspaper office at 770-358-6397, email us at news@barnesville.com or stop by The Herald Gazette office on Greenwood Street to share the news. Tuesday, January 26,2021 ®jje 1) trait) <©a?Ett? 9A Judge Tommy Wilson to hear arraignment calendar February 2 The following de fendants were indicted by the December term Lamar County grand jury and will be arraigned in Lamar superior court Feb. 2 with Judge Tommy Wilson presiding. John David Matthews, six counts aggravated cruelty to animals, 23 counts cruelty to animals and unlawful disposition of a dead animal. Latitia Adelle Mat thews, six counts aggra vated cruelty to animals, 23 counts cruelty to animals and unlawful disposition of a dead animal. Demarcus Quintez Webb, two counts driv ing with suspended license. Kenneth Kamone Fos ter, suspended license and failure to stop for a stop sign. Rachel Lynn Jossey, fleeing and attempting to elude and speeding. Kenneth Andrew Scott, aggravated as sault. Tyleek Deion Hard away, fleeing and at tempting to elude and obstruction. Leroy Anthony Page, trafficking in meth, pos session of marijuana, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and failure to maintain lane. Tametra Doreen Lloyd, criminal damage to prop erty and simple battery. Rommie Sullivan, simple battery. Tracy Rebecca Hatch er, possession of meth and possession of drug related objects. William Chase McMur- ray, trafficking in meth and possession of drug related objects. Jessica Louise Dod son, burglary and pos session of meth. Aspen Nicole Pierce, burglary. Aspen Nicole Pierce, two counts entering an auto. Calvary Lee Akins, burglary. Darrien Lamar Bowles, theft by taking, fleeing and attempting to elude, hit and run, obstruction and suspended license. Wesley Bradford Wood, aggravated as sault on a peace officer. Patricia Lane Moyer, criminal damage to property and criminal trespass. Karren Trappio Plaines, following too close, window tint violation, two counts obstruction, trafficking in illegal drugs, possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and theft by receiving stolen property. Diego Hernandez, traf ficking in marijuana. Steven Comesin Hunter, trafficking in marijuana. Caitlyn Elizabeth St. Hilaire, trafficking in marijuana. Desjwa Quaashie Rambus, fleeing and at tempting to elude and no license. Taivo Demarcus Pitts, The following criminal cases will be heard in Lamar superior court Feb. 2 with Judge Tommy Wilson presiding. Christopher M. Cham- bley, theft by receiving two counts crossing guard lines with contra band, possession of a controlled substance and possession of marijuana. Jonathan Davis, traf ficking in illegal drugs and possession of a fire arm during the commis sion of a felony. Najee Arkeen Davis, fleeing and attempting to elude, trafficking in illegal drugs, possession of a firearm during the com mission of a felony and obstruction. Matthew Lane Goetz, trafficking in meth. Nicole Diane Enke, trafficking in meth and obstruction. Justin Arron Red ding, trafficking in meth, obstruction, fleeing and attempting to elude and window tint violation. Johnny Andrew Sryock, failure to main- stolen property. Ashley M. Tucker, theft by receiving stolen property. Aaron C. Holloway, criminal trespass and simple assault. Aaron C. Holloway, tain lane and trafficking in meth. Otis Bernard Jackson, trafficking in marijuana and failure to maintain lane. Donald Chandler Gordy, aggravated as sault on a peace officer, criminal attempt to commit a felony, posses sion of a firearm during commission of a felony and criminal damage to property. Charles Steven Mann, possession of meth and theft by receiving stolen property. Mickey Scott Miller, possession of meth, theft by receiving stolen property and possession of marijuana. Cody Eugene Toland, possession of meth, theft by receiving stolen prop erty and possession of an illegal weapon. disorderly conduct. Devion L. Thomas, fleeing and attempting to elude, failure to stop at stop sign, reckless driv ing, improper passing and possession of mari juana; motion for bond. VOTE! Paul Kunst for Chief Magistrate Judge Your choice matters! With Paul Kunst, you will get a judge that is: • A LCHS graduate, a Gordon graduate, and a UGA graduate • A John Marshall Law School honors graduate • A 20 year member of Antioch Baptist Church • A licensed and practicing attorney, in good standing with the Georgia Bar • Fair to all and partial to none • A neutral and detached Chief Magistrate Judge, as required by law • A successful businessman that has served the community for nearly 25 years • The ONLY self-made businessman and practicing attorney in this race! The right training. The right experience. The right choice for Lamar County. Make your choice known at the polls! Early voting starts February 22! Election Day is March 16! — Judge Wilson to hear criminal cases Leading new life-saving cardiac intervention program at Upson Regional Medical Center starting December 2020 Treatment of heart failure, rhythm disorders, and preventive cardiac care Varicose leg vein treatment including radiofrequency ablation CARDIOLOGY 612. W. 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