The Oglethorpe County High School varsity boys basketball team is 1-12 overall and 1-5 in their region. Head Coach Carlos Strong says this year is a "building year" as he is focusing on the culture of the team. The team is huddled after practice on Wednesday, Jan. 15 to debrief their practice. (Photo/ Avery Cameron)
culture
Avery Cameron
While the Oglethorpe County boys basketball team record isn’t what he hoped, sitting at 1-12 overall and 1-5 in Region 8-A Division I, coach Carlos Strong has faith in his team. He said he believes they can finish well and build a new culture.
Wednesday, January 22, 2025
An original painting by Cheryl Washburn titled "Corvid-19" is a depiction of the artist's difficulties during the height of the pandemic. Washburn's work will be featured at the Art Crawl in Lexington on Saturday. (Submitted Photo)
Art Crawl returns to Lexington
Lily Baldwin
The artists in Oglethorpe County will have a chance to gather as a community and share their work this Saturday, Oct. 1. After a three-year hiatus, the second annual Art Crawl will return to the downtown Lexington area.
Thursday, September 29, 2022
Fred Gretsch has branched from his family’s heritage in the musical instrument business and opened G Brand BBQ in Crawford. (Photo/Sarah White)
Making his own mark in the BBQ biz
Alden Lisse
A well-known musical instrument company with 138 years of family ownership in its history has ties to a barbecue restaurant in Crawford.
Gretsch Music has manufactured guitars and drums since 1883, which have been sold to celebrities and music fans alike for generations.
Thursday, January 6, 2022
velyn Reece aims to decorate in a way that highlights and reflects the historic qualities of her Lexington home. Her home is a reflection of that this holiday season. (Photo/Sarah White)
Oglethorpe County all decked out for Christmas
Sarah White
Thursday, December 23, 2021
Perhaps you read Rick Bragg’s magazine columns in Southern Living and Garden & Gun. This is the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer’s 10th book. (Submitted Photo)
Opinion Column: Bragg's new book will help you soothe life's screeches
Dink NeSmith
Screeeeeeeeeeech!
I’m not sure which word best translates to fingernails clawing a blackboard. “Screech” comes as close as I can get.
Decades have vamoosed since I last heard that annoying sound, but a plethora of modern-day substitutes have come along since my grammar-school days.
Thursday, November 18, 2021