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Southwest defeats East Laurens 70-58 to advance to state quarterfinals

The Patriots looked set for a deeper playoff run in the impressive win, which was fueled by solid performances by Chase Dupree and CJ Howard.
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The Lancers were without two of their players in what was a disappointing championship appearance.
In Candice Roberson’s coaching finale, Westside girls fall 68-43 in playoffs
Westside head coach Candice Roberson said after the game that she will move on from the school after 14 years there.
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As Macon’s population grew from 5,720 in 1850 to 12,749 in 1880, it was apparent that Macon needed a better water system. The first person in Macon to make this happen was Arthur E. Boardman.

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