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Jones County beat Warner Robins 51-14 on Friday night (in Gray), giving the Greyhounds a final regular-season win and dropping the Demons to 5-4 overall.

Warner Robins will host Perry next.

Warner Robins lost 51-14 to Jones County and now sits 32nd in 5A, making next week's home game against Perry a must-win to reach the playoffs.

Houston County beat Northside 56-35 and rose to 14th in initial 6A rankings while Northside QB Keirion Tate was carried to the hospital (injury).

Northside shut out Hawkinsville 27-0 Thursday, but coach Tyler Smith said he wants the team to sharpen focus as they begin region play next week (Nov.

3 at Veterans, 6:15 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.).

Robins Air Force Base’s protocol team coordinates travel, lodging, scripts, honor guards, and event logistics to ensure distinguished visits, ceremonies, and community events run smoothly and meet Air Force requirements (including the Airman Memorial and Air Force Ball).

Warner Robins set a program record with a 65-0 win over Montgomery County, with offense, defense, and special teams scoring and senior Kherington Johnson adding four touchdowns; the Demonettes (9-1) posted their ninth shutout and have two regular-season games left before region play.

Houston County beat South Effingham 2-1 at South Commons on opening day when freshman Kali Bradley delivered the walk-off; the Lady Mustangs were set to play Creekview on Oct.

29 at 2:45 p.m. Veterans lost 12-0 to Lassiter and dropped to the loser’s bracket, facing Pope on Oct. 29 at 7:15 p.m.

Peach County leaders say a 1,500-acre mega site helped secure Audi's billion-dollar manufacturing plant that will bring about 4,500 jobs to Middle Georgia, with construction expected in 2028.

Fall Line Armory opened Oct.

10 on Houston Lake Road in Kathleen and offers buying, selling, trades, gunsmithing, laser engraving, and consignment (2380 Houston Lake Road, STE 300); hours are Tuesday–Thursday 9 a.m.–6 p.m., Friday 9 a.m.–7 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.–2 p.m.