Deer Firearms Season is Open
Deer firearms season opened Saturday, Oct. 22 and continues through Jan. 8, 2023. “We are shaping up for an excellent deer season. Last season, the buck harvest dipped a little, so hopefully we will have more mature bucks this year,” said Charlie Killmaster, state deer biologist for the Wildlife Resources Division. “A reminder for those…
Read MoreCity Commissioners Hear Presentation on School Zone Speeding Prevention
By LYDIA BERGLAR News Editor The Oct. 17 Trenton City Board of Commissioners meeting focused largely on a presentation about cutting down school zone speeding using a company called Blue Line Solutions. Commissioner Mike Norris had met previously with Ryan Moore of Blue Line Solutions and brought him in to present to all of the…
Read MoreFootball Playoffs
The Dade Recreational Football League had two teams advance to the second round of playoffs. “B” and “C” teams took victory over DAR on Saturday, Oct. 15 with the B team winning 6–0 in overtime. B team members are Gunnar Cox, Blake Guinn, Ethan Buehrer, Malachi Dee, Joseph Burrow, Deacon Cameron, Ezekiel Miller, Huck Case,…
Read MoreBerglar Named News Editor of Sentinel
By LYDIA BERGLAR News Editor I didn’t go to Dade County High School. I wasn’t raised on Georgia, Alabama, or Tennessee football. I don’t have a single relative in the tri-state area, but I am proud to call Dade County home. I started working as the news editor for the Dade County Sentinel on Oct.…
Read MoreWolverines Come Away With 44–14 Homecoming Victory Over Eagles
By EDDY GIFFORD Sports Writer The Dade County High School football team celebrated homecoming Friday night with all the festivities that go along with the game. Different activities all week at school, a parade, and then the big game. None of that distracted the Wolverines from the main task, the game! The Wolverines took the…
Read MoreState Play Underway For Lady Wolverines
By EDDY GIFFORD Sports Writer The Dade County High School Lady Wolverines softball team traveled to Armuchee last week to face the Lady Indians in a Region 7 match up. After a scoreless first inning, the Lady Wolverines got on track, scoring two runs to take the early lead. In the top of…
Read MoreDCHS Is Second Seed In State Volleyball Tourney
By EDDY GIFFORD Sports Writer The Dade County High School Lady Wolverine volleyball team had a big home match Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 p.m. when they faced Rabun County in the first round of the state tournament. The Lady Wolverines entered the tournament as the second seed from Region 7 while Rabun County is the…
Read MoreDade County Film “Free Puppies” Will Be Shown Saturday At DCHS
By GENE ESPY Publisher The Dade County Pet Project will present a film, “Free Puppies” this Saturday at the Dade High School Auditorium that will focus on animal over-population featuring the Dade County area. Three years of hard work went into the making of the film. Monda Wooten had a friend in New York that…
Read MoreObituaries — Oct. 19 Issue
CHRISTIAN COLLINS Christian (Chris) Lynn Collins, 53, of Trenton, passed away Thursday, Oct. 6, 2022. Chris was born October 16th, 1968 in Boaz, AL to Bobby Collins and Charlene Adams. He was a loving husband and father. Chris was born October 16th, 1968 in Boaz, AL to Bobby Collins and Charlene Adams. He studied at…
Read MoreDouglas On Trial For Two Counts Of Murder
By GENE ESPY Publisher A registered sex offender who allegedly murdered a 23-year-old woman by pushing her out of a moving truck on Highway 299 was scheduled for trial this week among other Dade County Superior Court cases. Jeremiah Christopher Douglas, 41, (A.K.A. Count Spankulaa) is accused of two counts of murder, aggravated assault and…
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