Grant Turner
Grant Turner is the editor of the Barnesville Buzz and an educator, coach, and writer based in Barnesville, Georgia. He shares stories that bridge community, faith, and personal growth. In addition to teaching and coaching, Grant is Director of Musical Worship and a Sunday School teacher at New Hope Baptist Church in Zebulon, Georgia. He lives in Barnesville with his wife, Haley.
Trojans Bring Thunder to Putnam County, Still Perfect at 8–0
Lamar County hurried home happy from Eatonton on Friday night as the undefeated Trojans secured another win and took another big step toward a...
LCHS Softball Powers Past Dodge County, Moves On to Round Two
The Lamar County softball team won both games of a Wednesday doubleheader to advance to the second round of the GHSA Playoffs.
Game 1 –...
Lamar Volleyball Advances, Will Host in 2nd Round Saturday
The Lamar County varsity volleyball team set the tone early in the first round of the GHSA State Playoffs on Tuesday, sweeping Bryan County...
Trojans Light Up the Scoreboard with 61-Point Explosion
Last Friday, the Trojans began Fall Break with a bang, securing a dominating win over another region opponent, Utopian Academy. Lamar County won by...
Lamar County Softball Opens Playoffs at Home Against Dodge County
It’s playoff time at Aldora Field, and the LCHS softball team is ready to begin its playoff run today while school is out for...
Lamar County Volleyball Opens State Playoffs at Home Today
It's postseason time for GHSA Volleyball, and the Lamar County varsity volleyball team is looking to make a playoff run.
Lamar County enters the Class...
Trojans Shut Out Titans to Cap Homecoming Week
The undefeated Lamar County football team topped off the 2025 Homecoming Week with a 27–0 victory over the Towers Titans on Friday night at...
When God Fills the Workday
The brevity of life is something we have probably all considered at some point, whether we wanted to or not. If you are an...
Safety Upgrade Coming to Dangerous Intersection in Lamar County
One of Lamar County's busiest intersections is getting a new traffic signal.
Today, October 8, 2025, the Georgia Department of Transportation’s Quick Response Program is...
What to Do When You’ve Reached Your Limit
Life moves fast sometimes, does it not? Whether it's the daily grind at work, keeping up with packed schedules, catching up on house projects...
