Erin Burditt is a journalist for McDuffie Progress, a local newspaper in Thomson, Georgia. With a focus on local sports, Erin covers high school athletics and community events, providing readers with up-to-date news and analysis.
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The Thomson High School softball team started their season on Friday, August 4, playing two games at Patriots Park, and are 0-2 on the season.
The Thomson Bulldogs football team started off their year with a win over the Evans Knights in a scrimmage at the Brickyard last Friday night.
Rick Allen, U.S. representative for the 12th District in Georgia, stopped her on Thursday, August 17 to tour the Thomson Plastics facility and came away impressed.
The Thomson High School football team opened their season away last Friday, again coming up short of defeating rival Burke County.
The Thomson High School football team bounced back from their week one loss in a big way, coming away with a road win against Jefferson County, 46-7. With this win
The Thomson Pop Warner football program is entering week three of their inaugural season.
The Thomson High School football team celebrated another region championship last Friday night after defeating Glenn Hills High School. The Bulldogs scored quick and often, beating the Spartans 62-8 last Friday night.
The Third Annual Charles Pettis Classic saw its biggest turnout to date, making it a huge success this year.
The Thomson High School girls' basketball team suffered their first loss of the season during their Christmas tournament in Jones County. The Lady Dogs are now 8-1 on the season, and 2-0 in region play.
The Harlem High School boys' basketball team kept their win streak alive by defeating cross town rival Evans High School.
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