Glenn Hughes is a journalist who focuses on local sports news and events. He writes for the Charlton County Herald and his work has also appeared in Realclearmarkets, Llc and Lexology. With a passion for covering local sports teams and their achievements, Glenn keeps readers informed about the latest results and highlights in the community.
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Glenn's focus is largely on local sports, particularly high school basketball and regional games. He appears to prioritize event coverage and announcements related to team wins/losses, homecoming games, and season wrap-ups.
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By: Glenn Hughes
By Glenn Hughes
The Charlton County Indians will head to Lincolnton this Saturday to face Lincoln County after falling 51-37 in the annual Swamp War battle in Homerville. The game against Lincoln will be on Saturday and kickoff has been scheduled at 4:00.
The Charlton County basketball season began in full swing last week with the Maidens picking up wins over Pierce County and St. Andrews while falling to Brantley County. The Indians picked up a win over Pierce County.
I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving and is ready to get into the Christmas spirit.
The Charlton High School Maidens and Indians traveled to Nahunta last Friday to face Brantley County and came away with a split of the two games. The Maidens would win
The Charlton County basketball squads split with Brantley County last Friday with the Maidens picking up the win to improve to 5-2 on the season. Both teams will be in
I hope everyone had a great Christmas and will have a Happy New Year.
The Charlton County Recreation Department had five All-Star Soccer Teams participate in the "Jitterbug" Soccer Tournament on December 14 in Brantley County. Charlton Recreation is proud to announce that three
Congratulations to junior Maiden basketball player Christiona Farmer for passing 1000 points in her career despite missing most of her sophomore season due to injury.
The Charlton County High School Indians and Maidens opened up the second half of their seasons by splitting a pair of games last Friday night against Turner County in Ashburn. The Maidens picked up the win to improve to 2-0 in region play while the Tribe fell short against the Titans to even their region record at 1-1.
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