If you thought this article is about General William Tecumseh Sherman going through the state of Georgia on the way to Savannah during the Civil War (War to Suppress the Rebellion) for folks from ...

On May 5, 1864 — months of preparation behind him — Federal Maj. Gen. William T. Sherman moved his three armies and 100,000 men into Georgia.

Silver Lake, Rossville and St. Marys elementary schools' Battle of the Books is their version of the War on 24 highway rivalry.

Police in Cobb County, Ga., are planning to destroy a live Civil War artillery round found at Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park. Some experts and collectors say that's unnecessary.

Silver Lake (1-0) edged Rossville (0-1) 33-26 in an OT classic adding another storied chapter in the War on 24 rivalry series. Silver Lake has now defeated Rossville 8 of their last 9 meetings.

The Silver Lake girls got back to their winning ways, while the Rossville boys handed the Eagles their first loss of the season.

A young Tbilisi historian has sparked national discussion after finding hundreds of photos of Georgia's turbulent 1990s.

World War II U.S. Navy veteran Pete Brooks, 95, moved to Rossville in 1956 after finishing his military duties.

The main component in the design is Georgia red clay, the stuff that Civil War soldiers slipped and slid through on rainy days as they marched through Georgia en route to the sea.

Researchers unearthed 10-pound Civil War artillery shell at a national park in Georgia in February. Local authorities say they plan to safely detonate the bomb—a decision that angered some ...

Silver Lake's passing game made all the difference in their OT victory against Rossville on Friday. This year's War on 24 was an instant classic.