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Hirschfield also has been offensive coordinator at Alabama’s Madison Academy (2010-15), where he was part of three state-championship teams, and at Elbert County (2016). *East Paulding hired Walton offensive coordinator Chris Hirschfield to replace Billy Shackelford. Riverwood won two region titles in Edwards’ four seasons and finished 9-2 in 2021. Young also has coached at Carrollton, Milton and his alma mater, Collins Hill, where he was a standout defensive back. *Riverwood promoted defensive coordinator Michael Young to replace Robert Edwards, who became head coach at Washington County. He played at Georgia Southern and in the NFL and Arena League as a wide receiver. Moreland was on Midtown’s staff for three other region titles since 2005. Moreland was Mays’ co-defensive coordinator from 2018 through 2020 and was head coach at alma mater Midtown from 2014 to 2017, compiling a 24-19 record and 2016 region title. *Mundy’s Mill promoted defensive coordinator Earthwind Moreland to replace Dwayne Davis, who remained as athletic director. He has been an assistant coach at Jackson and Greene County. Johnson, who played at Forest Park with Hines Ward before both went on to play at Georgia, was head coach for Heritage on Conyers from 2016 to 2020 and had a 24-25 record with a 2016 region title. *Forest Park hired one alumnus, Corey Johnson, to replace another, Rex Robertson, who became Lovejoy’s offensive coordinator. Alcovy broke a streak of seven losing seasons in 2021 with a 5-5 finish and won the school’s first region title.

Fortson, who played at Elbert County, had been with Newton since 2009 after a shorter stint at Westover in Albany. *Alcovy hired Newton assistant head coach and defensive coordinator Spencer Fortson to replace Jason Dukes, who became an assistant principal at Thomas County Central. He was part of national championship Valdosta State teams as a player in 2007 and a graduate assistant in 2012. Grady previously had coached at alma mater Pierce County. Grady was Brunswick’s assistant head coach and offensive line coach the past five seasons under Pender. *Brunswick promoted offensive coordinator Garrett Grady to replace Sean Pender, who became head coach at North Hall. Veterans was 2-9 last season, two years after a school-record nine wins. Ingram is a former Eagle’s Landing and Maryville College player who previously coached at Thomson and Lakeside of Evans. *Veterans promoted Josh Ingram, its offensive coordinator the past four seasons, to replace Milan Turner, who joined Georgia Southern’s staff as director of high school relations. Thomas Central was 19-22 in four seasons under Henderson and 5-6 in 2021. Rogers also coached at Jones County from 2014 to 2018, going 45-15 at a program that had never won 10 games in a season but did twice under him. Rogers’ Colquitt teams were 26-7 over three seasons with a region title in 2020. *Thomas County Central hired Colquitt County coach Justin Rogers to replace Ashley Henderson, who became head coach at Jasper County. Houston County was 20-37 in five seasons under Crawford, who is now director of feeder operations and head sixth- and seventh-grade coach at Cartersville. Edwards previously had been Cairo’s offensive coordinator. The 2021 team averaged 47.7 points per game. Warner Robins was 40-4 with two state titles with Edwards running the offenses the past three seasons. *Houston County hired Warner Robins offensive coordinator Jeremy Edwards to replace Ryan Crawford. Niblett also won his first state championship at Oneonta in 2004. Niblett is best known for his 14 seasons at Hoover, where he won titles in 2009, 2002, 2013, 2014, 20. A recruitment fair is planned later this month to fill engineering and project controls positions at the Savannah River Site.Most interesting: Gainesville, which has lost its state-power status since its glory days with coach Bruce Miller and quarterbacks Deshaun Watson and Blake Sims, struck offseason gold with the hire of Josh Niblett, a seven-time Alabama champion. Interested applicants are encouraged to apply online at.

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Officials say Columbia County offers a new starting base pay of $15 an hour, 11 paid holidays, a “remarkable” retirement plan, an employee medical clinic, education tuition reimbursement, free life insurance, onsite training, a wellness program and an employee fitness center. They’ll provide candidates with an overview of available positions and answer any questions.

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On site will be representatives from Columbia County’s code enforcement, facility maintenance, fire rescue, fleet services, geographic information systems, human resources, information technology, library services, public transit, parks recreation and events, roads and bridges, road construction, stormwater operations and compliance, traffic engineering, water utility, and sheriff’s agencies.