LISTEN LIVE to Polk County’s football teams

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On: October 10, 2014

WGAA is bringing you coverage of the Cedartown Bulldogs and Rockmart Yellow Jackets right here on online. Click below for the link to our webstreams:

Cedartown Bulldogs vs. Callaway Cavaliers – Live at 7:00 PM

Rockmart Yellow Jackets @ Pepperell Dragons – Live at 7:00 PM

Go Dawgs and Sting ‘em Jackets!!

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