February 23, 2010
ARBOR DAY program participants gather behind a banner at Bill Reynolds Tennis Center. From the left, front, are forester Matt Roach, Grace Christian Academy Grace Goes Green group members T.J. Carlisle, Sloan Wiggins, Brock Bailey, Sydney Harrell and Sara Hodges and Tina Nix of the Forestry unit; back, Bainbridge City Councilman Luther Conyers, Decatur County Board of Commissioners Chairman Earl Perry, Bainbridge City Councilman Roslyn Palmer, Mayor Edward Reynolds and Acting Chief Ranger Rodney Heard of the Georgia Forestry Commission.

February 23, 2010
BAINBRIDGE BEARCATS alumni game participants gather on the mound. From the left, front, are Ryan Riles, J.P. Chesser, umpire Rusty Josey, Gary Riles, Alan McClendon and Scott Brinson; back, Aaron Brown, Kevin Bearden, Rex Wade, Jim Reynolds, Preston Hall, Chane Rathel, Jeremy Pollock, Darren Heard and Chad Smith.

February 5, 2010
BEARCATS SENIOR FREE SAFETY Justin Harris prepares to sign his national football letter of intent with the Albany State University Golden Rams Thursday as family, friends, coaches and school administrators observe. From the left, standing, are Harris’ sister, Bria Harris; his grandmother, Marilyn Melton; BHS guidance counselor Barbara Murrah; the Rev. Adrian Bivins, his first coach at the Bainbridge-Decatur County YMCA; his grandmother, Helen Sanders; his grandfather, J.C. Sanders; his aunt, Darlene Melton; his mother, Candi Harris; BHS principal Tommie Howell; his cousin, Ryan Harris, and Bearcats head football coach Ed Pilcher.

February 5, 2010
BAINBRIDGE BEARCATS wide receiver James Hudson signs a national football letter of intent with the Albany State University Golden Rams Thursday as family, friends, coaches and school officials look on. From the left, standing in front, are his father, James Hudson Sr.; his sister, Kourtney Hudson, who is holding his niece, Kourtlyn Campbell; his best friend, Aubre Provence; his mother, Alesia Hudson, and BHS principal Tommie Howell; back, BHS guidance counselor, Barbara Murrah; his cousin, Michael Stubbs, and Bearcats head football coach Ed Pilcher.

February 5, 2010
BEARCAT SENIOR SAFETY Jonathan Warren signs a national football letter of intent with the Carson Newman College Eagles Thursday as his family, friends, administrators and coach observe. Seated by his side is his mother, Mary Warren, and his young nephew, Omar Perkins. From the left, standing, are Bearcats head football coach Ed Pilcher; Warren's mentor, John Rollins; his cousin, Tevin McKay; BHS guidance counselor Barbara Murrah; his aunt, Dale Smith; his uncle, Lee Bouie, and BHS principal Tommie Howell.