So long, Paul — and thanks for 21/2 years of great work
The ASU softball team opens its season Monday with a sweep of West Georgia, including a seventh-inning comeback in Game 2 down four runs *** The ASU baseball team is back in action today, taking on Thomas College beginning at 2 p.m. *** The Herald's latest Top 5 High School Basketball Poll is out as Westover's boys take over the No. 1 spot after beating previous No. 1 Monroe on Friday *** Danica Patrick signs up for Saturday's Nationwide Series opener at Daytona after finishing 6th in an ARCA race last week *** The Georgia Tech women's basketball team reaches 20 wins for the 4th year in a row, beating Clemson on Monday night *** The NFL Network announces Monday that it will air a weekly arena football league game from the new Arena One League starting up this year *** The GISA region prep basketball tourneys this week with 3-AAA at GSW, 3-AA at Sherwood and 3-A in Cordele *** Sunday's Super Bowl XLIV was the most watched program in television history, according to Monday's Nielsen ratings *** The 2010 Winter Olympics start Friday in Vancouver
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Posted: 1:09 AM Nov 28, 2009
So long, Paul — and thanks for 21/2 years of great work
Herald sports editor Danny Aller bids farewell to sportswriter Paul Dehner Jr., who is leaving for a job back home in his native Cincinnati as of today after 2 1/2 years serving the Southwest Georgia sports community.
Reporter: Danny Aller
Email Address: danny.aller@albanyherald.com
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Herald sportswriter Paul Dehner Jr., who has worked for the newspaper for the ast 2 1/2 years, penned his final story in The Herald's pages Friday night.
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Tonight’s above story on Deerfield coming up short for back-to-back state titles — written by Albany Herald sportswriter for the last 21/2 years, Paul Dehner Jr. — marks the end of a terrific era in The Herald’s sports department. It will, officially, be Dehner’s last story in these pages as he moves onward to pursue his next stop — cnati.com, for those interested in anything and everything regarding major Cincinnati, Ohio, sports — on an already award-winning journalism career that only continued to flourish during his time with this newspaper. Since early 2007, Paul has pounded the pavement, dirt roads and back roads of Southwest Georgia and the rest of the state, covering everything from the Georgia Bulldogs, to the South Georgia Wildcats to every corner of the 24 high schools in The Herald’s coverage area. He’s given countless hours of his life to this newspaper and community. He made you think, laugh, cry and even sometimes a little mad with his words. But most importantly, he made you read. And keep on reading.
while Paul will certainly be missed, we wish him the very best of luck in all his future endeavors.


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