4-H members pledge ‘hands for larger service’
By Janice M. Howard / Style Editor for the Southern Standard Showing compassion for others, developing leadership skills and giving back to the community are just a few of the objectives accomplished by 4-H Honor Club and All Star members in Warren County. Families In Crisis benefited from this club spirit of giving through recent…
Read MoreBroncos topped by Mt. Juliet Christian
By DALE STUBBLEFIELD / Staff Reporter for the Southern Standard A slow start for the Broncos proved to be costly Friday night as Boyd fell to the visiting Saints of Mt. Juliet Christian 68-58.The Broncos had seven 3-pointers in the game, with senior Clint Patterson hitting four 3’s, while Mt. Juliet had four 3’s of…
Read MoreArmchair Quarterback: Look for Pats, Eagles to advance
By Duane Sherrill / Columnist How can you bet against the Eagles and Patriots when they just keep getting the job done, week in and week out?To look at these two teams, you’d think they wouldn’t have a chance to advance when you’ve got teams like the Colts, Titans, Chiefs, Rams and Packers out there,…
Read MoreLady Broncos down Mt. Juliet Christian
By DALE STUBBLEFIELD / Staff Reporter for the Southern Standard Friday night at Boyd Christian the Lady Broncos picked up their first win of the year, downing Mt. Juliet Christian 50-29. Amanda Prater led the Lady Broncos with 19 points and 17 rebounds.In the first half the Lady Broncos did something they hadn’t done all…
Read MoreGrapplers suffer first district loss
By DALE STUBBLEFIELD / Staff Reporter for the Southern Standard Warren County heavyweight wrestler Chris King tries to roll over his opponent for a pinfall during Thursday night’s home match against La Vergne. (Dale Stubblefield photo) The Pioneer wrestling team’s undefeated district record ended Thursday night as Warren County entertained La Vergne.Warren County started the…
Read MoreLady Pioneers win big after slow start
Siegel’s Lady Stars entered Friday night’s game at Warren County looking like a team which was determined to gather its first District 7-AAA victory.But after a surprisingly close first quarter, the Lady Pioneers took command for good in the contest, and brought their district record back to .500 with a 60-28 victory.“We started out very…
Read MoreLa Cozona ready for Tuesday opening
By James Clark / Business Pulse By now, we’ve all likely heard about President Bush and his vision to send a man to Mars. I, too, hold a similar vision, only in my dream it’s President Bush who is going to Mars.Politics aside, if Bush is determined to send a man to Mars, he can…
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Read MoreObituary Report for January 18, 2004
John Henry Farris, 95McMinnville resident and White County native John Henry Farris, 95, died Jan. 16 at NHC Healthcare after a fall at his home last month.A contractor and member of the Church of Christ, he served his country in the U.S. Army during World War II.The son of the late Will and Alice Austin…
Read MoreGlobal warming greatly exaggerated
By William Rusher / Columnist Until recently, the prophets of global warming had the public debate on the subject pretty much to themselves. They had managed to convince the custodians of public opinion, in the media and elsewhere, that the vast majority of the world’s scientists agreed that the world’s climate was getting warmer, and…
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