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Flavor Of The New Year – LEAN GREEN – Back To Salad Favorites

Ready for the fresh crunch of a green salad? Join the club. Following an indulgent holiday season, most of us welcome a return to healthful eating as our main New Year?s resolution. Admit it: Amidst the eggnog and cookies, mashed potatoes and prime rib, you?ve missed the appealing crunch of a colorful green salad and…

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Woods reveals wife is pregnant

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) ?Tiger Woods celebrated his 31st birthday Saturday by sharing some of his biggest news of the year – his wife is expecting their first child this summer. ?Obviously, we couldn?t be happier and our families are thrilled,? Woods said on his Web site. ?I have always wanted to be a dad. I…

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Upcoming Sports Schedule

Tuesday, Jan. 2 Boyd basketball, at home vs. Monticello, Ky., 3:30 Thursday, Jan. 4 WCHS freshman basketball, at home vs. Oakland, 6 p.m. 7th & 8th basketball, Centertown at Dibrell, 6 p.m. 7th & 8th basketball, Eastside at Morrison, 6 p.m. WCMS varsity basketball, at Livingston, 6 p.m. Friday, Jan. 5 WCHS basketball, at White…

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Playoffs still possible for Titans

NASHVILLE (AP) ? The Tennessee Titans want to finish their season on a seven-game win streak. But they need lots of help to win a spot in the playoffs. Vying to be the first NFL team to make the playoffs after an 0-5 start, the Titans promise no scoreboard-watching Sunday. Their only focus? The New…

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Brewers, Suppan ink $42 mil deal

MILWAUKEE (AP) ? NL championship series MVP Jeff Suppan would earn $52.75 million over five years under his contract with the Milwaukee Brewers if the club option for 2011 is exercised. Suppan passed a physical Friday, finalizing the agreement that had been reached Christmas Eve. Suppan?s deal, the largest in Brewers? history, gives him a…

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Ainge looks ahead to first bowl start

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) ? Quarterback Erik Ainge will get his first start in a bowl game when No. 17 Tennessee faces Penn State in the Outback Bowl on Monday. It?s a little belated considering Ainge is a junior. Injuries and the team?s losing record last season have kept him from getting the chance sooner. He…

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Woodland?s Warriors win opener vs. WCMS

By ROB NUNLEY Warren County Middle School?s boys are known for using their speed and tough defensive pressure to force opponents out of their game plan. Thursday night, however, they ran into a squad which turned the tables on them by using the same strategy. Facing Cannon County Woodland in the opening round of the…

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DCMS tops Dibrell girls

By DALE STUBBLEFIELD In first-round action of the girls bracket in the Warren Masonic Lodge tournament Thursday night, the Lady Saints of DeKalb Middle advanced to the semifinal round with a 46-31 win over the Lady Wildcats of Dibrell. Dibrell put points on the board first when Mary Roller hit from the paint and Lauren…

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Broncos ousted by Saints

By DALE STUBBLEFIELD Boyd?s J.T. Morgan lays in two of his 11 points against DeKalb Middle Thursday night. In first-round action Thursday night in the Warren Masonic Lodge Christmas tournament, the Boyd Broncos and DeKalb Middle went head-to-head, with the Saints coming out on top 53-39 in the Charlie Dalton gym. With DeKalb taking the…

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DeKalb drops Eastside boys

By DALE STUBBLEFIELD In semifinal action of the Warren Masonic Lodge tournament Friday night, DeKalb Middle School defeated Warren County Eastside 42-34 to put the last remaining team from Warren County out of contention for the championship. Turnovers hurt the Bulldogs in the opening period. Justin France got the Saints off and running as he…

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