Lucky-Northside FCE Club
Members of the Lucky-Northside FCEC met Feb. 22 at Andy?s Restaurant for their monthly meeting. President Sandra Griffith conducted the meeting and was recognized for celebrating a February birthday. Roll call was answered by five members with, ?A favorite teacher is/was. . . ? Irene Fuston, secretary, read the minutes for the January meeting, and…
Read MoreNCA tells what?s hot for crafters this season
What person hasn’t dabbled in a craft project at one point in his or her life? From woodworking to needlepoint to decorative painting, the term “craft” is all-encompassing and bestowed on many genres of art. In a broad sense, many people think of church bazaars and knitting parties when crafts are mentioned. But thanks to…
Read MoreIt’s Florida Grapefruit Season! – Lean on the power of this Citrus Gem
It?s time to liven up your diet with the tangy-sweet flavor of Florida grapefruit. It?s in peak season; it?s a nutrition powerhouse; and it has received the Best Life seal of approval from Bob Greene, Oprah?s personal trainer. Greene recently launched his new weight management program, The Best Life Diet, which includes grapefruit as one…
Read MorePoints leader Martin might have hard time scaling back
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) ? Mark Martin spent the past two years waffling on his future in racing. Now that he?s found the perfect situation, he really doesn?t want to change his mind again. But from his perch atop the Nextel Cup points standings, Martin knows sticking to the plan might be easier said than done.…
Read MoreNFL players push for discipline
By DAVE GOLDBERG Three times a week, Tony Dungy stands in front of his Indianapolis Colts and reads the newspapers. Specifically, the police blotter: stories about athletes in trouble with the law. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn?t, even when it?s someone as respected as Dungy doing the talking. Example: After the Colts won the…
Read MorePioneers see first live action of preseason – Baseball team drops two before wrapping up weekend with win
By ROB NUNLEY For the Pioneer baseball, a weekend?s worth of live competition gave them a chance to see where they are in their preseason preparations ? and where they need to be. Coach J.W. Holt?s club traveled to Rutherford County as part of a large weekend of scrimmages, falling short in their first two…
Read MoreWhere have all the pick-up games gone?
By Dale Stubblefield Reminiscing about your youth can put a little pep in your step, especially when you?re reliving all those great moments you spent as a youth playing ball. But the down side is, it can also make your mind think you can still do things that your body is no longer capable of.…
Read MoreLodge donates $500 to WC athletics
Representatives from the Warren Masonic Lodge recently donated $500 to the Warren County athletic department?s general fund. The money was raised at the lodge?s annual Christmas basketball tournament. Accepting the donation on behalf of WCHS is athletic director Andy Jacobs, pictured second from left. Representing the Warren Masonic Lodge are Anthony Morris, at left, as…
Read MoreWCHS goes 2-2 at Page playday – Lady Pioneers regroup, sweep Saturday games
By DALE STUBBLEFIELD After a week of practice, the Lady Pioneer softball team got a chance to test its skills with some live action this weekend. Warren County participated in the Page High School playday, with two games being played on Friday and two on Saturday. Friday night the Lady Pioneers took on Page in…
Read MoreCommunity Calendar
SATURDAY, MARCH 3 A Southern Gospel Music Concert will be held at 7 p.m. at Gum Springs Baptist Church on Old Kentucky Road in Walling. Tickets are $10 for single, $5 for students and $20 for families. Morrison Ruritan will hold a catfish supper. All proceeds will go to the Warren County Cancer Society. Donations…
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