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Covenant Academy has bright, young scientists

By Lisa Hobbs The Covenant Academy Science Fair drew 48 projects with 38 winners. Chemistry students from Twan Majors’ Warren County High School chemistry class were the judges, including Landry Duvall, Kala Vance, Jade McCoy and Nathaniel Hill. Pictured, front row, from left, are Lily Kell, Adam McAbee, Addy Stanley, Reagan Whitlock, Megan Patch, Leslie…

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Respect handicapped parking rules

BY Roger Cook I have heard it said, ‘Time changes things.’ In many cases I am sure this is true. However, the types of changes that may be seen may not be the changes we would wish to see. One of changes I would to see is the attitude a lot of folks seemingly have…

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Relay for Life forming teams for June 6 event

By Margaret Hobbs Relay For Life is a signature fundraising event presented by the American Cancer Society. It is a gathering of people from our community designed to spread awareness of cancer prevention, treatments and cures; celebrate survivorship and raise money for research. In 2007 Relays across the nation raised over $405 million dollars. The…

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Xavier ends Georgia’s season in opening round

Derrick Brown and Xavier put an end to the magical run of a Georgia team that by game’s end was, well, ‘Dawg tired. Brown’s 19 points and 11 rebounds led a balanced-as-usual offense, and No. 3-seeded Xavier avoided a big upset by rallying to overcome fading Georgia 73-61 on Thursday in a first-round West Regional…

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UK follows with first-round exit

WASHINGTON (AP) ‘ Derrick Brown and Xavier put an end to the magical run of a Georgia team that by game’s end was, well, ‘Dawg tired. Brown’s 19 points and 11 rebounds led a balanced-as-usual offense, and No. 3-seeded Xavier avoided a big upset by rallying to overcome fading Georgia 73-61 on Thursday in a…

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Play ball!-Pelham opens home season for Pioneers

Tuesday night’s opening game of the WCHS-Riverdale series was the first home game of the season for the Pioneer baseball team, and began with a ceremonial first pitch from Warren County Executive John Pelham to senior catcher Clint Newman.

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Blanked by Blackman-WCHS softball falls

By Dale Stubblefield Warren County catcher Bethni McGuire fires the ball to first after picking up a bunt attempt during Tuesday’s fourth inning. Blackman’s Victoria Billiot was retired on the play. A three-run shot in the top of the sixth inning by Blackman’s Ashley Buchanan sealed the win for the Lady Blaze Tuesday night against…

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WCMS tops Coffee; now 3-0

By Rob Nunley Perfection continues for the Warren County Middle School softball team, following Tuesday night’s narrow 4-2 victory on the road at Manchester. With the win, the Lady Pioneers’ closest contest to this point in the young season, they improved to 3-0. Gabi Keith worked the entire five innings for WCMS, giving up five…

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FCE Club

Hickory Creek FCEC met March 6 at 10 a.m. with Vicki Gibbs presiding. She brought the meeting to order, with roll call being answered to ‘My favorite color is. . . ‘ She welcomed Irene Fuston to the gathering as a guest. Beulah McBee offered the devotional and a prayer. A financial report was given,…

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Kayla Boyd engaged to Johnathan York

The engagement and forthcoming marriage of Kayla Shae Boyd to Johnathan Carroll York is being announced by her parents, Bruce and Babs Boyd. The prospective groom is the son of Larry York and Scarlett York. The couple is planning nuptials for May 10 at Hebron Church of Christ. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr.…

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