Area News
WWE ready for draft lottery
By DUANE SHERRILL So Vince McMahon is resorting to giving away money to bolster ratings, saying he’s going to give away the ‘sum’ of $1 million in the coming weeks? Since when did ‘Monday Night RAW’ become National Bingo Night? Silly me, I always thought we wrestling fans tuned in for something called WRESTLING! Granted,…
Read MoreSports Briefs
Sports Camp Covenant Academy will hold a sports camp on June 2 and June 3 from 8:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. June 2 will be basketball instructions, while the 3rd will have emphasis on softball and baseball. Cost is $25 for both days, which includes lunch for both days and a T-shirt. Instructors include, Brent…
Read MoreMauresmo wins at rainy French Open
PARIS (AP) ‘ A photo of Maria Sharapova graced the cover of the French Open’s official daily program Tuesday, which might be considered false advertising. That’s because the No. 1-ranked woman didn’t play a single point, forced by the wet weather to wait instead until at least Day 4 of the tournament to begin her…
Read MoreYouth league in full swing
Covenant’s youth team came out 1-1 on the night after a pair of high-scoring affairs last Thursday in the Warren County Church League. Covenant began the night by coming up just short against New Hope, 16-12, but bounced back later in the evening to down Friendship 16-13. In Thursday’s other game, Locust Street defeated Cornerstone…
Read MoreHelpful advice for boating fun
By Dale Stubblefield Thousands of people hit the lakes and rivers this weekend, as Memorial Day kicked off the summer boating season. Recreational boaters will be hitting the water this summer making for some crowded lakes, despite the high cost of gas. Granted some may take a few less trips to the lake this summer…
Read MoreNew Bybeees, Misfits grab lopsided wins
By Rob Nunley After dominating for much of last season, New Bybees and the Baptist Misfits women’s church league teams look to be continuing trends this summer. Thursday night at the fairgrounds, New Bybees dismantled the Church Chicks, winning 23-4, scoring six runs in the first and a dozen more in the fifth. Lacey Griffith…
Read MoreChurch league hits diamond-30-run first inning highlights Hebron-Locust St. matchup
By Rob Nunley Locust Street built a 14-0 lead in the top of the first in Thursday’s church league tilt, but by the end of the inning Hebron had taken a 16-14 lead on its way to a 28-18, run rule-shortened victory. Barry Taylor had a homer and a three-hit night for the winners, while…
Read MoreWCHS sets ’09 softball roster
By Dale Stubblefield Their season has been over less than three weeks, but already the Lady Pioneer softball team has been busy rebuilding their squad for next year. On Friday head WCHS softball coach David Upton held tryouts for his 2009 squad with 32 girls battling for 25 spots. The team lost four seniors to…
Read MoreEmployee of the Month
Warren County School Board chairman John Turner presents the Employee of the Month award for May to Debi Martin of the Health Services Department.
Read MoreGribble, Nunley to wed July 19
Ron and Angela Gribble of Morrison announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Kaitlyn Leanne Gribble, to Jake Christopher Nunley. The prospective bridegroom is the son of Eddie and Jan Nunley of Manchester. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Gribble, and Peggy and the late John D. Mankin of…
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