Duncan High School started the new year on a high note, celebrating a major win by its Special Olympics Unified Volleyball team. In January, the team took home top honors at a Winter Games event, shining a spotlight on disability-inclusive sports.
Families in the Quad-Cities marked a joyful occasion on Sunday, February 22, 2026, as new birth announcements were published. Complete details about these announcements are available under a paid plan, but the simple fact of new arrivals adds warmth to the community.
Two Cayuga High School athletes received Class 2A all-state honors from the Blue Bell/Texas Sports Writers Association. In the same release, Mt. Enterprise running back Kaegan Ash was recognized as the Class 2A Offensive Player of the Year.
Local high school students and teachers took center stage on February 11 at Cartersville Country Club. Their remarkable accomplishments were recognized at a special STAR Student and STAR Teacher luncheon, reflecting the community’s continued commitment to educational excellence.
From Danville Area Community College men’s basketball to Westville’s push to reach 30-0, local sports are making headlines. Meanwhile, athletes like Easton Barney and Iy’Jah Grant remind fans that standout performances can come from anywhere, including a Heritage four-sport powerhouse.
For nearly half a century, Divine Child’s boys basketball team has waited to reclaim a major achievement. This season, the squad from Detroit has awakened a long-dormant dream and sparked renewed hope among fans hungry for a historic victory.
The Cle Elum-Roslyn girls basketball team capped off a remarkable streak by taking home two titles in the same week. This notable triumph underscores the team’s undeniable momentum and places them firmly in the local sports spotlight.
After a remarkable run of victories over leading opponents, the North Fork girls have pushed themselves into the center of their league’s competitive landscape. While full match details remain behind a paywall, these wins stand out as a defining moment of their season.
The Ashtabula Maritime and Surface Transportation Museum is concluding its six-part “History on Tap” series with two final programs in February and March. These events highlight the city’s rich maritime background and offer a last opportunity for residents to delve into its maritime past.
University of Pittsburgh baseball commit Tyler Bunnell is making waves in more than one sport. After watching his brother set Robbinsville High School’s basketball scoring record, Bunnell shattered it to become the school’s all-time leading scorer.