The Lady Maroons Track & Field team delivered a resounding performance at Crosby Field in Robinson on Monday, finishing first out of four teams in their home meet. Their record-breaking feats captured hometown pride and set a remarkable tone for the rest of the season.
Napa Valley high school seniors will take center stage this Friday in a highly anticipated all-star soccer game. Napa High is also seeking nominations for its hall of fame, while local youth soccer teams rally the community for critical fundraising efforts.
Stonington is brimming with excitement as its spring schedule kicks off, featuring 10 teams in full swing. Baseball welcomes a new head coach in Billy Keane, who takes over from the retiring Bob Cahoone, while tennis and lacrosse carry forward old traditions with fresh enthusiasm.
Winder’s 1940 Ford Peter Pirsch Fire Engine stood out at the 202nd Savannah St. Patrick’s Day Parade, bridging past and present in a proud display of firefighting history. Residents and visitors witnessed the restored marvel rolling through the streets on March 17, celebrating a long-held tradition.
Seven local high school students are heading to the PMEA Region II Band Festival, where they will join some of the most promising musicians in northwestern Pennsylvania. The three-day event takes place at Northwestern High School, promising an immersive musical experience for all involved.
A 6-foot tall pink pig drew startled looks at Monday night’s Sampson County Board of Commissioners meeting. This opinion piece from Clinton Nc News argues that farmers truly are “the lifeblood” of the community, underscoring the essential role of agriculture in the county.
High school basketball’s biggest day has arrived in Alabama. On Championship Saturday, teams in 5A, 6A, and 7A battle it out for state glory as fans follow the excitement in real time.
Two talented baseball players from Watauga and Ashe counties have been recognized for their achievements at the Blue Ridge Hot Stove Baseball Awards Dinner in Morganton. Their accolades highlight the importance of regional sports and the pride these athletes bring to the local community.
Banks County High School has honored two students with top distinctions. In the Class of 2026, the newly named Mr. and Miss BCHS are being recognized for their contributions and school spirit.
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.
