Five Kershaw County high school basketball teams have secured their spots in the South Carolina High School League state playoffs, marking a significant step for local athletics. Opening action included the Camden girls’ squad and the Lugoff-Elgin boys’ team, signaling a spirited start to the postseason.
When winter’s chill grips Lake Mills, local entrepreneurs brave the frigid air to keep their doors open. They clear sidewalks, flip on the lights, and greet neighbors with a warm welcome—reminding everyone that community thrives all year.
Nebraska high school girls basketball took center stage this Wednesday, bringing excitement to courts across the state. Though the detailed scores are available for paid subscribers, the day’s matchups offered plenty of action for fans to celebrate.
Over 27 annual showcases in Northern California’s Bay Area, the De La Salle Martin Luther King Jr. Classic has hosted some remarkable high school basketball talent. This feature spotlights 28 players whose performances and legacies stand above the rest, showing just how special they have been.
Austin welcomes winter-normal temperatures just as runners gear up for the season’s first major road race, the Spurs Austin International Half Marathon, this Sunday. The cooler weather sets the stage for a string of events that spotlight the city’s vibrant running community.
New contributions to The Herald Bulletin’s Empty Stocking Fund arrived through December 23, highlighting the community’s generosity. Several donors, both named and anonymous, supported the cause, with some contributions made in memory of loved ones.
In Deer Creek-Mackinaw, athlete Dalia Dejesus reaches a momentous milestone, even as the community pays respect to a cherished friend who has passed away. The result is a poignant blend of sporting success and heartfelt remembrance.
A spirited Sunday in the Quad-Cities (December 7) showcased festive open houses and sparkling holiday decorations, capped by memorable performances from the Rock Island High School Chamber Singers. In a letter celebrating the event, a local voice praised the turnout and encouraged more friends and neighbors to share in future Christmas traditions.
Even a downpour couldn’t interrupt Oak Knoll Estates’ annual Christmas tradition. Residents discovered a new way to spread cheer by gathering at the Brown family home, proving that the season’s spirit shines even in challenging times.
Spectacularly lit vessels will cruise the Lower Columbia River starting December 27, adding a dazzling glow to local waterways. Organized for sports and tourism fans alike, this event spotlights the region’s historic ties to steamboats and maritime traditions.
