By Shannon Fagan, WEIS Sports Director
SPRING GARDEN – Spring Garden senior pitcher Clayton Sadler admitted he didn’t have his best stuff against Cedar Bluff on Tuesday evening, but he didn’t have to. He trusted tru...
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By Shannon Fagan, WEIS Sports Director
SPRING GARDEN – Spring Garden senior pitcher Clayton Sadler admitted he didn’t have his best stuff against Cedar Bluff on Tuesday evening, but he didn’t have to. He trusted tru...
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CEDAR BLUFF – The Cedar Bluff Lady Tigers pounded out 14 hits in a 5-3 softball win over visiting Collinsville on Tuesday.
Paityn Walker led the Lady Tigers (2-4) at the plate. She went 2-for-3 and drove in a pair of runs. Kylie Vadon, Ciana Smith, Paityn Walker, and Piper Cromer also contributed a pair of hits eac...
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The Cherokee County Lady Warriors defeated Oneonta 5-4 in their first section match of the season on Tuesday.
Singles No. 1 CCHS’s Ella Maples defeated Oneonta’s Rylee Epperson 8-1 No. 2 CCHS’s Sophia Hayes defeated Oneonta’s Serenity Holland 8-0 No. 3 Oneonta’s Kaylynn Fry defeated CCH...Staff Reports
COLLINSVILLE – The Collinsville Panthers scored a pair of runs in the bottom of the fifth inning to take a 3-1 baseball win over visiting North Sand Mountain on Tuesday.
Gavin Lang led the Panthers (5-1) at the plate by going 2-for-3 with a double and two RBIs. Mason McAteer managed a hit and scored a run. Colton P...
PIEDMONT, Ala.– The Piedmont City Council approved several resolutions addressing unsafe structures and routine city business during its meeting Tuesday night.
Council members first approved payment of city bills totaling $708,745.97, along with $149,488 in payroll for the previous two-week period.