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Things started on an ominous note for the Lugoff-Elgin baseball team on Thursday and they would not get better that evening.
Now this is how you end a drought.
With their head coach missing the match due to a knee injury, the Lugoff-Elgin tennis team tried to help in Edward Rickwood's recovery by dousing visiting Richland Northeast, 7-0, in a Region 4-4A match played on Tuesday.
Lugoff-Elgin tuned up for its Thursday night battle with conference-leading Blythewood by handing visiting Richland Northeast a pair of losses in a Tuesday night Region 4-4A doubleheader.
For a scant few seconds, players from both benches spilled out onto the apron of the infield waiting to see the landing spot of Bradwin Salmond's drive to right field in the eighth inning of Tuesday's Lugoff-Elgin game with visiting Richland Northeast.
In this age of baseball in which pitchers are always looking to add another pitch to their repertoire, Zac Bowers is in the reduction mode.
Having dispatched of visiting Spring Valley, 5-2, in seven innings, now the Lugoff-Elgin softball team may be able to cast a tiny peak to Thursday's Region 4-4A showdown with Blythewood.
All season long, in tough matches, Lugoff-Elgin tennis coach Edward Rickwood has been searching for that elusive third victory which would send the contest into first doubles.
Lugoff-Elgin all but clinched a state 4A baseball playoff berth with a come-from-behind 3-2 win over visiting Spring Valley Friday night.
Turning 12 hits into only four runs, Lugoff-Elgin suffered a 13-4 loss to host Chapin in a non-region baseball game played on Wednesday night.
When you send an eight-grader to the wolves in 4A baseball, you resign yourself to taking the good with the not so good.
Lugoff-Elgin continued on its path to next Thursday's Region 4-4A showdown at Blythewood by handing Ridge View an 8-1 loss in a Tuesday night contest played in Columbia.
Erin Blizzard held visiting Irmo to one hit in helping the Lugoff-Elgin softball team to an 11-1 thumping over the visiting Yellow Jackets last Friday night.
Irmo scored two goals in the first 20 minutes of play and made that stand up as the Yellow Jackets pinned a 2-0 loss on host Lugoff-Elgin in last Friday night's contest played at Lugoff-Elgin Stadium.
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On a night which she did not need to be, Baleigh Lunsford was "Bail" ed out by freshman teammate Bailey Douglas.
After an 0-5 start to the season, who would have blamed the Lugoff-Elgin tennis team if they folded up their tent and gave up on ...
It had happened so many times this season that when the Lugoff-Elgin softball team only managed one run in a bottom of the first inning ...
Having played in the winners' bracket game three times before, Lugoff-Elgin head softball coach James Marlow knew the importance of what was at stake on ...
Having a berth in the 4A state tennis tournament already in pocket, Lugoff-Elgin entered Tuesday's home match with Region 4 rival Westwood playing for ...
Watching as members of the Lugoff-Elgin baseball team walked off the field following Thursday's 9-8 loss in which Dutch Fork scored four runs in ...
There are times when you tip your hat to a stronger opponent and move on to the next challenge.
Talk about rising to the occasion.
Randy Stokes is the antithesis of a "me first" guy. So when the Lugoff-Elgin head baseball coach notched his 300th win in the Demons' dugout ...
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Top Chef contestants: Good palates, better skin
Just to make sure you didn't change your routine, one week after Project Runway ended, Bravo is starting up the fourth season of Top Chef, which will air every Wednesday night at 10pm. This season starts off in Chicago, and Bravo has scoured the kitchens of New York and San Francisco for the prettiest chefs in the business. According to the Seattle Times, contestant Zoi Antonitsas is a native Seattleite who made her bones at the Dahlia Lounge.
Because nothing's more passe than cheering on the Sonics with your bros, Faire Gallery Cafe, on E. Olive at Bellevue, is hosting a Top Chef viewing party every Wednesday throughout the season so you can get into drunken fistfights with some stranger over Spike vs. Nikki's knife skills. Faire is offering $13.50 champagne bottles -- though I'm not sure why cheap sparkling wine is appropriate for TV watching -- and other specials. Post in the comments if you know of other bars hosting viewing parties.


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Yesterday, Blind Pig Bistro's Chef Matt Fortner looked towards new opportunities at Blind Pig and beyond. The opportunity to work with new ingredients at the restaurant hasn't dampened Fortner's fondness for classic pasta dishes, which started with a plate of spaghetti and anchovies. "When Chef Ryan Weed [from How to Cook a Wolf] first made this dish for me, it made me realize that pasta would definitely be a passion for me," said Fortner. The recipe can be tweaked to serve personal tastes, but Fortner doesn't believe in changing a good thing. "Some may serve this dish with mint instead of parsley. However, I strongly advise against this as it adversely changes the flavor balance."
serves 6-8 people
1 pound of dried spaghetti
1 1/4 cups extra virgin olive oil
1 head of garlic thinly sliced
18-20 anchovies minced
1 tablespoon crushed red chilies
1/4 cup chopped parsley
1/4 cup parmesan cheese
Boil pasta in salted water until al dente.
Meanwhile, warm the oil and throw in the garlic, anchovies, and chilies until garlic is softened but not carmelized.
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Namesake - Chapter 14 cover by secondlinaWatch
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Hey look it's the green dude.
This comic has a very unique artistic style. I think of something like a woodblock print and/or Art Nouveau. It is interesting how you can make a comic series combining different stories from the Oz series and Alice in Wonderland with original characters.
Thanks! I think everything, both art and story, are just born from the fun of combining things.
I love the mural like background to this. It's just such a nice touch.
hate to be such a shallow girl, but that dress is cute.
Naw, that's fine - I work a lot on the clothing design, so someone needs to like it
Awww... he needs a hug!
Hii il est trop mignon *fangirl mode on*. Plus sérieusement, j'aime bien sa pose et le décor derrière lui.
the composition of this is gorgeous. i love the backdrop and how it gives some insight into the culture of the emerald city, too!
I wanted to draw a portrait of Ozma, but I figured their art history would be different from ours, more art-deco/greek mural type.
*fangirl squee* Warrick!!!!
I love the fresco behind him, such a lovely design
I was trying to imagine what Ozian art might be like... Seemed fitting to make it art-deco like.
HI GREEN DUDE! Been so long, we've forgotten your name.
Cool to see him w/o his hand-wraps. And the art on the back wall is GORGEOUS. And as potentially foreshadowing as a gun on a wall of a story written by Chekhov. Loving the art, the storytelling, and everything you're doing, as always.
Cool to see him w/o his hand-wraps. And the art on the back wall is GORGEOUS. And as potentially foreshadowing as a gun on a wall of a story written by Chekhov. Loving the art, the storytelling, and everything you're doing, as always.
Aw, thank you! That's a really nice compliment!
You've earned this one. Love your art, and all the thought you put into it. Happy follower, here! *waves hand happily*
I shouldn't squee so much, but IT'S WARRICK!!! I've missed him!!!
Yay Warrick love!
I love this comic so much! Do you think you'll ever have it printed? I'd love to own a copy of it
We are getting book one and two printed as we speak! We,ll make a big announcement when they are ready to be bought this summer!
So excited for him to show up again! I'm really loving the direction Namesake is taking. =]
I've been missing "the green dude" XD
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headaches.. headaches.. and more freaking headaches..
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I'm in the same boat. Docs thought it was pre-e but it's looking like it's just pregnancy-induced migraines. They are really annoying and I keep getting ringing in my ears and I'm pretty sure I'm loosing some hearing in my left ear. They gave me tylenol with codeine but it wasn't doing anything so I'm just suffering through and hoping that once I give birth they'll go away.
My MW told me if I get headaches that don't go away w/Tylenol to come in. My BP is sometimes high, sometimes normal & I have slight swelling in my ankles & feet. She said it could indicate pre-eclampsia so she ordered some blood tests. The headache thing was one of the things she warned me about. And/or a sudden increase in swelling in my upper body. I'm sure the first time you call they'll tell you drink water, Tylenol & lay on your left side, but call anyway & see what happens.
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The Champagne SpyMeragel Hashampaniya
Israel, 2007, 90 Minute Running Time
Additional Countries: Germany
Topics: Documentary, Thriller
Program: New Israeli Cinema: L'Chaim!Language: English/Hebrew/French/German English Sub-Titles
Oded is just 12 years old when his father reveals to him that he's a Mossad spy. While anxiously awaiting his return from a top secret mission in Cairo, Oded journeys into the shadowy corners of his father's real and covert identities.
DIRECTOR: Nadav Schirman
Producer: Eilon Ratzowsky, Koby Gal-Raday, Carl Ludwig Rettinger, Yossi UzradEditor: Joelle AlexisScreenwriter: Nadav SchirmanCinematographer: Itai NeemanMusic: Ran BagnoPrincipal Cast: Oded Gur Arie, Meir Amit, Avrum Shalom, Jacob Nachmias, Arie SivanFilmography: Debut Feature FilmPrint Source: Films Transit Intl., Inc.


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I just finished watching a series of speakers presented by National Geographic and TEDx on the subject of de-extinction. This deals with the various ways in which scientists are working on bringing back certain species of plants and animals that are either functionally extinct (as in the American Chestnut), or whose wild genes were adulterated through selective breeding (the European wild horse) as well as the possibility of recreation of truly extinct animals (such as the Passenger Pigeon, Carolina Parakeet, Mammoth, Thylacine, Gastric Brooding Frog, to name a few).
The goal is not to create some fantasy island like "Jurassic Park" but rather to try and resurrect species that man directly or indirectly caused to go into extinction over the last few hundred years and return them to their respective places in their native ecosystems.
The show focused on genetic techniques, hybridizing, conservation, restoring habitats and much more.
Just curious if anyone else has watched the presentation and what they thought of it.
It can be at: http://new.livestrea...dx/DeExtinction
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MILWAUKEE — It was nearly 50 years ago, but Jim Boylan remembers the moment as if it happened yesterday.
Sitting in his second-grade classroom in Jersey City, N.J., Boylan was asked what he wanted to do when he grew up.
It would have been understandable if Boylan had said he wanted to be a police officer. After all, Boylan's father, Michael, was a cop and his son deeply admired him.
"My dad was a cop for 30 years; he retired as a captain," said Boylan, the Milwaukee Bucks new head coach. "My dad would work all day as a cop and then, at night, go to college. He went to school to become an electrical engineer. It took him eight years to do that.
"He was a great inspiration to me."
So was his mother, Edna, who spent untold hours with Jim and his siblings, older brother Mike, older sister Marge and younger brother, Tommy, while their father was
Edna Boylan would often take her children to basketball games where, more often than not, she worked.
A former basketball player, Edna loved the game so much that after her playing days, she became an official. Nobody enjoyed accompanying her to the gym more than her middle son.
"During timeouts of the games she officiated, I would run onto the floor and shoot around," Boylan said. "I had a lot of fun."
The enjoyment Boylan derived from those games had a profound effect on him. They also made it a no-brainer when he was asked in that second-grade classroom to predict his future job.
"My teacher, Mrs. Sowa, asked me what I was going to be when I grew up," Boylan said. "And I said, 'I'm going to play in the NBA.' I remember saying that to her in 1963 and back then the NBA wasn't as big of a thing as it is today."
What seemed like a pipe dream at the time became a possibility by the time Boylan was a senior at St. Mary's High School.
A 6-foot-3 guard, Boylan emerged as one of the elite prep players in the country. A "Who's Who" of collegiate powerhouses coveted Boylan's services, including Kentucky, North Carolina, Notre Dame and Maryland. Rutgers also recruited Boylan heavily and gave the assignment of landing him to a young, energetic and oh-so talkative assistant coach.
"Dick Vitale would call me every day at 5 o'clock," Boylan said of the legendary college basketball commentator. "He called me at that time because he knew that's when I ate and I would be home.
"Up until the day my mother died, steam would come out of her ears anytime anyone mentioned Dick Vitale's name. She was mad that he would call every single day when we were eating."
Edna was much happier when Jim didn't select Rutgers and instead stunningly chose Assumption College, a small, private Catholic school in Worcester, Mass.
The matriarch of the Boylan family didn't care that Assumption wasn't even a Division I college. All she cared about was her son's well-being.
At Assumption, she knew her boy would be in good hands. After all, her eldest son, Mike, had attended Assumption and flourished. He was the Division II Player of the Year and later selected by the Baltimore Bullets in the ninth round of the 1973 NBA draft.
"My brother was at Assumption for four years and I was up there all the time," Boylan said. "My brother had a girlfriend, who is now his wife, and she didn't want to make the drive there by herself.
"So I would go up there with her and, as soon as we got to the campus, I would say, 'Say hello to my brother' and then I was gone on my own. I was in college for four years before I went to college.
"They (Assumption) played an unbelievable style of fast-paced basketball, had great crowds and were a Division II power."
"I knew my mother would be comfortable if I went there," Boylan said, smiling.
But after two years at Assumption and leading the Hounds to the NCAA Division II national semifinal game two straight years, Boylan yearned for bigger challenges and decided to transfer to a Division I school.
He wrote letters to 10 schools to gauge their interest. The first to respond was Marquette University, then coached by the flamboyant and highly successful Al McGuire.
McGuire met with Boylan at a hotel in Boston where the former was attending a clinic. They hit it off immediately.
"Al was just like every guy I knew in my neighborhood," Boylan said. "I came from an interesting neighborhood; we had some real characters. I just knew I was going to like this guy."
The feeling was mutual.
"We were sharing a couple of hamburgers and he asked if I could play for his team," Boylan said. "I don't remember saying this to him but Allie (McGuire's son and former Marquette player) told me years later that I had said, 'I'm not coming to your school to play for your team. I'm coming to your school to be your starting point guard.
"Allie told me that when I said that to Al, Al said, 'I got a keeper here.' "
McGuire sure did. Boylan led the Warriors in assists his junior and senior seasons and played a key role in Marquette winning its first and only NCAA championship when it beat North Carolina 67-59 in the 1977 title game in Atlanta.
Upon leaving Marquette, Boylan appeared on the cusp of making his second-grade prediction come true. He was drafted in the fourth round by the Buffalo Braves in 1978 and after failing to make the team, signed a contract with the New Jersey Nets. But a week before the start of the regular season, the Nets dealt Boylan, Bernard King and John Gianelli to Utah for Rich Kelly. Boylan was the last cut.
While deeply disappointed about not making a pro roster, it turned out to be a blessing in disguise. Boylan went and played for a team in Tucson, Ariz., which was part of the Western Basketball Association. He shared an apartment with two teammates and Kenny Hochman, the team's public relations director.
Boylan soon became a friend of Hochman's sister, Jane, who is Boylan's wife of 30 years. Said Boylan: "That was a big moment for me."
Boylan's vagabond basketball career would take him to a slew of spots, including Sweden and Switzerland, where he got an offer he couldn't refuse.
"After the first year in Switzerland, the team approached me and asked if I would be the player-coach," Boylan said. "And I said, 'Does that mean I get two salaries?' And they said, 'Yes.' And I said, 'Bang. You got a player-coach.' "
Boylan never did become an NBA player but he did get a job in the NBA. In 1992, Hall of Fame coach Lenny Wilkens hired him as a video coordinator, scout and assistant coach.
Boylan later had assistant coaching stints with Vancouver, Phoenix, Atlanta, Chicago and Milwaukee. He was an interim head coach for the Chicago Bulls in 2007 when Scott Skiles was fired on Christmas Eve and became the Bucks head coach last month when Skiles and the Bucks parted ways.
The 57-year-old Boylan appears to have the Bucks pointed toward the playoffs. They are in the eighth playoff spot in the Eastern Conference standings.
If Boylan is feeling any pressure over being the head coach, he isn't showing it. He remains self-assured and confident.
"I'm a good sleeper," Boylan said, laughing. "I told myself I wasn't going to let this position put too much stress on me. I'm going to enjoy it.
"So, any time I feel like I'm not enjoying it, I take a deep breath and relax and just think about how fortunate I am to be here. I've been totally blessed."


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Who Needs Friends When You Have Facebook?Sierra Black
Motherhood can be a lonely road. New moms often find themselves, once the fanfare of the baby's arrival subsides, isolated at home with a very needy little person as their only companion for most of the day.
How do these moms keep from going mad? As my colleague Danielle writes, friendships keep us sane.
But new moms often have trouble making friends, especially with other busy, tired moms. Yet those are the very people new moms need to connect with: each other.
Increasingly, they're turning to Facebook and Twitter for connection. In a recent British poll, almost a third of new moms said it wasn't important to them to maintain face to face friendships. Nearly a quarter said they don't know any other new parents in their area. These moms are finding friends on Twitter instead of at the playground.
The survey authors described this idea as "incredibly worrying" but I think it's just a sign of the times.
I'll even go so far as to say today's moms are lucky to have the connections Facebook and Twitter offer. When I had my first baby, back in the dark ages of 2004, I quickly found myself alone in a rambling suburban house with only my baby and Livejournal for company. I was a happy new mom, but a lonely one. I'm afraid my isolation may have turned me into a blogger, as I posted every adorable or frustrating thing my kids ever did to the Internet.
I posted, but it wasn't always clear who was listening. Blog posts are, at their best, starting points for conversations, but they're not as conversational as the quick back-and-forth of Twitter. Which honestly reminds me of old IRC chat rooms more than anything, but I won't turn this into a post about how IRC is still awesome. Moving on.
Today, I chatter with other moms all day long on Twitter. We talk about kids and we also talk about the news and the weather and books we like and TV shows we're obsessed with and what our husbands are up to and how our jobs are going. We talk about all the stuff of our days.
Some of the people I keep in touch with via Twitter or Facebook live in my neighborhood, some live in other time zones. Some are friends I've known in real life for years, others are people I met on the Internet but have grown to know over time. I feel like I'm part of communities that exist entirely on the web: communities of writers, of parents, of bloggers, of feminists and political activists.
These tools really do help us connect and communicate. In some ways, they're better than playgrounds as places to pick up mom friends. How many awkward conversations have I had in the sandbox with moms who shared nothing in common with me but a child roughly the same age? Too many to count. Online I find myself connecting with moms who are also writers and feminists, who share my views on parenting and who will still be there – albiet virtually – on rainy days and late at night and all the times a mom might need someone to talk to.
I'll say this for the playground playmates: there are some things you can't replace with an online friendship. A Facebook friend will never change a diaper for you, or hold the baby while you fix yourself a snack. You'll never get to kick back and watch as your kids tear across the park together, leaving you a moment of much-needed grown-up conversation.
All the social media in the world can't replace the value of having mom friends close at hand. But it can open up new kinds of friendships, and strengthen old ones. I don't find moms' reliance on social media alarming. I find it resourceful.
What do you think? Are Facebook friendships the real deal? Or maybe better?
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Daily Inspiration: Finding a Wallet: The Dilemma
A wallet was lying on the ground just outside the entrance to Home Depot. Morgan stooped down to pick it up. She opened it, found $285 in cash, credit cards, drivers license, and a bunch of business cards with the owner's cell phone number. She called and made arrangements to return the wallet. What percentage of people would return a lost wallet intact?
Several studies have been done which ask the same question. The answer might surprise you. The answer is: 74%, or 3 out of four people return a wallet intact when they find one. For Morgan, it was a no-brainer. She doesn't take something that doesn't belong to her. Ever. Yet her actions are not typical for the members of her family. She wasn't raised with honest values, she learned on her own.
And she learned it the hard way. She was caught shoplifting as a teen. One department store security guard taught her the difference between wrong and right with a simple sentence: "Thieves always get caught." He went on to explain: "Once you're successful stealing, you'll do it again and again. It makes it harder to pay." Morgan understood the odds, didn't like the trouble she found herself in, and ended her criminal career in the back office of Macy's.
Morgan didn't need a hell and brimstone sermon to begin questioning the pros and cons of being honest. A stranger in a Pinkerton uniform did it for her. You never know when you have the power to influence another and turn a life around. Morgan didn't know how her life lesson would come to her. With a bad experience came a lifetime of goodness. She used her inner strength to rise above her circumstances and live righteously. Honesty is an important value. Thank God the majority of people are blessed with it.
Prayer to Live Righteously
Righteous God,
I stand before you with a choice:
Right vs. wrong,
temptation vs. control.
Grant me the inner strength to
rise above the situation
and to curb my immoral impulse.
I choose to live in your image, righteously.
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I stand before you with a choice:
Right vs. wrong,
temptation vs. control.
Grant me the inner strength to
rise above the situation
and to curb my immoral impulse.
I choose to live in your image, righteously.
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Julie Andrews Sings Again
Beverly Hills was alive with the sound of music, if only for a moment or two, when Julie Andrews treated a live audience to the most singing she's done since her botched throat operation five years ago.
On Thursday night Andrews hosted the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences' Centennial Tribute to Richard Rodgers, the legendary composer whose famed collaboration with lyricists Lorenz Hart and Oscar Hammerstein II gave the world such songs as "The Lady Is a Tramp" and "The Sound of Music."
After introducing several live performances and film clips featuring Rodgers-composed songs–including clips of herself singing as Maria von Trapp in The Sound of Music–the singer caught the audience off guard when she warbled the words to "Do-Re-Mi" in Japanese.
Andrews joined a group of performers that included Oscar winners Joel Grey and Kathy Bates, Tony Danza, Broadway stars Andrea Marcovicci, Anne Runolfsson and Lillias White, and jazz singer/composer Steve Tyrell for the big finale, a rousing rendition of "Climb Ev'ry Mountain" from The Sound of Music.
At the end of the evening, Andrews delicately sang the opening lyric to "So Long, Farewell," also from The Sound of Music, as she bid adieu to the audience, which included her husband, director Blake Edwards, her Music director Robert Wise, composer Richard M. Sherman (Mary Poppins) and all but one of her (now grown) Music child co-stars.
In 1997, the 66-year-old star of Broadway classics such as My Fair Lady and Camelot as well as the films Mary Poppins, Victor/Victoria and The Princess Diaries underwent surgery to remove non-cancerous throat nodules, and the operation left her unable to sing. Claiming she hadn't been warned of the surgery's risks, she sued two doctors and Mount Sinai Hospital in New York. The suit was settled for an undisclosed amount.
Just last week the Associated Press reported that Andrews has been seeing Dr. Steven Zeitels, who heads the collaborative vocal restoration project at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, Massachusetts General Hospital and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, for about four years.
"At my age, I'm hoping that there will be some restoration," she said at a press conference. "That actually is a possibility."


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A woman is found dead in her own home while her husband turns himself in for committing the crime.
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While police were on scene, 34-year-old Leonardo Henderson, Jarrett's husband, turned himself into police at the Public Safety Building downtown. Henderson has been charged with first degree murder.
The couple had three children none of which were home at the time of the incident.
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MIAMI -- LeBron James and the Miami Heat will prepare for their NBA title defense with two October preseason games in China against the Los Angeles Clippers, league officials confirmed Sunday.
The Heat and Clippers are scheduled to meet Oct. 11 in Beijing and Oct. 14 in Shanghai as part of the NBA China Games. Bloomberg Businessweek first reported the matchup on its website Sunday.
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The tension within the Lebanon Tourist and Convention Commission hasn't let up just yet.
During a special-called meeting Oct. 20, the first item on the agenda referred to a commissioner's continued appointment, and it appears to have stemmed from an open records request made by Commissioner Dennis George.
Mayor Gary Crenshaw attended last week's meeting and urged the commissioners to find a way to work together, even with their disagreements.
The Marching Knights will take the field for regional competition Saturday, Oct. 22, at Hopkinsville High School in Hopkinsville.
Marion County will be competing in the Class AAAA West Regional. They are scheduled to perform at 9 p.m. Central time. Tickets for the regional competition are $10 apiece and can be purchased on site.
The Marion County Fiscal Court is scheduled to meet at 4 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 20, at the David R. Hourigan Government Building.
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The Lebanon Tourist and Convention Commission has scheduled a special-called meeting at 5 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 20, at the Centre Square Convention Center.
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This is followed by an executive session to discuss property acquisition and a personnel discussion.
A team of former UK players and other former collegians with Kentucky ties will play against the St. Catharine College men's basketball team tomorrow night at 7 p.m. at the Roby Dome.
The Big Blue All-Stars team will consist of DeMarcus Cousins (Sacramento Kings), Ravi Moss (KBDL), Josh Harrellson (New York Knicks), DeAndre Liggins (Orlando Magic), Kenneth Faried (Denver Nuggets), and Shelvin Mack (Washington Wizards).
The Marion County Lady Knights volleyball team captured the district crown Wednesday night at the Roby Dome. The Lady Knights won the title for the fourth consecutive year, beating Campbellsville in the first round of the district tournament on Tuesday night and defeating Taylor County in the finals. This win takes Marion County's overall record to 24-10, with their district standings at 10-0.
The Marion County Knights soccer team traveled to Danville Tuesday of last week to play Danville in the second round of the district tournament, after defeating Garrard County 9-0 the night before in the opening round.
The Marion County Lady Knights soccer team played Boyle County, the host of the district tournament, in the second round Oct. 11. They couldn't get on the scoreboard, losing the game 10-0 due to the mercy rule. They reached the second round after beating Garrard County, 2-0, on Oct. 10.
In the Boyle County game, the Lady Knights were outmatched.
The Marion County Knights football team traveled to Danville Friday night to play Boyle County. The Knights couldn't get it going, only scoring 14 points in the game, one offensive touchdown and one on the defensive side. This loss takes Marion County's overall record to 3-5 and 1-2 in district play, with two regular season games remaining.
The Marion County Cross Country team competed Oct. 11 at Mercer County, Oct. 13 at Green County, and in the Fox and the Hound Race at the Forkland Festival Saturday.
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