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Graves High student wins boys’ individual state bowling championship in school’s first year of competition
Graves High student wins boys’ individual state bowling championship in school’s first year of competition
PIONEERING STATE CHAMPION – Graves County High School junior Nathan Hackel (right) poses with his coach, Michael Delaney, and his state championship trophy for individual boys’ bowling. Hackel won the title in the GCHS bowling team’s inaugural season and first trip to the Kentucky Bowling Proprietors’ Association’s State Bowling Championships.
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Hickman County Mock Trial Team competes in Louisville
Sidney Harrison, Cody Whitlock and Alex Richards for the prosecution.
Hickman County Mock Trial Team competes in Louisville

“May it please the Court?”

With those words, Hickman County’s Mock Trial team began competition in Louisville this past weekend. For two days, coached by teacher Ann Jewell and attorney Mary Potter, assisted by gifted and talented teachers Brenda Mahan and Tiffany Kyle, twelve students became attorneys and witnesses in the case of Commonwealth of Kentucky vs. Sam(antha) Oddington. 

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Letters to the Editor

Hunting Sand Hill Cranes Wrong
Sandhill Crane adult and chick.
Hunting Sand Hill Cranes Wrong

Dear Editor:

     The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources is proposing hunting Sandhill Cranes in the 2011-2012 hunting season.  Sandhill Cranes are gray birds with white cheeks and red on the top of their heads.  They stand 5 feet tall with a wing span of 6-7 feet.  Their gurgling "groo" call is one of the most memorable in nature.  They have slowly returned after having been hunted almost to extinction in the early 1900s.  They mate for life and have a low reproduction rate with a nesting pair averaging one surviving chick every three years.  When a mate is killed, the other mate shows signs of obvious distress.

     These migrating cranes have not been hunted in Kentucky for more than 90 years.  This "first ever" hunting season proposing selling 400 permits (killing of 2 cranes per permit) is being hastily planned for 2011.

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Kentucky Governor Acknowledges Soldier Sacrifice

Ft. Knox Casualty: Staff Sgt. Mecolus C. McDaniel
Staff Sgt. Mecolus C. McDaniel
Ft. Knox Casualty: Staff Sgt. Mecolus C. McDaniel

FRANKFORT, Ky. (March 21, 2011) – Gov. Steve Beshear today recognized the sacrifice of a Fort Knox soldier who died while supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. 

According to the Department of Defense, Staff Sgt. Mecolus C. McDaniel, 33, of Fort Hood, Texas, died March 19 in Khowst province, Afghanistan, of wounds suffered when insurgents attacked his unit with an improvised explosive device and small arms fire.  He was assigned to the 6th Squadron, 4th Cavalry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, Fort Knox, Ky.

 

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