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Lawrence County Record
Mt’neers football hold off East Newton
The Mt. Vernon High School football team traveled to east Newton on Friday, Oct. 2 and came back with a 10-8 victory over the Patriots. The Mt’neers scored first on a Matt Hodgson to Griffin Cordray passing play to take a 7-0 first quarter lead. That would remain the score at the half. East Newton put eight points on the board in the third quarter to take the lead 8-7. Mt. Vernon would kick a field goal by Brennan Diaz in the fourth quarter to secure the 10-8 win.
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Republic School District cuts ribbon on $26 million athletic facility
Republic School District held a grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony for their newest facility on Sept. 30. The high school expansion holds a full, 100-yard turfed football field along with a multitude of classrooms and spaces intended to enrich the extra-curricular and athletic opportunities of local students. In total,...
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WCHS Homecoming was quite a show
Webb City High School’s fall homecoming was quite a show, despite the disappointing outcome of the game. Pre-game, Araceli Perez was crowned homecoming queen, and Mason Young was crowned homecoming king. Other candidates were: QUEEN, Addy Crane, Shalea Myers, Jaylee VanBecelaere, Maddy Wells and Isabella Wood. KING, James Baldassaro,...
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Pirates football knocks off state-ranked Pierce City
The Ash Grove High School football team hosted Class 1, sixth-ranked Pierce City on Friday, Oct. 2 and played great defense defeating the Eagles, 12-6. After Pierce City scored in the second quarter, the Pirates answered back with a 70-yard kickoff return to tie the game 6-6. With the game still tied at 6-6 in the fourth quarter, Chase Acosta ran it in form 9 yards out to give Ash Grove the 12-6 lead. The defense would tighten up to preserve the six-point win.
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Billings, Mo., students walk to school for safety program
BILLINGS, Mo. (KY3) - Students across the country walked or biked to school Wednesday as part of a national program focused on safe walkways for students. Billings students of all ages took part in the morning event, walking a quarter mile from the fire station to their school. National program...
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Aurora R-8 sees increase in CEP participation
AURORA, Mo. — A local school district has seen a growing number of families turning to its meal service for support. “I’ve noticed with them it really helps them to being able to have full bellies to learn,” said Pate Early Childhood Center School Counselor Victoria Hilton.
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‘Learning by Making:’ Pitt Press is Officially Open
On Friday, Sept. 25, the ribbon cutting officially opened Pitt Press on the fourth floor of Grubbs Hall, which coincided with Grubbs 150th birthday celebration. Chase Dearinger, associate professor of English and modern languages, brought his vision to life and explains what Pitt Press is, for anyone who might be unfamiliar.
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Pirates football defeats Diamond, Lady Pirates volleyball beat Central and Diamond
The Ash Grove High School football team traveled to Diamond on Friday, Sept. 25 and came home with a 22-19 victory. After a scoreless first quarter by both teams, the Pirates scored twice in the second quarter. First on a 4-yard run from Blake Reece and then on a 3-yard run from Chase Acosta to take a 14-0 lead into halftime.
Lawrence County Record
New schedule proposed for Monett schools: A 150-day school year would lengthen days, shorten year
Monett school officials have proposed a very different scheduling strategy for future school years, something never attempted in southwest Missouri. The approach would stick to the five-day school schedule but modify the length of school days and introduce two summer school options. Assistant Superintendent Dr. Isaac Sooter outlined the proposal...
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Ash Grove High School bans energy drinks
New Ash Grove High School Principal Greg White made the decision earlier this year to ban energy drinks from the high school campus. The decision, he said, was made for the benefit of the student body. “It’s my job to create a safe environment where students can learn and teachers...