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Community invited to âtake what you need, give what you canâ through new pet food resource in Highland County Pictured at the blessing box at Stephanieâs Pet Spa are (l-r) Christi Hauke, Highland County Humane Society Board President; Highland County Humane Society members Sally Hinton and Sarah Roe; and Highland County Humane Society shelter manager Megan Wolf. (Photo by Jayden Wolf) A sign on the blessing box invites all to âtake what you need, give what you can.â (Photo by Sarah Roe)
A great time to embrace our differences Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer
R-Missouri s 3rd District
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Every February since 1976, America has come together to celebrate Black History Month and the contributions of African Americans to our nation and its history.
It was originally just a one-week celebration during the second week of February to celebrate the birthdays of Frederick Douglass, an abolitionist who spoke about his first-hand experience as a former slave, and Abraham Lincoln who changed our nation forever by ending slavery with the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation.
However, it became clear that more than a week was necessary to celebrate this rich history, and every president since 1976 has signed a declaration designating February “Black History Month.”
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Toney, Saunders score 17 points each to lead McClain McClainâs Preston Saunders (#10) was one of two players to lead McClain with 17 points in their overtime win over Paint Valley, Thursday at MHS. (HCP Photos/Jim Jones) McClain head coach Joe B. Stewart is shown with his two seniors Camden Closson, left, and Lyle White after Thursday night s game vs. Paint Valley. Kendyll Toney puts up a shot during Thursday s game vs. Paint Valley. McClain Wes Potts is defended by Paint Valley s Conner Free.
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Second quarter sparks McClain tempo for rest of game The McClain Lady Tigers team and coaches celebrate their sectional title, Friday at MHS. (HCP Photos/Jim Jones) McClain s Jaelyn Pitzer brings the ball up the floor. McClain s Iva Easter goes to the basket. Payton Pryor #13 applies defensive pressure. Kyla Burchett puts up a shot for the Lady Tigers. McClain s Bri Weller is fouled during Friday s game vs. River Valley. McClain s Emma Stegbauer runs the offense. McClain senior Kyla Burchett brings the ball up the floor during Friday nightâs sectional tournament game.
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Lady Lions finish 1-1 in postseason Fairfield s Peyton Magee drives to the hoop while being defended by New Lexington players in their sectional tournament game, Wednesday at Grandle Gymnasium. (HCP Photos/Stephen Forsha) LEESBURG The Fairfield Lady Lions held an eight-point lead going into the fourth quarter of their Division III SE District Sectional Final game against the New Lexington Lady Panthers on Wednesday night.
That lead proved to not be enough, as Fairfield was outscored 16-4 in the final eight minutes, a quarter where turnovers caused the Lady Lions to unravel and lose their lead for good, as they lost by a 51-47 score.