The World Premiere production of “Four Children” has been brought to life by the Kansas City Actors Theatre on the City Stage inside Union Station as a minimalist, sadly shocking view of war against children and on a number of levels. It is not to be missed during its several week run.
The playwright has taken snippets from the diaries of four childhood victims of successful or attempted genocides. Their testimony is woven together paragraph by paragraph into a seamless, searing whole despite each being separated by decades and thousands of miles.
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Norton piles up points, but Trinity boys fall
12/20/20 10:29 PM
Hudson Norton scored 24 points to lead the Trinity Lutheran boys, Saturday, but the Cougars were out-scored, 84-66, by Jac-Cen-Del.
Tyler Goecker added 10 points for Trinity, going over 1,000 points in his career and Sage Broughton matched that total for the Cougars.
Host Jac-Cen-Del scored heavily in the late going, amassing 27 points in the fourth quarter.
The Cougar boys now have a break over Christmas and New Year’s.
Winning streak snapped
Trailing all the way, the Crothersville girls basketball team saw its three-game winning streak ended, 45-28, by the Southwestern Lady Rebels, Saturday.
Crothersville FFA Toy and Food Drive sets record in 32nd year
CROTHERSVILLE
The 32nd annual Crothersville FFA Toy and Food Drive is one for the record books.
The biggest difference this year was having to make up for the loss of nearly $4,000 since the 26th annual craft show was canceled in November due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Crothersville FFA Adviser Linda Myers speaks after the record tonnage of food (20.8734) was revealed before Saturday s Toy and Food Drive distribution in Crothersville. Holding the signs, from left, are Brayden Crater, Kaylee Caudill, Karley Gillis, Ella Plasse, Zoe Spangler, Kennadi Lakins and Kaylyn Holman. Zach Spicer
Crothersville girls survive West Washington challenge
CROTHERSVILLE
Zoe Spangler scored the only points of the overtime period to lift the Crothersville girls to a 42-39 win over sectional foe West Washington Thursday night.
The Tigers had a chance to win the game in regulation when Grace Wilson’s shot from the wing bounced off the rim as the buzzer sounded leaving the score deadlocked at 39.
Tigers coach Kevin Hensley called time with 12 seconds remaining to set up the final play.
Both teams had chances to take the lead in the overtime before Spangler made a move to the basket, scored, was fouled and made the free throw with 2:25 remaining.