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‘Dream as high as you can possibly dream’

(Editor’s note: Each week during Black History Month, we’ll run a profile of an African-American who is a positive role model. This is the first part in a five-part series.)

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Indoor soccer team grows in popularity

Soccer hasn’t stuck around at the high school level in Washington County the way it has in surrounding counties, but if the growing popularity of Seamus Marrinan’s indoor soccer team is any indication, that could be changing.

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Bramblett honored for 10 years of success

Out of every 10 games the St. Catharine baseball team has played under head coach Luther Bramblett, they have won seven of them. And for that excellent winning percentage, and for all else he has done in guiding the Bat Pats to success, Bramblett was recognized between basketball games Saturday at Lourdes Hall.

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Patriot women split two conference home games

The St. Catharine College women’s basketball team avenged an earlier loss to Georgetown when they beat the 17th ranked Tigers in Lourdes Hall 72-60 Thursday night.

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SCC baseball opens season on Friday

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SCC men climb MSC standings

Due to some early season injuries and new players who became eligible late, St. Catharine College head coach J.T. Burton said over a month ago that it may take until the end of January for his team to come together.

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WC girls’ skid hits four games

Washington County @ Adair Co.
Score: 69-36 Adair County
When: Saturday, Jan. 28
Where: Adair County High School

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Commanders hang on despite woes at the free throw line

Washington County vs. Metcalfe County
Score: 46-42 Washington County
When: Saturday, Jan. 28
Where: Washington County High School
Key players: MCHS - Asher Sullivan WCHS - Alex Marshall

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Head-on collision causes traffic congestion

A head-on collision near the Lebanon-Springfield Airport sent three people to the hospital on Tuesday afternoon.

According to a press release from the Kentucky State Police, Trooper Justin Phillips is investigating the collision that occurred at 3:50pm on Hwy. 55 at the Marion/Washington County line.

Sixty-three-year-old Judith Filiatreau, of Springfield, was traveling north on Hwy. 55 in a 1991 Oldsmobile when she crossed the center line and struck a southbound 1995 Chevy truck, operated by 56-year-old William R. Bishop of Campbellsville.

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The faces of chess

When it comes to playing chess, the students at North Washington are no pawns. They’re kings and queens.

Aaron Dugger, a library media specialist at North Washington, said that 97 percent of the students he’s taught to play chess have really enjoyed it.
“It took off like wildfire,” he said. “In library, if we finish early the kids will just get up and go get the chess boards and pieces and set up and start playing. It really took the Willisburg kids by storm.”

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