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Scholarly Pursuits

Scholarly Pursuits

Layla Garms May 1, 2013 0

Crosby program honors participants Standing on the cusp of a new chapter of his life is bittersweet for 18 year-old Israel Suarez. “I’m going to miss high school and just school in general,” said

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College-Bound

College-Bound

Layla Garms May 1, 2013 0

Israel Suarez poses with his mother, Isabella Acosta, at the annual Crosby Scholars Senior Gala Monday night at the Benton Convention Center. Suarez, a senior at Reagan High School, was one of nearly 600

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local sports legends Added to Hall

local sports legends Added to Hall

T. Kevin Walker April 12, 2013 0

There have been many seminal moments in Rodney Webb’s life, but two stand out. His union to his wife, Rita, more than 30 years ago is tops; he called his induction last week into

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Optimist league begins another season of soccer

Optimist league begins another season of soccer

Dayona McLean March 16, 2013 0

The Optimist Soccer League had its first 30-minute “practice and play” session for six-and-seven-year-olds on Monday at Jefferson Middle School Optimist Youth Sports Program Director Daniel Levstek demonstrated a series of on field moves,

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Teams end JV season with bragging rights

Teams end JV season with bragging rights

Craig Greenlee November 8, 2012 0

Reagan showed its mettle in clearly establishing its supremacy in junior varsity football. But while the Raiders (9-1 finish) have much to shout about, other teams in Forsyth County can look back on this

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Without a Shadow of a Doubt

Without a Shadow of a Doubt

Craig Greenlee November 1, 2012 0

Reagan’s bashing of Mount Tabor is clear validation that the Raiders are this year’s undisputed kings of junior varsity football in Forsyth County. In a game that most folks expected to be hotly-contested from

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Reynolds comes back strong  this season

Reynolds comes back strong this season

Craig Greenlee October 18, 2012 2

Reynolds is easily the most improved JV football team in Forsyth County. The record testifies to that. A year ago, the Demons didn’t win a game. This year, they’re 6-2 with two games remaining

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Raiders near-perfect this season

Raiders near-perfect this season

Craig Greenlee October 11, 2012 3

  Reagan’s junior varsity went through an awful 30-minute stretch in last week’s match-up against North Davidson. The Raiders were flagged for five personal fouls in the first half and two players were ejected from

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