Month: November 2019

Josh Frye

EA breezes past Lakeside
Cougars now host Edgewood in AISA Class AA semifinals By JOSH FRYE News Sportswriter Daughtry McGhee and Shannon Wheat scored two touchdowns each to help lead Escambia Academy to a 49-0 victory over Lakeside Academy last Friday, November 8, in the first round of AISA Class AA playoffs. The Cougars kicked off the scoring early during the first play of the first offensive drive of the game on a Ty…
by Josh Frye access_time6 years ago
Serious about corruption? Investigate the Bidens
Speaker Pelosi, Adam Schiff, and their Democratic colleagues have spent countless hours and taxpayer dollars to find evidence that President Trump was involved in corruption. At the same time, Democrats refuse to even consider the fundamental issue at hand – was President Trump right to question the activities of Hunter Biden in Ukraine? Months ago, media reported Hunter Biden’s shady business dealings. But, once impeachment began, the mainstream media moved…
by Submitted Article access_time6 years ago
Tedder’s Christmas for Kids car show a success
  By DON FLETCHER News Staff Writer The 2019 version of Tedder’s Auto Repair Christmas for Kids Car Show, the third annual fundraiser, turned out to be the most successful of the three, although the number of entries and the money raised were about the same as the previous year. The fundraising event, proceeds from which went to TAR’s Christmas for Kids program, was held November 9 at the Carney…
by Don Fletcher access_time6 years ago
AOG’s Escape House
Fun, subliminal Bible lesson all in one By DON FLETCHER News Staff Writer Many churches avoid any semblance of a celebration of Halloween, eschewing the costumed frenzy that is traditionally a part of the autumnal observance. Some have “haunted houses” that depict the horrors that can befall those who partake in social evils such as abortion or drug abuse. Then there are Escape Houses, which are growing in popularity across…
by Don Fletcher access_time6 years ago