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#5 Nigel Reid, #44 Holden Tyler and #50 Patricio Recendiz tackle the Comet runner during last week’s game. Photo by Kristy Schrader

#5 Nigel Reid, #44 Holden Tyler and #50 Patricio Recendiz tackle the Comet runner during last week’s game. Photo by Kristy Schrader

Maysville vs. Velma Alma

#5 Nigel Reid, #44 Holden Tyler and #50 Patricio Recendiz tackle the Comet runner during last...
Roger Perrin

Roger Perrin

THE BIG REDDER

The Maysville Warriors racked up their first loss of the season to a very talented Velma-Alma...
#8 Bo Green looks for an opening as #56 Kolby Wyatt blocks a Central Marlow defensive back. Photo by Kristy Schrader

#8 Bo Green looks for an opening as #56 Kolby Wyatt blocks a Central Marlow defensive back. Photo by Kristy Schrader

Maysville defeats Central Marlow 20-14

The Maysville Warriors toppled the Central Marlow Bronchos 20-14 last Friday night in the Warriors’...
U.S. Marine Lane Robison, a 2017 Lindsay graduate, surprised his mom and two sisters when he presented the American flag during “The Star Spangled Banner” prior to the Leopardettes game on August 28. He arrived minutes before the game and dad was in on it. Thanks to the coaches, referees, players and parents who orchestrated this surprise, for it was not an easy task to keep mom and the two sisters from seeing Lane’s arrival.

U.S. Marine Lane Robison, a 2017 Lindsay graduate, surprised his mom and two sisters when he presented the American flag during “The Star Spangled Banner” prior to the Leopardettes game on August 28. He arrived minutes before the game and dad was in on it. Thanks to the coaches, referees, players and parents who orchestrated this surprise, for it was not an easy task to keep mom and the two sisters from seeing Lane’s arrival.

Local Marine surprises family at Lindsay softball game

A recent Lindsay High School softball game became emotional as one player received “the best...