Marion County
SNAP-Ed’s Dynamic Duo learning more to make a difference
The Dynamic Duo, Ginger Eatman and Josh Berryhill, are also shown at the Feeding Change Summit.
Bedford Industrial Park land sold for new Ready-Mix Concrete Plant
Pirates win county baseball tournament
Winfield’s baseball team won the Marion County Baseball Tournament. Back row, from left, are Coach Alan Smith, Coach Lacy, Blaine Bowen, Kyson Key, Declyn Morgan, Blake Quinn, Brayden McCaleb, Carter Pate, Walt Hennicke, Breck Mays, Coach Smothers, Coach Elkins and Coach Rhodes; front row, Spencer Haney, Baron Smith, Kruz Box, Brandon Whitley, Brady May, Carter Ayers, Blane Bishop, Parker Dodd and Hayden Ballard. See tournament story and photos on page 13.
Aggies win indoor track and field championship
With their state championship trophy are the Hamilton Aggie Indoor Track and Field Team, from left, Head Coach Scotty Sanderson, J.J. Vassar, Nate Hicks, Cee Jay Sizemore, Elijah Robinson, Hayden Ables, Coach Steve Dudley, Joseph Bullen, Coach Reggie Casey, Josh Webb, Jake Webb, Anderson Streetman, Kaden Whitaker and Cole McCarty. Not shown are Mason Holloway and coaches Brian Wiginton, Matt Robinson and Jeremy Webb.
Marion County Sheriff’s Office arrests 2 criminal illegal aliens
CAPNA Head Start program openings available in county
County sustains light storm damage Dec. 28
Tina Poston shares a photo of damage at her home in Brilliant. A camper was heavily damaged when a tree fell on it during the storm on Dec. 28.
Overall Improvement School Report Cards Released
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MARION COUNTY — Alabama's 2024 school report cards were released Friday, Nov. 22, and schools in the Marion County School System and the Winfield City School System mostly showed overall improvement. The MCSS has a three-point improvement over last year with a grade of 87, and WCSS has a one-point improvement with a grade of 94.
Marion County Schools Superintendent Ann West says she is pleased with the overall scores.
Raiders put down Bulldogs 48-35
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VERNON — The Marion County Raiders beat the Lamar County High School Bulldogs on the road 48-35 on Friday night, Nov. 1.
The Raiders scored one touchdown in the first quarter and were matched by the Bulldogs for a 7-7 tie.
The Raiders responded with a 59-yard rushing touchdown from Samuel Taylor. Tye Madison crossed the goal line afterward for 2 more points, putting the Raiders ahead 15-7 with about five minutes to go in the first quarter.