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Seek to become first Anderson team to win two playoff games
Bearcats looking to make history Friday night
Not many will say that the current Anderson County football team is the best in the program's history. But Friday, the Bearcats can make their mark on the local annals.
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Anderson strikes quickly, does not let up in state playoff romp
Bearcats have mettle to keep pushing pedal
Mark Peach is a football coach, not a driver's ed. teacher. And for one round of the state football playoffs, that suits Anderson County just fine.
“He told us we needed to keep our foot on the gas,” said Bearcat senior Todd DeWoody.
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High schoolers could feel chill until new one arrives
School board OKs emergency boiler replacement
Members of the Anderson County Board of Education are hoping for warm daytime temperatures at least for a couple more weeks — and for good reason.
An emergency replacement of the boiler at Anderson County High School is scheduled to be completed by Nov. 19.
Maintenance Director Bryan Drury said his staff started to switch the two-pipe system from cooling to heating about three weeks ago. However, when initiating that switch, they found a water leak.
“We found a crack in the end section,” Drury said.
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