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Today's Sports

  • BASEBALL: Bearcat bats silenced...

    Anderson County baseball is looking for bats. Any size, any shape or any color. Just anything that might generate some offense.

    At least, that was the case last week as the Bearcats mustered just one hit in two games, dropping contests at Paul L. Dunbar and Madison Central. Two strong Bearcat pitching performances went by the board.

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  • Cinderella FGCU hits home for...

    Raise your hand if you really, truly knew the first thing, anything, about Florida Gulf Coast University before Friday night.

    Be honest now. Did you really know anything about Sherwood Brown, Brett Comer and the millionaire coach with the super-model wife.

    I asked for a show of hands on Twitter Sunday night. The answers were predictable. “In NKU's conference,” Travis Davis wrote.

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  • Researchers seek public’s help...

    Researchers are seeking the public's help in finding more nesting sites of Kentucky's remaining barn owls, according to a news release.

    Barn owls, with their distinctive heart-shaped faces and dark eyes, were plentiful across Kentucky as late as the 1960s. Currently, however, there are only about 25 documented nesting locations statewide.

    Wildlife biologists with the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources need to locate as many barn owl nesting sites as possible to gain a deeper understanding of why this species has declined in the state.

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  • Turkey hunters will encounter...

    By Art Lander, Jr.

    Ky. Dept. of Fish & Wildlife Resources

                With opening day of the statewide season just three weeks away, Kentucky turkey hunters can look forward to encountering gobblers of all ages this spring.

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  • Trying not to let conflicts get...

    Twenty-four years ago on April 22, 1989 the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources had not established a spring turkey season in central Kentucky. 

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  • Anderson archers place third at...

    The Anderson County archery team placed third in the inaugural KHSAA archery state championships, held in Louisville last Tuesday.

    The Bearcats turned in a team score of 3,408 behind Henderson County's 3,415 and state champion Trigg County, which scored a 3,453.

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  • Three Rams named all-stars

    Three Christian Academy of Lawrenceburg basketball players have been named to the Kentucky Christian Schools Athletic Association all-star team.

    Matthew Robinson, a 6-foot-1 senior guard has played for the Rams since he was in the sixth grade. Robinson served as the Rams’team captain and was selected as a first team KCSAA all-star. This is the third time he has been selected to the all-star team.

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  • Young Lady Bearcats give coach...

    Anderson County softball coach Brian Glass is smiling mighty big these days.

    It is true that the Lady Bearcats seemed to catch fire at the end of the 2012 season, winning their third 30th District title in five years and advanced to the Eighth Region semifinals four the fourth time in six seasons.

    The Lady Bearcats only finished 18-16, but Glass focuses on last May. “Toward the end of the season, there is no doubt we got a lot better,” he says. “We started trusting one another as a team.”

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  • Tindall on target at Midway

    Anderson County High School student Brooke Tindall recently signed a national letter-of-intent with the Midway College archery team in a ceremony at the school. Those in attendance were, front row, from left: John Tindall (Father), Brooke Tindall, Shelly Tindall (mother) and John Tindall (brother). Back row: Anderson County assistant coach Dana Mehs, Midway coach Cliff Tompkins, Anderson County head coach Dave Frederick and Anderson County assistant athletic director Jeremy Cook.

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  • Backpack buddies

    Members of the Anderson County High School football team recently volunteered to help pick up and drop off food for the ‘Backpack Buddy’ program for needy students in the school district. ‘It was a real eye-opening experience for our boys as they got to see how much food goes out on an annual basis to underprivileged students in Anderson County,’ said Bearcat coach Mark Peach. Jody McGrath brought the team and the program together. Team members shown in this photo are, from left, Chris Kelly, Ross Cox, Huston Page and Austin Phillips.

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