Payton Baum belts a double during Anderson County's 10-0 win over Spencer County on April 20. (Photo by John Herndon) Anderson County’s Payton Baum feels blessed, shares good news By John Herndon, 110forChrist.com Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters, since you know that … Continue reading Doing everything for Jesus
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Thank you Lady Bearcats for an incredible run
Anderson County's Amiya Jenkins cuts back against the Sacred Heart press in the Mingua Beef Jerky Girls' Sweet 16 on March 10, 2022. Anderson girls made it easy to rearrange schedules By John Herndon, 110forChrist.com LEXINGTON – Everyone who has ever covered an athletic event – any time, any level, anywhere – knows the one … Continue reading Thank you Lady Bearcats for an incredible run
GOOD TO BE BACK IN THE GYM
Former Walton-Verona coach Mark Clinkenbeard glad to be watching the game he loves By John Herndon, 110forChrist.com DRY RIDGE, Ky. – Mark Clinkenbeard couldn’t stay away. He’d stepped down as the girls’ basketball coach at Walton-Verona High School during the 2021-22 season, but when the calendar said it was tournament time, he knew he was … Continue reading GOOD TO BE BACK IN THE GYM
UNPREDICTABILITY OF REGIONAL TOURNAMENTS TRANSFORM MARCH INTO MADNESS
Anderson girls a strong favorite for third straight crown but Eighth Region boys a wide open affair By John Herndon, 110forChrist.com Anderson County's Amiya Jenkins drives against Spencer County's Lexi Runion and Daveigh Reichenbach during the 30th District championship game at Spencer County High School on Feb. 25. (Photo by Stephanie Herndon) I love March … Continue reading UNPREDICTABILITY OF REGIONAL TOURNAMENTS TRANSFORM MARCH INTO MADNESS
THE UNSUNG HERO
While Henry County girls' basketball coach Jim Hook motions to his team's defense, his wife, Meg, sits directly behind him holding their 11-month old son, James. Henry County's girls' basketball team has tasted some success of late, but Coach Jim Hook says the one he admires the most sits behind his bench By John Herndon, … Continue reading THE UNSUNG HERO