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Cancer Association honors Petree with candlelight program

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New law means more money for roads and schools

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Commissioners get education from director of schools

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Local gyms host women’s fitness seminars

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Habitat begins work on its 25th house

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Hit a runs keep LPD hopping

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Laverdiere leads Scots back to national tourney

Jared Laverdiere is Braveheart without the bravado.

The softspoken 5-foot-10 junior from Jacksboro has made the Maryville College Fighting Scots a fixture on the national basketball stage with his fearless, yet selfless leadership the past three seasons.

Maryville just returned from a third consecutive trip to the national tournament without bringing home the top prize.

However, there are high hopes for 2010.

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Cougars drop 3-2 heartbreaker to Cumberland Gap

Campbell County came close to getting its first baseball victory Friday against visiting Cumberland Gap.

However, the Panthers held on to defeat the winless Cougars, 3-2, in seven innings at Brown-Archer Field.

With Cumberland Gap trailing 1-0 in the top of the third inning, Zack Baughcum drove in a run with a double and later scored on an error to push the Panthers over the top, 2-1. Jaden Guy capped the scoring with an RBI double in the top of the fifth inning.

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Cougars lose scoring battle to district rival Karns

Campbell County High School’s varsity baseball team had another run of bad luck Tuesday afternoon during a rematch against visiting district foe Karns.

The Cougars (0-8 overall) went toe-to-toe with the Beavers early on but gave up seven runs in the fourth, fifth and sixth innings of an 11-6 loss.

Again, errors played a big part in Campbell County’s defeat. The Cougars made five miscues.

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