Cheer Clinic LITTLE INDIAN CHEER CLINIC–Sixty nine K-5 students took part in the Little Indian Cheer Clinic on Saturday, hosted by the CCR-1 Varsity Cheerleaders. They were divided into three…
Local Craftsman To Receive National Attention By Mike Scott “I’m not really an artist or anything . I really like doing the outdoor stuff,” said Kent Spory of Wayland. A…
By Kevin Fox On January 30th Kahoka #40 Order of the Eastern Star will celebrate the 100th anniversary of it’s formation at the chapter’s building in Wayland. Kahoka #40 has…
COURTWARMING COURTWARMING KING AND QUEEN–The CCR-1 Courtwarming King and Queen for 2008 are Ryan St. Clair and Audrey Moon. The pair were voted on by students throughout the week, and…
By Mike Scott The Clark County R-1 board of education is sure to have some new faces after the April 8 elections. Four candidates have filed for three open seats,…
Projects 24.55 % Spending Increase Over 2007…
Lady Eagles Soar To Win at Marion County By David Sharp Knox County proved their North Shelby Tournament victory over Marion County was no fluke with a 46-32 win at…
KC Eagles Stuff Milan Boys in Tri-Rivers Play By David Sharp Knox County (10-6, 4-1 in the conference) jumped out to a 29-11 first quarter lead in January 22, Tri-Rivers…
By David SharpBrashear was seeded first in the girls’ bracket and Knox County was placed on top of the boys’ bracket at the 2008 Brashear Tournament, slated for February 4-9.…
By David Sharp Knox County forced 35 Milan turnovers during a January 22, Tri-Rivers Conference girls’ game at Knox County. The Lady Eagles improved to 7-8 overall on the season…
Elementary Student Contributes $125 to Help Mom Quit Smoking Submitted by Cindy Gunter Cedric Boone received a huge pat on the back from Knox County Smokebusters and Beyond for his…
