The AC Central and Virginia-Triopia junior high baseball teams opened play last week, starting the season by facing off against each other and treating a large crowd to a real barn burner with the Knights literally stealing a victory from the Redbirds.
The AC Central junior high softball team won once last week, trouncing South County 19 to 2 while losing to Meredosia-Triopia-Virginia 12 to 2 and to Griggsville-Perry 15 to 10. The Lady Knights are now 2-4 on the season after an opening week in which they lost to Brown County 13 to 1 and to Auburn 6 to 5 while beating Pikeland 6 to 5.
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The Meredosia-Chambersburg-Triopia-Virginia Junior High softball team won its first three games last week before losing on Saturday bringing their season record to 4-2-1. The Lady Indians beat Camp Point 10 to 0, Griggsville-Perry 4 to 1 and AC Central 12 to 2 before falling 15 to 2 to Athens.
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I recently read a book called “Lit Up With Love” by Derwin Gray and it is a simple, but profound look at what sharing the Good News is all about. In the current state of the world that often feels overshadowed by uncertainty and darkness, the call to be “lit up with love” offers a transformative and enduring hope.
It was a magnificent day, full of fun and entertainment for everyone at the event, “I Am Your Neighbor” held Saturday, August 9 at the Roundhouse, 8th and Bay Streets in Beardstown. The event was sponsored by First United Methodist Church, Beardstown.
It was a hot, fun, exciting and exhausting day last Saturday, August 9, at the Roundhouse. “I Am Your Neighbor” is now behind us but the memories will linger for a long time.