The team is led by sophomore Jabe Boroff of Pike Road, who in all likelihood will be named the state’s Player of the Year.
- DAVID MUNDEE
Sitting in math class six years ago at Enterprise’s Hillcrest Elementary School, Emma McCrea had a moment that would change her athletic career and her life.
- Ricky Adams
From 1913-2018, the Cats were 46-39-3 against Dothan High School’s Tigers, and 28-13 against Northview from 1978-2018.
- Ricky Adams
New Brockton was unable to move the ball on its first possession; New Brockton’s Micah Davis intercepted a Dauphin pass shortly thereafter but to no avail when the Gamecocks couldn’t produce a first down.
- Ricky Adams
The Cats were stymied and lost the ball on downs, then got a scare when Andalusia ran for 36 yards on its first snap, but a penalty negated the gain, and the Bulldogs were out of scoring threats the rest of the game.
It’s a thousand wonders we could concentrate on car racing less than 24 hours after the Spring 2024 Wesley Chapel barbecue and less than 48 hours after the NCAA took the bull by the horns and settled critical problems currently plaguing college sports.
The 88th Master’s Golf Toonament was won by World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, who then experienced Sunday’s 75th Green Jacket ceremony in Butler Cabin; Slammin’ Sammy Snead donned the first green jacket (1949).Scheffler maintained throughout he’d head home if his wife, Meredith, went into labor…
The 88th Master’s Golf Toonament was won by World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, who then experienced Sunday’s 75th Green Jacket ceremony in Butler Cabin; Slammin’ Sammy Snead donned the first green jacket (1949).
Scheffler maintained throughout he’d head home if his wife, Meredith, went into labor with their first child, but Scottie stayed/played/got paid the $3.6 million winner’s share, making him the 10th all-time PGA money-winner at age … 27.
It’s March 6, 1964, and Enterprise is abuzz about tonight’s Enterprise High School Band concert in the EHS auditorium.
“That ball is gonna beeee … outta here! It’s done! It’s 715! There’s a new home run champion of all-time and it’s Henry Aaron!
One Montgomery event was the 1963 Governor’s Inaugural Parade for George C. Wallace, on such a bitterly cold day Montgomery residents invited band members inside their homes while awaiting their turns to march.
The late David Mitchell, 1964-65 band president, forever remembered that day because his lips stuck to his trumpet … after he finished playing a song ...
Since the U.S. Congress has become involved in the Name, Image, Likeness (NIL) process, all collegiate players are professionals, automatically adhering to the world’s oldest profession’s credo, “Pay now, play later.”
There’s no telling if today’s message has a point; we’ll find out at the end … or not.
Since the U.S. Congress has become involved in the Name, Image, Likeness (NIL) process, all collegiate players are professionals, automatically adhering to the world’s oldest profession’s credo, “Pay now, play later.”
Maybe today is a day to be glad of never being frog-marched with an enemy bayonet’s business end poking in our backs.Could just be a day to say, “Let’s go places and eat things.”Or to realize Gutenberg’s first printed Bible was mentioned March 9, 1455.
Today’s visit will end WHEN the expected phone call arrives from Atlanta Braves headquarters, any minute, even 1:47 a.m. Tuesday, March 5.
Let’s not waste a minute of today, especially if you’ve been cooped up indoors all winter and can’t wait until Spring to bust out.
One Friday in winter 1962, Enterprise Junior High School coach Ed O’Toole told us in P.E. we’d be taking up wrestling starting on Monday.
We don’t have groundhog access but the three of us, Charlie Abernathy, grandson Lane Marler, and your scribe, have our three February indicators of an early spring’s arrival.
Now that the 2023 football season has finally ended, time’s come to look ahead to the next important football game, August 23, excusing spring XFL/USFL doin’s, scheduled in recently renovated Andalusia Memorial Stadium, when Enterprise High School’s Wildcats and Andalusia’s Bulldogs renew an…
- Ricky Adams
The Enterprise State Community College Boll Weevils moved into a third-place tie in Division 2 basketball standings with a 79-71, win against No. 2 Bevill State Thursday night in Ray Lolley Gym.
If you lived near Enterprise High School this time of year in 1964, can you believe those Sunday afternoon naps of yours spoiled for several months by the Wildcat Marching Band practicing for our first appearance in St. Petersburg, Florida’s, Festival of States were 60 years ago?
As seemingly happens faster as years vanish, we can’t get through observing one thing before there’s another’n.