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It was a senior-laden Richmond squad that won the Blue Water Area Conference and a district championship last season. After a slow start, looks like Blue Devils’ rebuild is heading in the right direction.

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Duke stayed at the top when it came to the AP Top 25 mens college basketball poll in the 2010s. The Blue Devils were ranked No. 1 in 33 weeks from the 2010-11 to 2019-20 seasons. They won …

World War II Veteran and lifelong Algood resident Ross Williams will be 100 years old on Tuesday, a milestone he celebrated among hundreds of family and friends Sunday at the

LEOMINSTER —It was the Trevor Payne Show on Friday night in Leominster. The junior knocked down three shots from behind the arc, scored a game-high 23 points and seemed to have an answer every time the hosts from Leominster High inched closer as the visiting Nashoba Regional boys’ basketball team picked up a massive 55-40 […]

Chris Carrawell started for a top-ranked Duke team that blew out just about everyone behind a roster stocked with NBA talent, including a freshman with tantalizing athleticism in a limited role.

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After taking a look back into the first nine months of the year in our three previous editions, we — the editorial staff of the Lebanon Democrat — conclude our

As a cheerleader, Ally Barrett regularly applauds accomplishments of athletes. Recently, it was the entire Mt. Lebanon student body that clapped enthusiastically for the senior as she propelled the Jingle Bells to victory over the Thunder during the inaugural Lebo Legacy Games. “There was a lot of pressure on me,” Barrett admitted. “We were up […]

Chris Carrawell started for a top-ranked Duke team that blew out just about everyone behind a roster stocked with NBA talent, including a freshman with tantalizing athleticism in a limited role. Instead, potential alone — captured in shot-out-of-a-cannon flashes that made Carrawell say “Whoa!” — made him the Blue Devils’ first one-and-done NBA player in 1999. “I was a little surprised,” Carrawell recalled.