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PEARCY - Junction City muscled up Saturday and won the 3A Division of the Arkansas High School State Weightlifting Championships, hosted by Lake Hamilton. The Dragons lifted 5115 pounds, beating Booneville’s 4800 in Class 3A. Junction City was second overall to Benton, which totaled 5330 pounds.

In Devin Ball’s first season at the helm of Junction City’s football program, the Dragons reached the 3A state quarterfinals.

When Devin Ball took over the reins of Junction City’s program last spring, he turned to a senior who hadn’t played in three years to guide the Dragons’ offense.

There are a select few football players who can be described as a home-run hitter.

More often than not during football season, it’s skill position players that are in the spotlight thanks to their ability to find the end zone on every snap.

When the Arkansas Activities Association announced the new football conferences for the 2024 season, it marked a significant change for Junction City and Parkers Chapel.

Although the 2023 season is over, the 2024 season looks to be a bright one for Union County schools given the number of underclassmen who got plenty of experience this past season.

Devin Ball’s first season as Junction City’s head coach was a major success.

Two schools that are no strangers to playing the week of Thanksgiving and yet are strangers to each other will collide with a berth in the 3A state semifinals at stake.

Nearly every day, Devin Ball has a "pinch me" moment.