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For Max Anderson, donating blood stem cells was a straightforward process. But that small gesture may save a life.

For Max Anderson, donating blood stem cells was a straightforward process. But that small gesture may save a life.

By Zack Steele, For the Tribune TRUSSVILLE - Hewitt Trussville raced out to a 49-0 halftime en route to a 56-14 annihilation of Bob Jones in the first round of the 7 A playoffs Friday night. Hewitt used suffocating defense and the usual quick strike offense to throttle the Jones Patriots, the number 3 seed

Zack Steele for the Tribune Trussville - Hewitt celebrated homecoming Friday night with an easy 62-0 win over a struggling Huffman. Using a suffocating defense that gave the offense multiple short fields, Hewitt coasted to a 42-0 halftime lead. Huffman took the opening kick and immediately went 3 and out. Hewitt started in Huffman

The North Sand Mountain varsity girls basketball team has now doubled last year’s win total.

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Whitesburg Christian’s defense had a hard time keeping Section running back Drake McCutchen out of the end zone Friday night.

SUGAR CITY — Football player, college student, cheerleader, track star, son, brother, friend. Dylan Pope is all of those, but the description he’s proud of most is stem cell donor. The 21-year-old was raised in Sugar City, where he played football, cheered and ran track for Sugar-Salem High School. Three years ago, he began attending […]

Updated at Share This SUGAR CITY — Football player, college student, cheerleader, track star, son, brother, friend. Dylan Pope is all of those, but the description he’s proud of most is stem cell donor. The 21-year-old was raised in Sugar City, where he played football, cheered and ran track for Sugar-Salem High School. Three years ago, he began attending and playing football at the University of Montana Western in Dillon, Montana. “Last March, my sister sent me an invite to sign up for...

21 year old receives call to save a man’s life     SUGAR CITY, Idaho (East Idaho News) — Football player, college student, cheerleader, track star, son, brother, friend. Dylan Pope is all of those, but the description he’s proud of most is stem cell donor. The 21-year-old was raised in Sugar City, where he played football, cheered and ran track for Sugar-Salem High School. Three years ago, he began attending and playing football at the University of Montana Western in Dillon, Montana...