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Not getting underway until after 7:30 p.m., the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs played under the lights — and some rain — in their Southern Hills Athletic Conference game with the North Adams Green Devils Monday night.

If Beth Olson has not found the perfect job, it is very close. Olson is the new director of parks and recreation for the City of Osage. She takes over

Watch FIFA’s women’s soccer compete in the World’s Cup — or Champions League pro teams take to the pitch right here in SoCal. View an art show inspired by POKÉMON. Listen to Cuban rap pioneer Telmary perform under the stars.

Newman scored two runs early and rode clutch defense to victory

Brown City head coach Greg Welke hoists the Division 4 district championship trophy in Peck on Friday evening. (Photo by Mike Gallagher) PECK — During the regular season, the Brown City baseball team finished with a 5-24 overall record. That record included an 18-game losing streak and four losses to Peck (4-2, 5-2) and Marlette

Kyle Affer HUDSONVILLE — Kyle Affer came into the Division 4 state finals ranked high enough to earn All-State honors. But he knew he could do better than that. “I was ranked seventh, but I knew I could throw further than my PR was,” Affer said. “I was working in practice and I knew I

Deckerville’s Logan Martin takes off after receiving the handoff from Hunter Garza in the 1600m relay at the Division 4 regional in Brown City on Friday night. Martin helped the relay team, which also included Colin Beck and Connor Palmer, take first place with a time of 3:47.20, to qualify for the state finals. (Photo

Brown City’s Maddie Hohne sneaks past Sandusky’s Kalli Bender for a run in the Green Devils game one win over the Wolves. Bender helped Sandusky sneak past Brown City in the second game, as she had three hits, including a pair of doubles, and set up the walk-off win. (Photos by Mike Gallagher) BROWN CITY

The Green Devils boys and girls track teams both earned first-place finishes at the Green Devil Invite last Tuesday night. The girls team finished with 207 points, beating out Marlette (149), Capac (74), Sandusky (20), Kimball New Life Christian (10) and Memphis (2). The boys, meanwhile, finished with 231 points, to beat Marlette (93),

Cr Paul Culhane has served 15 years with Upper Lachlan Shire Council.