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Matt Shohen scored his second goal of the game in overtime to lift Upper Dublin to a District 1-3A playback win over Pennridge. The victory sends the Cardinals to the state playoffs for the first time since 2018.

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Haverford bent on strong-arming its way into districts

In April 2023, Paul Hanson got footage of a bobcat fighting and eventually killing a mule deer doe in West Texas. It recently surfaced on social media, reminding us that wild cats will occasionally prey on healthy, adult deer.

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Community members in Madison County are mourning the loss of a student taken too soon by an early morning crash.

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Jon Clark was terminated as the Chief of Police of the Town of Mars Hill after he twice requested topless pics from his number 2, Captain Chad Wilson's, wife over Snapchat.

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A letter from the Mars Hill town manager details the reasons behind former Chief of Police Jon Clark's firing last fall.