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Bloodworth earns WIU scholarship FacebookTwitterEmail BETHALTO — Civic Memorial High School senior Jenna Bloodworth of Bethalto has been awarded a Western Illinois University President’s Scholarship in conjunction with the Western Commitment Scholarship. Together, the scholarships cover four years of tuition, fees, a double residence hall room and standard board for eight semesters. “WIU provides me with the opportunity to double major, participate in an honors college, play in a Division I marching band, while not being too far from home,” Bloodworth said. At WIU Bloodworth plans to ...

What you need to know about March Madness and the NCAA tournament Gene Wang, The Washington Post Feb. 20, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail A view of the March Madness logo prior to the game between the Duke Blue Devils and the North Dakota State Bison during the first round of the 2019 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament. After 2020's tournament was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, the event returns this Spring with some slight modifications. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images The NCAA tournament is back this season, with some significant modifications from the re...

The Warriors are not expected to waive Mychal Mulder before his $1.5 million contract...

Projecting if struggling Duke, North Carolina, Kentucky can make the NCAA tournament Neil Greenberg, The Washington Post Feb. 16, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail The NCAA Division I men's basketball selection committee revealed its top 16 seeds on Saturday and it was no surprise No. 1 Gonzaga - the preseason No. 1 team who has stayed atop the rankings all season - earned the top overall seed from the selection committee. No. 2 Baylor earned the second No. 1 seed with Big Ten rivals Michigan and Ohio State named the other top-seeded teams. What is surprising is the lack of blue bloods represented. ...

'Safety with convenience': CT Fashion designer's latest creation unmasked FacebookTwitterEmail Devon Spencer Thursday, February 11, 2021, in Norwalk, Conn. Spencer, a Norwalk native, invented a mask that allows users to pull back a flap to eat, drink or smoke, allowing them to avoid touching the inside of the mask or having to remove it completely.Erik Trautmann / Hearst Connecticut Media NORWALK — When the coronavirus pandemic hit and mask-wearing became not only routine, but state mandated, Norwalk native and fashion entrepreneur Devon Spencer saw an opportunity. Not just a financial one,...