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This upcoming Friday and Saturday, Taoseños will have a unique opportunity to visit and purchase original pieces belonging to Taos 6 co-founder and painter Julian Robles. Recently deceased, Robles …
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This upcoming Friday and Saturday, Taoseños will have a unique opportunity to visit and purchase original pieces belonging to Taos 6 co-founder and painter Julian Robles. Recently deceased, Robles …
In several parts of the city, motorists struggled to buy petrol while many filling stations were closed.
By Erik Harris, sports editor Pinson Valley guard JoJo James and Center Point wing Jordan Chatman recently took the next step in their basketball careers, as the pair slid on their caps and signed on the dotted line. Both seniors are headed in the same direction: west. Chatman and James are set to joint the high-powered squad at Shelton State Community College in Tuscaloosa. Pinson Valley point guard JoJo James (4) works past a defender during the 2020-21 playoffs. Photo by Vickie Unlap The Bucs have become one of the premier junior college programs in the country, churning out a 109-23 rec...
PINSON — The Pinson Valley boys saw it come to an end on Friday night at home. Two days after knocking off top-ranked Hartselle, the No. 7-ranked Indians fell to Scottsboro 69-67 in the second round of the Class 6A playoffs, ending their season at 20-5 overall. Due to multiple postponements on the topside of the Northwest bracket, Scottsboro is unsure who its Elite 8 opponent will be. Possibilities include No. 6 Clay-Chalkville, Muscle Shoals, Hazel Green and Buckhorn. The Wildcats will play one of them next Tuesday in the Northwest Regional finals at Wallace State Community College in Ha...
By Erik Harris, sports editor PINSON — After splitting a two-game regular season series, the Pinson Valley and Clay-Chalkville boys settled the tie on Friday night in the Class 6A, Area 12 tournament finals. In a battle of top 10 teams, the sixth-ranked Cougars (19-4) traveled into Mike Dutton Gymnasium and escaped with a hard-fought victory to secure the area championship and lock up home-court advantage next Tuesday in their playoff opener. Senior Isaiah Daniel ripped the game-winning trey, his defense held twice on the other end and Clay-Chalkville claimed the league title by a final of ...