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Monett redeems Aurora loss The Monett girls soccer team avenged an early-season loss to Aurora this week, defeating the Lady Houn’ Dawgs at Monett South Park on Tuesday, 2-1. Deisy Mejia and Sydney Parrigon scored the goals for Monett, both unassisted. Goalkeeper Ruby Rodriguez produced 11 saves on the day. The win avenged the 3-0 loss to Aurora in the Cassville Kickoff Classic. Monett is back in action on Monday, hosting McAuley Catholic at Burl Fowler Stadium at 4:30 p.m. Lady Eagles bag wins over Stockton, Miller The Pierce City softball team (7-1) earned a 7-3 win over Strafford on Tuesd...

Published February 5, 2021, 3:36 PM They say money can’t buy love but could romance possibly grow from a business deal? A sizable debt, a no-nonsense contract and a seemingly harmless white lie—these are the seeds of an unusual love story of two strangers from divergent worlds in the latest romantic-comedy series from GMA Public Affairs. From the team behind the top-rating and well-loved primetime series Naku, Boss Ko!, Inday Will Always Love You, TODA One I Love, and One of the Baes comes “Owe My Love,” a timely show about the value of true love airing on GMA Telebabad the day after ...

4:06 pm UTC Dec. 28, 2020 Ruby Rodriguez, a ninth-grade student at St. Anthony High School in Milwaukee who attends school 100% virtually, takes part in an English class from the dining room of her home on Nov. 11.Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel MILWAUKEE  –  Ruby Rodriguez remembers the days when English class meant walking to her desk, talking to friends and checking the board. Now class begins when her classmates' names appear online. She sits alone at the dining room table, barefoot and petting the family dog. It's her freshman year at St. Anthony High School, a privat...

3:41 pm UTC Dec. 22, 2020 Ruby Rodriguez, a ninth-grade student at St. Anthony High School in Milwaukee who attends school 100% virtually, takes part in an English class from the dining room of her home on Nov. 11.Mike De Sisti / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel MILWAUKEE  –  Ruby Rodriguez remembers the days when English class meant walking to her desk, talking to friends and checking the board. Now class begins when her classmates' names appear online. She sits alone at the dining room table, barefoot and petting the family dog. It's her freshman year at St. Anthony High School, a privat...

6:56 pm UTC Dec. 17, 2020 MILWAUKEE  –  Ruby Rodriguez remembers the days when English class meant walking to her desk, talking to friends and checking the board. Now class begins when her classmates' names appear online. She sits alone at the dining room table, barefoot and petting the family dog. It's her freshman year at St. Anthony High School, a private Catholic school in Milwaukee. She doesn't know what her classmates look like, because nobody ever turns on their cameras. After schools in Milwaukee went remote last March, Ruby and her friends in eighth grade at St. Anthony's ...