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NCWVCAA kids treated to picnic

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New president, officers announced for Grafton Women’s Club

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Carlton “Dean” Tucker

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Taylor County Reign U12 records 10th win

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Hodges wins Henry Miller Open

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Barbara Jean (Folsom) Stewart

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Toothman Ford donates to the GHS track teams

Toothman Ford finance manager, Danny Leach, presents a check to GHS head track coach, Wes Norris, on behalf of JR Toothman. Toothman Ford has been the proud sponsor of the Toothman Ford invitational for the last six years. The invitational is open to all middle school track programs in the area.

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Reign finishes 1-1-1 at WVSA Open

BARBOURSVILLE – The Taylor County Reign U12 girls soccer team headed to Barboursville last weekend to battle for the 2018 WVSA Cup. The girls fought hard all weekend and came away with a 1-1-1 record. On Saturday morning the Reign defeated Kanawha Valley 7-1 as Jennah Charlton led the way with three goals including one on a penalty kick.

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Brayden Palmer takes first in Parkersburg

PARKERSBURG—With the school sports season coming to an end many of our local athletes are starting to compete in their summer schedules. Whether it’s travel baseball, summer basketball or youth wrestling tournaments our kids are keeping a busy schedule throughout the summer.

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Be sure to check out Friday’s edition of the Mountain Statesman for Taylor County Little League highlights and results.

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GHS track team runs best times of year at state competition

CHARLESTON—Several members of the Grafton High School track team made the two hour journey to Charleston last week to compete in the West Virginia AA state track meet. The athletes that competed in the “capital city” were Blaise Nibert, Austin Timmons, Austin Saltis, Matthew Cather, Devin Criss, Christopher Loomis, Sarah Snider, Shayla Poling, Tehya Hern and Brooke Runner. In the boys events, Blaise Nibert placed 14th in the preliminary events in the 200 meters with a time of 24.10. Teammate Christopher Loomis competed in the high jump but was not able to record a height.

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    Ronald Howard Poling

    Ronald Howard Poling, 80, of the Lucretia Community, passed away at Grafton City Hospital, Saturday, January 14, 2017, with his loving family by his side. He was born in Grafton, May 2, 1936, a son of the late Howard Frederick and Mabel Norris Poling.

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    James Harry Weekley

    James Harry Weekley, 90, of Grafton, passed away on Saturday, January 14, 2017, at Grafton City Hospital. He was born in Grafton, October 22, 1926, son of the late Harry and Blanche Griffith Weekley. He is survived by his wife Helen Weekley, they were m

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