| Volume 35, Number 34 |
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Wednesday, February 8, 2006
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An i-Parent Program on Internet safety will be held Thursday, February 23, in the library at Ardmore High School. The program will begin at 7:00 p.m. and will last approximately one hour.
Ardmore, TN Approves Land Purchase On Main Street
The City of Ardmore, TN Board of Mayor and
Aldermen, meeting in scheduled session last Thursday night, voted
to purchase a 1.2 acre tract of land located at 25844 Main
Street. The purchase price of the land was reported to be $110,000.
| Elkton Spelling Bee Winners Recognized Winners of a recent spelling bee, held at Elkton School, were recognized last week for their hard work, dedication and spelling prowess. The spelling bee featured students from third through eighth grades. |
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| City Board Recognizes Jeanette Rich Jeanette Rich, long-time Executive Director of the Ardmore, AL/TN Chamber of Commerce has done much to make Ardmore a better place to live. Rich announced her resignation last week and the City of Ardmore, TN Board of Mayor and Aldermen, meeting in scheduled session last Thursday night, unanimously passed a resolution recognizing Rich for her many contributions to the community. |
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Street Superintendent Terry Barkley has announced that bids have been let for the long-awaited project that would extend the turn lane on Main Street, leading up to the intersection with Ardmore Avenue.
| Lady Tigers Overpower West Morgan Ardmore High School's Varsity Girls' Basketball Team took to the hardwood with determination last Friday night, hoping to notch a win over the Lady Rebels of West Morgan for the second time this season. |
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| Tigers Nip Rebels In Cliff Hanger In a battle of evenly matched basketball teams, the Ardmore Tigers played four quarters of spirited basketball last Friday night and came away with a thrilling 52-50 win over the visiting West Morgan Rebels. |
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| Sara Jo Taylor Wins County Spirit Award Supporters of Ardmore High School basketball are quite familiar with the name of Sara Jo Taylor. The standout senior is a main cog in the Lady Tiger offense and her tenacity and stubbornness on defense have made her a perennial All-County player. |
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| Ken Adams Resigns As Tiger Head Football Coach Ken Adams has announced his resignation as Head Football Coach at Ardmore High School after one season at the helm. Adams cited personal reasons, particularly the need to be closer to his family as the primary factor in making his decision to leave. |
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Ardmore High School's Boys' and Girls' Varsity Basketball Teams will swing into action during the next two days, competing in the Class 4A, Area 15 Tournament. Both teams are entering the action with a positive attitude and hopes of doing well.
| Many Behind The Scenes Contributions Help Make Tiger Sports Successful "Ladies and gentlemen, I would like to introduce to you the starting lineups for tonight's game," says the deep, clear voice that has become so familiar to fans of Ardmore High School sports. "For the visiting." |
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With spring training just around the corner, I thought it might be interesting to take a look at how the season may be shaping up for the Atlanta Braves. After all, most fans in this neck of the woods root for the Braves through thick and thin.
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