Tailor Ernst took an arm across her face as she went up for a shot near the basket in the opening quarter of a game against Escambia Thursday night.
The ball dropped through the net and she drew a foul as well, knocking down the ensuing free throw to stretch Navarre’s lead out a little more.
The work had already been put in and the excitement was building for a boys basketball showdown with Niceville last Monday night.
Then came the news on the Friday before. The Eagles had to call off the game because of COVID-19 concerns.
When my dad died nearly 20 years ago, it fell to my brother and I to clean out the house we grew up in and that our parents had shared for half of a century.
If there is a definition of hoarder, I’m not sure they would have checked every box.
Finally, we are getting some direction and action from a federal level on fighting the pandemic and economic restoration, after electing a new president and vice president for our country.
My heart goes out to the many business owners hurt by the misdirection and lies we as a country have received from the defeated administration.
Flattened in the grass and paralyzed on a football field in Clinton, a young Mississippi University pre-law student had a moment of clarity. His neck was broken.
“Feb. 7, 1981, a date I will remember for the rest of my life,” he said of the injury.
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