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Rock music blares to the point where it almost shakes the weight room on a Thursday morning, the sound loud enough that it carries into the parking lot.
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Casey continues chase of NFL dream at pro day
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Gatlin Casey sprinted down the field with everything he had, doing his best to impress those watching during a pro day at the University of West Florida’s Pen Air Field. Amid the crowd of onlookers was Rick Reiprish, a senior scouting assistant with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Clark overcomes early-season challenges to win first college tournament
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Ailsa Clark was on the golf course with her swing coach earlier this month. She told her she felt good about where her game was, feeling it was as solid as it’s ever been, and that she wanted to win a college tournament for the first time in her career in the worst way.
Williams ready to honor his fallen friend one more time
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Chris Williams will be among the 100 or so people participating in the DJ Deas Marvelous Light Foundation 5K Run/Walk Saturday morning at NYSA.
School resource officer recovering from stroke
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When Matt Robinson’s head felt strange, he called his wife Tabitha. It was not exactly pain but a “funny feeling.”
Raiders dominate competition to win second consecutive district championship
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Cody Thompson admits he didn’t have his best performance of the year Thursday afternoon at the District 2-2A weightlifting meet at Choctaw.
Strong start propels Raiders to win over Aggies
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Kallie Anderson would have been happy with a hit.
Support groups promote stroke awareness
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Stroke awareness means a great deal to Carolyn Sumrall, who works with the Council on Aging of West Florida. She started a support group at the Holley Navarre Senior Center earlier this year in the hopes of bringing more awareness to the fifth-leading cause of death in the United States.
Deas carrying on her son’s legacy
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Cheryl Deas wants to cry when she thinks about the effort she is making to carry on the legacy of her son, DJ, who died by suicide last summer at the age of 16.
StRIVE Grant open for applications
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Applications are now being accepted for the first round of StRIVE grants which will provide business owners the opportunity to fund thousands in improvements to their commercial properties.