What happened to it?
By BRANDON HURLEY
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In the next few weeks, I plan to explore what exactly happened to card collecting. It was a big, big thing in the 1990s and the handful of decades before. But today… it’s pretty much nonexistent.
By BRANDON HURLEY
Sports Editor
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The great Jack Lashier put it well, “Our parents are the real heroes.”
They most certainly are indeed.
I, for one, don’t know where I’d be without the support of my parents.
By BRANDON HURLEY
Sports Editor
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Brush up on your soccer terminology folks, because we are turning the corner toward the home stretch for the inaugural Greene County High School soccer season.
Hernandez took his own life, but set his family up financially in doing so
By BRANDON HURLEY
Sports Editor
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Thanks to a nasty, centuries old loop hole, a convicted murderer, who is now deemed innocent by law, may have set his family up financially despite taking his own life.
Paton-Churdan was a track and field hot bed 30 years ago
By BRANDON HURLEY
Sports Editor
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Today’s limited numbers are a far cry from the heyday of Paton-Churdan track and field in the 1980s.
By Brandon Hurley
Sports Editor
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‘Blue on the shoe’
The Blue Oval.
Three simple words that resonate triumphantly across the state of Iowa, the midwest and the entire country each spring.
By BRANDON HURLEY
Sports Editor
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The annual Ram Relays held in Jefferson each spring is perhaps one of the more unique meets in the area. A handful of events are named after famous Greene County athletes and relay teams, shedding light on track stars that may have long ago been forgotten if not for this annual meet.
The Masters brings out the artist in all of us
By BRANDON HURLEY
Sports Editor
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This week is one giant winner's blog, because, frankly, it's a hell of a winner.
In my book (the only book that really matters), the Masters golf tournament kicks off spring every year. There’s no question about it.
New 16-team playoff system a touchdown decision
By Brandon Hurley
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The dawn of the 2016 football season brings a new, 16-team playoff format across the five Iowa High School divisions - a move that should be met with resounding applause.
Tucker puts finishing touches on GC history books, wraps up legendary career
By BRANDON HURLEY
Sports Editor
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His lethal assault on the Greene County record books has officially come to an end.