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State champion teams inducted into Hall of Fame
The Wampus Cat Sports Hall of Fame induction banquet will be held on Friday, Aug. 21, at Conway High School. Over the past few weeks, the Log Cabin Democrat has been profiling the Class of 2026 inductees. The six individual honorees are Whitney Allison, James Bates, Chris Curry, Jordan Danberry, Jim Owen and Mike Smith. We wrap the series highlighting a very special team induction. kAm%62> :?5F4E:@?D :?E@ E96 (r$w~u 3682? :? a_a`[ H:E9 E96 F?56762E65 `hec DE2E6 492>A:@? 7@@E32== E62> 36:?8 9@?@C65] x?
Lady Cats coach is recipient of Buddy Harding Award
Conway Lady Wampus Cats basketball coach Ashley Hutchcraft has been awarded the 19th annual Buddy Harding Award for the 2024-25 school academic year. The award is presented to a University of Central Arkansas alumnus for Arkansas high school coaching excellence. The award is sponsored by Harding’s UCA fraternity, Sigma Tau Gamma. kAmwFE494C27E A=2J65 32D<6E32== 2E vFJ\!6C<:?D w:89 $49@@= 7@C 96C 72E96C[ y@9? wFE494C27E[ H9@ H2D E96 :?2F8FC2= C64:A:6?E @7 E96 qF55J w2C5:?8 pH2C5 :?
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Two-sport stars among those being inducted
The Wampus Cat Sports Hall of Fame induction banquet will be held on Aug. 22 at Conway High School. In the coming weeks, the Log Cabin Democrat will be profiling the Class of 2025 inductees. These two ladies are among the very best to ever come through Conway High, male or female. kAmqC:EE2?J qFC?D H@? E96 #FE9 s@J=6 pH2C5 7@C @FEDE2?5:?8 D6?:@C 76>2=6 2E9=6E6 :? `hhd]k^Am kAm~?6 @7 E96 >@DE 8:7E65 2?5 G6CD2E:=6 2E9=6E6D :? r@?H2J 9:DE@CJ[ D96 62C?65 2==\DE2E6 9@?@CD :?
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We’re increasingly aware of how misinformation can influence elections. About 73% of Americans report seeing misleading election news, and about half struggle to discern what is true or false. When it comes to misinformation, “going viral” appears to be more than a simple catchphrase. Scientists have found a close analogy between the spread of misinformation and the spread of viruses.
Re: Covid inquiry: Ethnic minority doctors felt vulnerable and afraid to raise concerns
Dear Editor It is good to see that at last the British Medical Journal is acknowledging the greatly disproportionate number of deaths among Black African and South Asian doctors during the Covid-19 pandemic of 2020. I counted, and have details of, 26 working doctors who died from Covid-19, and of these 26, 25 were of these ethnicities, only one being ethnic White.
Wampus Cat endowment fun established to help student-atheltes
The Conway Wampus Cat Athletic Endowment fund has been established through the Community Foundation of Faulkner County, an affiliate of the Arkansas Community Foundation. The purpose of this fund is to provide a long-term supplemental funding source to help the Conway High School athletic department support the wide variety of sports that are offered.
Two Hall of Fame inductees have careers cut short
The Wampus Cat Sports Hall of Fame induction banquet will be held on Friday, Aug. 23, at Conway High School. In the coming weeks, the Log Cabin Democrat will be profiling the Class of 2024 inductees. Both of these next two athletes had their playing careers cut short, one very tragically. kAmkDEC@?8mr=:7E@? t2=Jk^DEC@?8mk^Am kAmu2DE 2?5 2E9=6E:4[ E96 e\` `g_\A@F?5 r=:7E@? t2=J H2D 2 G6CD2E:=6 2?5 8:7E65 2E9=6E6]k^Am kAm~?
CBC, Conway coaches receive Raymond Bright Awards
Central Baptist College Men’s Basketball coach Sam Kohnke and Cpnway High School boys soccer coach Matthew Page have been presented with the eighth annual Raymond Bright Awards for the 2023-24 school year. The awards, sponsored by Centennial Bank, are presented each year to both a college coach and a high school coach in the City of Conway. kAm%96 2H2C5 :D ?2>65 :? 9@?@C @7 #2J>@?5 qC:89E[ H9@ H2D @?6 @7 E96 >@DE DF446DD7F= 2?5 C6G6C65 4@2496D :?
CBC, Conway coach receive Raymond Bright Awards
Central Baptist College Men’s Basketball coach Sam Kohnke and Cpnway High School boys soccer coach Matthew Page have been presented with the eighth annual Raymond Bright Awards for the 2023-24 school year. The awards, sponsored by Centennial Bank, are presented each year to both a college coach and a high school coach in the City of Conway. kAm%96 2H2C5 :D ?2>65 :? 9@?@C @7 #2J>@?5 qC:89E[ H9@ H2D @?6 @7 E96 >@DE DF446DD7F= 2?5 C6G6C65 4@2496D :?
Six selected for 2024 Class of Wampus Cat Sports Hall of Fame
The Wampus Cat Sports Hall of Fame board of directors met recently to select their Class of 2024. This is the sixth year for the WCHOF to honor former Conway High School athletes and coaches. The Class of 2024 inductees are Clifton Ealy, Joe Ford, Jack Fulmer, Peyton Hillis, Shannon Money and Summar Roachell. Ealy played football and basketball for the Wampus Cats. He was named all-state in football in 1976 as a senior. He also played on the undefeated 1976 overall champion basketball team.
St. Ann Parish’s new memorial prayer garden in Warsaw is a beautiful place of respite - The Catholic Missourian
It’s built to stand for ages.” St. Ann parishioners in Warsaw have transformed part of their churchyard into a picturesque place of prayer and contemplation, adorned with loved one’s names. It seemed like something God wanted from the very beginning. Whenever an obstacle to building the new Memorial Prayer Garden outside St. Ann Church in Warsaw came up, the Lord took every opportunity to take care of it.
Greenbrier native is Buddy Harding Award recipient
Michael Carter has been awarded the 17th annual Buddy Harding Award for the 2022-23 school academic year. The award is presented to a University of Central Arkansas alumnus for Arkansas high school coaching excellence. The award is sponsored by Harding’s UCA fraternity, Sigma Tau Gamma. A native of Greenbrier, Carter is a 1989 graduate of UCA, where he played football for Coach Harold Horton.
1967 Wampus Cats are final inductees into Hall of Fame
The Wampus Cat Sports Hall of Fame induction banquet will be held on Friday, Aug. 18, at Conway High School. Today, the Log Cabin Democrat concludes profiling the Class of 2023 inductees. In addition to the six individual honorees, a team will be enshrined this year — the 1967 football state champions. In April 1967, Dennis Fulmer was promoted to head football coach and athletic director at his alma mater.
Two of the best in the state among Wampus Cat Hall of Fame indutees
The Wampus Cat Sports Hall of Fame induction banquet will be held on Friday, Aug. 18, at Conway High School. Today the Log Cabin Democrat continues profiling the Class of 2023 inductees. Today’s honorees were two of the best in Arkansas history in their respective sports. Bliss Hendrickson Hildebrand’s running career began when she was 10 years old, in local road races like the Toad Suck Daze 10k. She ended up as one of the greatest 400-meter runners in state history.
Tough guys Smith and Courtway named to the Wampus Cats Sports Hall of Fame
The Wampus Cat Sports Hall of Fame induction banquet will be held on Friday, Aug. 18, at Conway High School. Today we continue profiling the Class of 2023 inductees. Today’s honorees were two of the toughest guys to ever wear the blue and white. A gifted athlete, Norman “Stormy” Smith’s passion and athletic prowess is still a favorite topic of many old Wampus Cat fans to this day. As a junior, Smith helped the Cats win the 1949 District 5A football championship.
Multi-sports stars head into Wampu Cat Sports Hall of Fame
The Wampus Cat Sports Hall of Fame induction banquet will be held on Friday, Aug. 18, at Conway High School. In the coming weeks, the Log Cabin Democrat will be profiling the Class of 2023 inductees. These first two were both multi-sport stars who stayed in Conway to play college basketball. Tom “Robbie” Robinson won the Frank E. Robins Award for outstanding senior athlete in 1964. He ran the 440-yard and the 880-yard events in track.
Re: What is the future for covid drugs and treatments?
Rapid Response: Re: What is the future for covid drugs and treatments? Dear Editor It became very clear during the pandemic that a major determinant of severity of illness and death was vitamin D deficiency, at the time of illness and before Covid-19. We also saw excellent response to 25(OH)D, calcifediol, in those critically ill. The evidence was ignored during the pandemic, but perhaps on reflection we can formulate a plan for correcting widespread vitamin D deficiency before a future pandemic.
Hutchcraft, Havice are 2023 recipients of Raymond Bright Awards
Hendrix College beach volleyball coach Ryan Havice and Conway High School basketball coach Ashley Hutchcraft have been presented with the seventh-annual Raymond Bright Awards for the 2022-23 school year. The awards, sponsored by Centennial Bank, are presented each year to both a college coach and a high school coach in the City of Conway.
California Mother Suffocated Her Infant While Breastfeeding, Authorities Say
A mother in California has been charged with the homicide of one of her twin 7-month-old girls for allegedly smothering the child with her breast as she was attempting to breastfeed the child. According to Fox San Francisco, Celina Juarez is charged with murder in connection with the death of her infant daughter Melani on November 4 at their house in San Jose. She is also charged with endangering the welfare of her twin sister Zari during the same incident.
Travis County Trial Results In A Teen Being Convicted Guilty Of Murder
A young girl and her mother entered the Austin Police Department’s main office a year and a half ago to warn officers that a 16-year-old boy had shot and killed another adolescent the day before. They claimed to be able to provide directions to the automobile where the victim’s body had been dumped. Soon after, in Bell County, authorities discovered that the victim, Rigo Dominguez, also 16 years old, was in the trunk of an abandoned vehicle.
A Woman Charged With Murder Is Accused Of Drowning Her 93-Year-Old Grandmother In Eaton
A woman accused of drowning her 93-year-old grandmother in Eaton had her bail set at $500,000 on Thursday. According to papers from the Eaton Municipal Court, Heidi Matheny, 35, is charged with one count of murder. Her hearing is set for Tuesday after being arraigned on Thursday afternoon. According to court documents, Matheny went to the Preble County Sheriff’s Office earlier this week and stated that she had drowned her grandmother, who was eventually identified as Alice Matheny.
2 People Died While Shoveling Five Feet Of Snow In Western New York During A Major Snowstorm
At least two individuals have been killed while shoveling snow in Western New York as a result of a huge snowfall that dumped more than five feet of snow there. Both Orchard Park and southwest Blasdell, which are both located in Erie County close to Buffalo, had 65 inches and 66 inches of snow, respectively, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).
Elizabeth Holmes Has Gotten Pregnant Twice Throughout Her Lawsuit Proceedings
According to the Associated Press, the disgraced health tech firm Theranos’ founder received a sentence of more than 11 years in jail after being found guilty on four counts of conspiring to deceive investors and using her blood-testing technology to do so. Ramesh “Sunny” Balwani, her ex-boyfriend and former business partner, recently received a three-week postponement in sentencing while authorities try to determine his punishment, according to the Associated Press.
Elizabeth Holmes, Founder Of Theranos, Is Imprisoned For Fraud
Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos, was given a sentence of more than 11 years in jail for misleading investors in her blood-testing startup, which had a previous valuation of $9 billion (£7.5 billion). The former Silicon Valley celebrity misrepresented the capabilities of the device, saying it could identify illness with just a few drops of blood.
California Governor Plans To Release A $1 Billion Fund To Combat Homelessness
In response to his announcement two weeks ago that he would withhold funding unless cities and counties came up with more comprehensive plans, the Democratic governor Gavin Newsom was meeting with mayors and local authorities.
Chris Dore, Editor Of The Australian, Was Fired After Traveling To California To Attend A News Corp Event
After attending a Wall Street Journal event in Laguna Beach, California, last month, where Rupert Murdoch’s top executives were in attendance, Christopher Dore lost his job as editor-in-chief of the Australian. Dore edited four mastheads for Murdoch throughout his 31 years at News Corp and was the most important editorial officer in his Australian company. Lachlan Murdoch, the co-chairman of News Corp.
Miracle, A 10-Year-Old Missouri Girl, Assists In The Delivery Of A Baby When Her Mother Goes Into Labor At Home
A true miracle! On October 23, at home, a 10-year-old Missouri girl called Miracle Moore came to her mother’s aid when she went into labor three weeks early.
Flu Is Spreading Fast In The U.S., Children And Older People Are Especially At Danger, CDC Reports
According to a study released on Friday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, influenza is still rapidly spreading throughout the United States. States in the South including Alabama, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia continue to be the primary locations for most of the worst respiratory diseases. According to the CDC, there are indications that the flu is spreading more widely in places like Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas.
A Plane Carrying 53 Dogs And Three People Crashes Into A Golf Course
According to WISN ABC, an airplane that was hauling 53 rescue dogs was forced to make an emergency crash landing at a golf course in Pewaukee, Wisconsin. On Tuesday morning, a twin-engine cargo jet was flying three humans and several rescued dogs from Louisiana to shelters in Wisconsin. The flight began in Wisconsin and ended in Louisiana. The Western Lakes Golf Club was the location of the emergency landing that occurred.
A Father From Illinois Died After Falling Out Of His Car While Collecting Donations For His Daughter's Girl Scout Troop
An Illinois father struck his head after falling out of the car while assisting his 12-year-old daughter in collecting donations of canned goods for her Girl Scout group. 5 days later, he passed away. On Nov. 6, while Aaron LaMore, a 45-year-old veteran and tollway supervisor, was seated in the open hatchback of the automobile, “he lost his footing, slid backward out of the car into the pavement, and banged his head on the rear,” according to Ryan Talaga, his brother-in-law, Patch reported.
The Region Will Soon Experience Its Biggest Lake-effect Snowfall As Colder Air Continues To "Pour Across" The Area
The lake-effect blizzard that pummeled the Southtowns was forecast to continue through Friday night in the lakeshore and northeast of Lake Erie. The Buffalo area will experience the most snow at this time, according to the National Weather Service update at 3:10 p.m. on Friday.
Infant's Death Led To The Arrest And Manslaughter Prosecution Of A Woman
The Coos County District Attorney reported on Thursday that a woman was arrested and booked into jail following the death of an infant that she had been hired to care for but who died as a result of abusive head trauma. On November 14, the Coos County 911 Center received a call from a person who was later identified as Hayley Reanne Steele, 27, of Myrtle Point.
Students In Idaho Were Stabbed To Death In Their Beds
A county coroner told a cable news program that the four University of Idaho students who were found dead in a rental home close to school were likely asleep when they were attacked and were stabbed to death in their beds. According to Latah County Coroner Cathy Mabbutt, each victim had numerous stab wounds from a “quite hefty knife,” as reported by NewsNation on Thursday. According to Mabbutt, who spoke to NewsNation, “it has to be somebody really enraged” to stab four people to death.
What Is Known About The Murders Of Idaho Students As The Community Awaits Updates
Several days after four students were found fatally stabbed in an off-campus home on Sunday, the University of Idaho community is still on edge, and many students have already left the 10,000-student campus early for Thanksgiving break. On Wednesday, Moscow police in northwest Idaho withdrew earlier claims that other locals were not in danger.
Video Of A Black Guy Being Beaten While In Custody Sparks Anger And A State Investigation
Community uproar has been sparked by security footage showing a group of police officers in Georgia hitting a Black man, 41, who was being held in custody. Harry Daniels, a civil rights attorney, claimed that the episode represents yet another instance of malfeasance by the Camden County Sheriff’s Office in Georgia. Daniels made the sheriff’s office video of the incident from September 3 public.
After Donald Trump Blamed Melania For The Midterm Election Losses, Their Relationship Is Reportedly "Chilly"
Donald Trump’s third attempt at becoming president won’t be without its share of challenges. His post-midterm election theories are allegedly not sitting well with his wife, Melania Trump, and he faces quite a bit of pushback from members of the Republican Party. She did not enjoy the headlines that attributed her as the person to blame for Donald Trump endorsing Dr. Oz, who ended up losing his bid for the Senate in Pennsylvania.
California County Will Consider Abandoning Its Zero-Tolerance Approach To Illegal Drug Use In Taxpayer-Funded Housing
Leaders in Southern California are anticipated to discuss whether to modify a zero-tolerance policy for illegal drug use in taxpayer-funded housing, which some officials claim would allow residents to use and traffic drugs. The San Diego County Board of Supervisors, which consists of five people, began deliberating on the issue on Tuesday. The panel was advised to promote a “fair, sustainable, and resilient future” for underserved neighborhoods.
Teen's Body Found In North Carolina Two Weeks After Going Missing, According To Police
Officials reported that a teenager was found dead two weeks after she vanished from North Carolina. According to the Wilmington Police Department, Miyonna Jones was 16 years old when she vanished on November 1st. In this case, the foul play had been suspected. The teen’s body was then discovered on November 17, according to Chief Donny Williams, who spoke at a news conference his agency shared on Facebook.
Dams On The Klamath River In California Will Be Demolished As Part Of A "Momentous" Restoration Effort
A plan to remove four dams from a Californian river and open up hundreds of miles of salmon habitat was approved by U.S. officials on Thursday. If implemented, this would be the largest dam removal and river restoration project in history.
Mississippi Sets Execution Date For 21-year-old Prisoner On Death Row
A convict who has spent 21 years on death row in Mississippi has been scheduled for execution after his appeals and legal objections were denied. The Mississippi Supreme Court decided on Thursday to grant the state’s motion in the case of Thomas Edwin Loden Jr., a former U.S. Marine Corps recruiter who was found guilty of raping and killing a 16-year-old waitress in 2000. Dec. 14 at 6 p.m., or as soon as feasible within 24 hours after that time, Loden will be executed.
What You Can Do To Get the Best Possible Car Accident Settlement?
Getting injured in a car accident can be very traumatic. It’s often sudden and violent, and can leave you and your loved ones with serious injuries. You might not realize it, but you can get compensation for those injuries if the other driver was at fault. There are many ways in which injuries from a car accident can affect you, whether it be in the near-term or the long-term.
Wampus Cats Sports HOF picks Class of 2023
The Wampus Cat Sports Hall of Fame board of directors met recently to select the Class of 2023. This is the fifth year for the WCHOF to honor former Conway High School athletes and coaches. The Class of 2023 inductees are Jeff Courtway, Bliss Hendrickson Hildebrand, Bryce Molder, Robbie Robinson, Stormy Smith and Robert Wright. Once again, a team will be inducted into the WCSHOF. This year’s honoree is the 1967 Conway High football team.
The Best Places to Buy a Home in California
Are you looking to buy a home in California? If you’re here, it’s probably because you’ve heard that the Golden State has some of the best real estate in the United States (if not the world). There are hundreds of cities and towns across the state, and each has its unique vibe to offer home buyers like you. So how do you narrow down all these options and decide which city or town offers the best place to buy a home? There are many factors to consider when looking to buy a home in California.
Which is better - LED or fluorescent lights?
The widespread criticism of fluorescent lighting is attributable, in part, to the growing concern of businesses, individuals, and government organizations for preserving energy and protecting the planet. Compared to more advanced options, traditional fluorescent lights are inefficient, and they release dangerous chemicals and components into the atmosphere.
Rideshare Vehicle Accident Results in a $330,000 Settlement
In October 2022, a law firm that specializes in personal injuries, known as JT Legal Group, successfully secured a $330,000 settlement for a client due to a collision that occurred in a rideshare vehicle. As a law firm that has had many successful cases of receiving compensation for their clients, JT Legal Group is among the top personal injury law firms in California. The incident occurred in California in July of 2021.
Movies That Portray the Wild American West
Well, when it comes to movies, all of them are really great pieces of art. However, Western films that portray the Wild West, are a different kind of artwork. These films are super-catchy, and their storylines portray the west in its most raw and true element. Well, if you are also someone who loves watching the West vibe in movies, the list mentioned below is for you. Not only are these film action, crime, and thrillers, but there also are a few comedy movies.
Tips to Keep Your Dog Safe This Halloween
When Halloween comes around, there are many people that go all out to celebrate in style. Many decorate their homes and throw parties, others dress up and go trick-or-treating, there is apple-bobbing, spooky events and attractions, and much more. In addition, many dog owners decide to get their pets into the spirit of Halloween as well, and they lavish them with everything from delicious treats to cute costumes.
The Los Angeles Lakers Are Expected To Reopen Russell Westbrook Trade Talks Following Disappointing Start To This Season
The Los Angeles Lakers likely didn’t try their ultimate best to get Russell Westbrook out via trade over the summer but they did enough to let him and everyone else know that the guard is no longer wanted. Now, it appears Russ doesn’t want to be in L.A either.
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