Submitted by: Building Strong Families Healthy Marriage Project a U.S. Health and Human Services initiative. It is sad to say and hard to accept by many, but love sometimes ends. Marriages fail. Relationships collapse. The flames of love die out. Whatstarted out with so much promise sometimes ends in disaster. Couples who fell passionately...
By Austin Bishop The Winston County Journal Step one accomplished. After dispatching Salem in two straight games last week, the 19-6 Nanih Waiya fast-pitch softball team is set to take on Sebastopol this week in the second round of the MHSAA Class 1A State Softball Playoffs. Nanih Waiya swept past Salem 9-0 and 3-1,...
By Austin Bishop The Winston County Journal The Nanih Waiya baseball team has most definitely been there and done that. Head coach Tyler Rogers is counting on that experience making a difference as the Warriors begin their journey in the MHSAA Class 1A State Playoffs this week by taking on a familiar foe in...
By Austin Bishop The Winston County Journal Jamario Smith posted two first-place finishes for Nanih Waiya in the 1A Regional Track Meet at Canton last Saturday, while Kenley McMullan picked up one of her own. Athletes who finished in the top four in their events qualified for this Saturday’s MHSAA Class 1A South State...
By Austin Bishop The Winston County Journal Five Louisville High School track athletes finished in the top four in their respective individual events during last Saturday’s Region 2-4A Track Meet held at Mississippi Valley State, qualifying them for this week’s MHSAA Class 4A North State Track Meet. Shan Thames took first in the girls...
By Austin Bishop Winston County Journal The Noxapater High School girls track team blew away the competition on Saturday in Canton to take the Regional Track Championship, while the Noxapater boys fared well also, claiming third. The Lady Tigers took six individual titles, while the boys claimed three. In all Noxapater had six girls...
By Daniel Brunty The Winston County Journal The Louisville Municipal School District Board of Trustees was honored to take the time to recognize and acknowledge teachers and parents with annual awards during their monthly meeting held on April 9 at 5:30 p.m. The LMSD recognized six teachers, one from each school in the district...
By Daniel Brunty The Winston County Journal The Winston County Board of Supervisors discussed concerns regarding an increase in county employees’ health insurance rates during their April 1 meeting. Addressing the board in regards to this issue was Jack Gordman, insurance supervisor for the county. Gordman first informed the board that open enrollment with...
Congratulations to MyAsia Johnson in Mrs. Stokes and Ms. Shaw’s second grade class for winning the annual Farm Bureau coloring contest at Fair Elementary. Winston County Farm Bureau sponsors an annual coloring sheet contest; second graders at all schools in Winston County participate in this contest. MyAsia received a Ronald McDonald gift card for...
