Just like last week with the girls basketball teams, the boys have or are approaching the midpoint of their respective seasons.
Late Friday afternoon, it was time to figure out what to write in this space.
The girls basketball season has roughly reached the halfway points.
Curious to see if my eyesight has diminished over time, my wife and I set an appointment to see how things are.
When William Chye crossed the 1,000-point plateau Tuesday night, he joined an exclusive club at Mason County Central, and truly, for basketball players in Mason County.
Publishing a photo and a short story on the New Year’s baby each year is a bit of a tradition in community newspapers, and that’s something that’s carried on here at the Daily News.
This was supposed to be some thoughts about a column penned in August 2020 in light of tomorrow, the two-year anniversary of riots at the Capitol building that delayed the certification of the electoral votes officially making Joe Biden president.
We’ve reached about a third of the way through the 2022-23 season, and it’s clear that scoring is up.
When doing some quick research before Mason County Central’s boys basketball team played Kingsley before Christmas, the question was this:
Considering today is Christmas Eve, the task was pretty simple when it came to figuring out what should be in this spot: Looking back at Christmas past in our area.
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