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Lynn Shackelford and Tony Wood are still upset. When your team wins 82-6, it’s tough to find fault, but the Cashion head coach and defensive coordinator, respectively, did. “I’m still upset they scored,” Shackelford said. Wood agreed.

Hennessey shocked Luther in the 2017 playoffs and the Lions were one of two Eagles victims last season. Class 2A’s ninth-ranked team made sure it wasn’t three in a row. Luther pulled away after a tight first quarter to hand Hennessey a 49-14 loss last Friday on the Eagles’ home field.

The cross country season’s finish line is near. County teams this weekend will compete in their respective regional competitions. Runners from Cashion, Lomega, Hennessey and Kingfisher will all tackle the course at Chisholm for their regional meets in 2A, 3A and 4A.

VIEW from behind the plow Rep. Adam Schiff, the point man in the effort by left-wing Democrats to impeach President Trump, is receiving great gobs of press these days. It’s something Schiff seems to thrive on. The more his tales unravel about President Trump, the more manic he acts.

When your face looks like it has worn out a dozen bodies then it’s time to own up to it, and act your age.

Ed Note: Jarrett Stepman man is a contributor to The Daily Signal and co-host of The Right Side of History podcast. He is also the author of the soon-to-be released book, “The War on History: The Conspiracy to Rewrite America’s Past.

Progressives believe if they can cut off the head (President Donald Trump), they will render us powerless.Progressives who do not tolerate Christianity, patriotism, or “pushback” against their transformative ideology seek to purge America of conservatism, a columnist wrote.

Break the arm of the wicked and evil man; call him to account for his wickedness that would not be found out (Psalm 10:15) Thoughts on Today’s Verse It is hard not to get discouraged when evil and wicked people get away with what is reprehensible.

[ Ed. Note : James Phillips is the senior research fellow for Middle Eastern affairs at the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy Studies at The Heritage Foundation. He has written extensively on Middle Eastern issues and international terrorism since 1978.

Amid the constant buzz of partisan politics in Washington, D.C.