World Cup fever hits Cloverdale
Having worked at a bar in Hawaii, Maurice Bigden is very aware that time zones don’t always mesh with sports events elsewhere, and the month-long soccer World Cup is no exception.
Sponsored post: Letter to graduates from El Molino High School principal
Advertorial sponsored post: Graduating from high school is a deep rooted cultural rite of passage in our society. We know that many students will move forward from high school and begin the next phase of their lives. For many, this will be by enrolling in a junior college, college, university, or technical program. For others it may mean enlisting in the military. Others may find themselves entering the workforce. While others may find themselves taking a gap year to explore the various opportunities available to them. Whichever is chosen, it will most likely only serve as the next step in the lives of our graduates.
The Mat Rats grapple for medals at State Championships
The Mat Rat youth wrestling program has been one of the great
North Bay referees holding out hope for fall season
Officials could suffer financially if games are canceled
Incoming CHS freshman Tehya Bird ready for stardom
Softball phenom verbally commits to University of Oregon
