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Bowling Green Homecoming is Friday

Thu,09/16/21-12:23PM, 1,050 Reads
Bowling Green's 2021 Homecoming Court: Pictured left to right - freshman Annsleigh Morel, Sophomore Sydney Verret, Junior Peyton Dupuy, Seniors Anna Claire Crowe, Meleah Champagne, and Anna Grace Hingle, Junior Kylie Magee, Sophomore Hallie Serigne, And Freshman Julianna Wilkinson
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win over slaughter pushes mount hermon lady yellow jackets to 11-3 on the season

Thu,02/09/23-5:54PM, 1,051 Reads
The 2023 Mt Hermon School Lady Yellowjackets improved their overall record to 11-3 after defeating the Slaughter Lady Knights during their Homecoming festivities. The Lady Jackets are led by head Coach Matthew Lea and Assistant Coach Roxanne Graham.
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Friday's Scores

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Fri,02/03/23-8:05PM, 1,049 Reads
BOYS PREP BASKETBALL=
Airline 71, Parkway 60
Anacoco 60, Hicks 32
Arcadia 66, Haynesville 41
Ascension Catholic 60, Ascension Christian School 50
Avoyelles 65, Glenmora 41
Avoyelles Charter 59, Harrisonburg 20
B.T. Washington 75, Minden 40
Barbe 58, Sam Houston 48
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Viktor Mikhalev shows roses transformed from weapons and ammunition into flowers of war standing in a workshop in his house in Donetsk, Russian-controlled Donetsk region, eastern Ukraine, Saturday, March 4, 2023. Mikhalev, trained as a welder, lives and works in a house whose fence and door are decorated with forged flowers and grapes. (AP Photo/Alexei Alexandrov)

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The flowers of war: Ukraine smith turns guns, ammo into art

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Wed,03/08/23-1:33AM, 1,049 Reads
A blacksmith in the Russian-controlled eastern Ukrainian city of Donetsk is practically beating swords into ploughshares, and turning one man’s trash into treasures. Viktor Mikhalev takes weapons and ammunition and produces what he calls the flowers of war.
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