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| Get the point? |  | | A young shopper at a business expo at Washington Elementary School Saturday appreciates a set of decorative samurai swords. The event was a fundraiser for Relay for Life. (Randy Harrison photo) |
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Weather eases pressure on spring farming
| Crawford County crops are ahead of schedule and, for the most part, looking good.
Warm, relatively dry spring weather let local farmers get a head start on the planting season. Many have already seeded corn and soybeans and some of the corn is already emerged and growing.
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| Local News
| | Refinery earns top award for third time | The Robinson Marathon refinery has received its third President's Award for Responsible Care.
Marathon Petroleum Corp. President and CEO Gary Heminger was at the refinery Friday to present Plant Manager Ray Brooks with the honor.
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| Sports
| | Lady Tigers roar past Cisne, 9-5
| Missing two senior starters when you are trying to keep your season alive was no sweat for Hutsonville-Palestine's softball team.
The Lady Tigers played without regulars Brooke Callaway and Lacey Williams due to them being on the Hutsonville High School senior class trip, but the rest of the Lady Tigers responded and were able to pick up a 9-5 victory over visiting Cisne Monday in the opening round of the Class 1A Red Hill Regional.
"I am really proud of their effort and concentration," HHS-PHS head coach Nancy Guyer said. "The younger kids just picked things up and ran with it."
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