30 years ago Tribe made history by going to state tourney for first time

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Photo taken at a conference in San Antonio, Texas, where Tony Tipton gave a presentation on developing pollinator habits.
Protecting Pollinators:
John “Kevin” Tudor has a new book out about the pioneers of Montgomery County from the 1830s and 1840s. The book is based on the transcribed interviews the Rev. John Dabney Shane conducted with early settlers of the county. Tudor will speak at an upcoming historical society meeting where the books will be available. Photo by Tom Marshall.
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Ford Rhodes, 3, of Mt. Sterling, was all smiles as he peered over his basket of eggs he collected at Easter in the Park at Easy Walker Park.
Happy Easter!
THROWING IT DOWN—Montgomery County sophomore Tyce Jarvis goes up for a dunk in last week’s state tournament game at Rupp Arena. The Indians won a pair of games before losing to eventual champion Great Crossing in the semifinal round. (Photo by Tonia Witt)
Tribe wins twice, falls to state champs