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September 08, 2020

South Fulton Hgh School Head Football Coach Eric Knott resumed football practice for his Red Devils last week, following a COVID-19 related quarantine for several students and staff. SFHS plays at Greenfield Friday Night. (Photo by Jake Clapper)

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Members of the 2024 FHS Bulldogs Baseball team are front row, left to right Taziyah Ware, Jamarion Jackson, Kingston Walsh, Keith Jordan, Christian Sproul; middle row, from left, Jamar Martin, Jamir Ward, Elijah Ware, Javarious Gholson; back row, from left, Jordan Whitman, Danny Gilliland, Jeremiah Whitman, Shane Acosta. (Photo by Benita Fuzzell)

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Pictured are members of the 2024 FHS Lady Bulldogs softball team, front row, left to right, manager Kalynn Hodges, Diamond Holder, Madison Acosta; second row from left, McKayla Thorn, Lily Haley, Jnyia Robinson, Aleena Johnson; third row, left to right, Katrina Bailey, Rio Lang, Ja’Quasia Hendrix and R’Tisia Walker; back row, Assistant Coach Chuck Seratt and Head Coach Bethany Carter. Not pictured is Dariana Cole 7th , Shae-Lynn Hagerty 7th, Christiana Mitchell 8th, and Cambria Walker 8th. (Photo by Benita Fuzzell)

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TEARING DOWN WALLS TO BUILD UP COMMUNITY – On location at Fulton’s Fourth Street house construction April 9, built on April 8, using the SIP construction method, were Brenda Weaver, Community Ventures, Eric Couts, Master SIP Builder, Fulton City Manager Mike Gunn, FHCEDP President Mark Welch and Fulton County Judge/ Executive Jim Martin. Welch noted “a house is where jobs sleep” and applauded the receipt of grant funding through USDA, the Rural Partners Network and Kentucky Housing, to create more housing opportunities in the local area. Gunn expressed appreciation to Fulton Code Enforcement Officer Nathan Lamb, for his efforts in demolishing 83 dilapidated houses over the past few years, to make way for new construction. Judge Martin also credited the RPN, for providing resources to Fulton, Fulton County, Hickman and South Fulton. (Photo by Benita Fuzzell. See the story, page 8.)

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