Hoop Shoot 8-9 boys winners

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By: B.J. Hargis

Contributed photoWinners in the local Sullivan County Elks Club Hoop shoot in the 8-9 boys division were, from left, Grayson Butkiewicz, Sullivan, third place; Crue Thomas, Carlisle, second place; and Bryan Brand, Hymera,first place.

Hoop shoot 8-9 girls winners

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By: B.J. Hargis

Contributed photoWinners in the local Sullivan County Elks Club Hoop shoot in the 8-9 girls division were, from left, Kendal Redman. Hymera, second place; and Raylee Hobbs, Sullivan, first place.

Hoop Shoot 10-11 boys winners

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By: B.J. Hargis

Contributed photoWinners in the local Sullivan County Elks Club Hoop shoot in the 10-11 boys division were, from left, Paul Ridgeway Carlisle, second place; and Connor Brundige, Sullivan, first place.

Hoop Shoot 12-13 boys winners

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By: B.J. Hargis

Contributed photoWinners in the local Sullivan County Elks Club Hoop shoot in the 12-13 boys division were, from left, William Hollifield, CarlisleElementary, second place; and Levi Hollifield, Carlisle Junior High, first place.

Hoop Shoot 12-13 girls winners

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By: B.J. Hargis

Contributed photoWinners in the local Sullivan County Elks Club Hoop shoot in the 12-13 girls division were, from left, Rylan Flanders, Carlisle Junior High, third place; Aphtyn Earley Sullivan Junior High, second place; and Samantha Secrest, North Central Junior High, first place.

Sullivan comes back to beat North Central

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By: B.J. Hargis

   B.J. Hargis <sports.sdt@gmail.com> Fri, Jan 17, 2020 at 7:23 AM To: Email <sports.sdt@gmail.com> Reply | Reply to all | Forward | Print | Delete | Show original Sullivan literally does 180 to steal a game from LadybirdsIn a couple of decades of covering high school basketball, I have seen ome things that were literally beyond belief.But for the third time this season, I witnessed what makes this, "...

City council approves signing agreement with NSA Crane

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By: Dennis Clark

Following the recent action of the Sullivan County Commissioners, the Sullivan City Council also approved signing a memorandum of agreement to exchange information with NSA Crane during their meeting Tuesday. Sullivan Mayor Clint Lamb informed the council he had spent about six hours Monday with officials from NSA Crane and the U.S. Navy. “They came to city hall, we spoke about an hour-and-a-half, we had lunch and took a walking tour of the downtown,” Lamb said...