Clay County High School

HS BASEBALL: Central standouts named All-Stars

Three Indians have been selected to play in the East-West Senior All-Star Game — Isaac Smith, Logan Smith and Alex Dapkus — while Cole Metcalfe was picked to play in the Junior East-West All-Star Game and catcher Jimmy Wright has been selected to participate in the Sophomore Showcase. Central coach Steve Roof and assistant coach Nick Barte will coach the East Senior All-Star Team. Central (30-5) put together one of the best seasons in the school history this past year. The Indians won their first 19 games and spent the better part of a month ranked No. 1 in the KHSBCA Poll. Central rolled to the 44th District Tournament title, then fell to Lexington Catholic in the semifinals of the 11th Region Tournament earlier this month. Logan Smith had a .384 batting average, a .466 on-base percentage and had a team-high seven bunt hits while also finishing with a 6-2 record and a 1.85 ERA, four complete games and three shutouts. Dapkus had a .481 batting average, a .540 on-base percentage, a .759 slugging percentage, eight triples, 33 RBIs and 13 stolen bases (in 15 attempts). He also had a 3-1 record with a 1.34 ERA and two saves. In addition to the three Central standouts, the East Senior All-Star team features: Jake Cain of Newport Central Catholic, Brad Popham of Dixie Heights, Vance Sullivan of Newport Central Catholic, Dylan Embs of Bishop Brossart, Shane Fowler of Harrison County, Jake Rebholz of Campbell County, Corey Bays of Henry Clay, Cameron Langfels of Dunbar, Troy Miller of Lexington Catholic, Logan Shatner of Lafayette, Jackson Deyer of West Jessamine, Matthew Hounchel of Mercer County, John Saylor of Rockcastle County, Tanner Sexton of Letcher County Central, Corey Slone of Hazard, Blake King of Knott County Central, Justin King of Knox Central, John Wilson of Clay County, Zach Jackson of Paintsville, Chandler Shepherd of Lawrence County, Joe Hunt of Fleming County and Austin Smith of Boyd County.

Brazil Times: Local News: A Celebration! (06/21/11)

The following is the schedule for the 76th Rotary Club of Brazil 4th of July Celebration, as provided to The Brazil Times:

Sunday, June 26

8 p.m. -- Brazil Concert Band

Tuesday, June 28

4-7 p.m. -- YMCA of Clay County's Country Rhodes All-You-Can-Eat buffet (shrimp, catfish, chicken), Pavilion. Buffet costs $8.50 for adults and $5 for children. Tickets sold at YMCA of by Silver Sneaker members,

5:30 p.m. -- Cindy's Dance Studio,

6 p.m. -- Midway opens ($15 pay one price hand-stamp or single tickets),

7 p.m. -- Tumble Express Dance Studio

Wednesday, June 29

1 p.m. -- Special Rides for Special People,

6 p.m. -- Midway opens ($15 pay for one price hand-stamp or single tickets),

7 and 9 p.m. -- The Vandells (two shows)

Thursday, June 30

6 p.m. -- Midway opens ($15 pay one price hand-stamp or single tickets),

4-7:30 p.m. -- Fish fry in the Pavilion (benefits Northview and Clay City high school bands. See band member for tickets). Cost is $7.50 for adults in advance or $8 at the door. Children 12-under are $4.50 in advance or $5.50 at the door,

6:30 and 8 p.m. -- Northview Marching Knights, Color Guard, Cheerleaders and North Clay seventh- and eighth-grade bands/Cadet Corp perform

Friday, July 1

(Local Food Booths Open)

6 p.m. -- Midway opens ($15 pay one price hand-stamp or single tickets),

5:30 p.m. -- Moore's Dance Studio,

7 p.m. -- Toni's Tumbling and Dance Studio

Saturday, July 2

(Local Food Booths Open)

7:30 a.m. -- 5K Walk/Run from YMCA of Clay County

12th Forest Park Golf Course Open Tourney Pro, Am, Senior, Junior and Ladies

3-6 p.m. -- Red/White and Blue Blood Drive. Indiana Blood Center Bloodmobile, Forest Park. Sign up online. Donate at the Rotary Blood Drive: indianablood.org,

3 p.m. -- Midway opens ($15 pay one price hand-stamp or single tickets),

6:30 and 8 p.m. -- Six Figures Band (two shows)

Sunday, July 3

(Local Food Booths Open)

12th Forest Park Golf Course Open Tourney Pro, Am, Senior, Junior and Ladies. Brazil Open winner receives $750. Golf Open Tourney ends Sunday, July 3

3 p.m. -- Midway opens ($15 pay one price hand-stamp or single tickets),

7:30 p.m. -- Brazil Concert Band (patriotic music)

Monday, July 4

(Local Food Booths Open)

2-5 p.m. -- Midway open (limited time. $15 pay one price hand-stamp 2-5 p.m., or single tickets after 5 p.m.

Please welcome Oakleaf Junior High School as a New Member to the Clay County Chamber of Commerce. Located on 4085...

Please welcome Oakleaf Junior High School as a New Member to the Clay County Chamber of Commerce. Located on 4085...

A tribute to Clay County veterans

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Laws of the state of Mississippi

397 AN ACT to incorporate the Cedar Bluff High School in Clay county, and to prohibit the sale ol vinous, spirituous or malt liquors within two miles of the ...

The Pacific reporter

The allegation of a petition that there was and is no high school in the county which has ... Error from District Court, Clay County; Sam Kimble, Judge. ...

The Province and the States: Biography

a member of the High School board of Clay county and as he has long been interested in educational institutions and methods and has given them a careful ...

General laws of the state of Kansas

An Act authorizing and empowering the county high-school trustees of Clay county , state of Kansas, to purchase a building and grounds for county-high-school ...