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Telling the Story: Mr. Goodson’s Apples
BY DAWN REED Mr. Goodson thought his apples were poison. Hold that thought. A few weeks ago, my friend and neighbor, Paige, spotted beautiful apples on our other neighbor’s tree. Since we both love the delicious fruit, she encouraged me to ask if we could pick some. She had company that evening and couldn’t go.…
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WES announces star students, star staff and perfect attendance
WARFIELD — Warfield Elementary School announced Students of the Week, Staff of the Week and Perfect Attendance. Students of the Week include Bryan Marcum, Zoey Murphy, Jayson Meadows, Paul Dials, Waylon Ray, Novalea Jude, Elijah Endicott, Jessie Jude, Nick Speer, Avery Jude, Jacob Massie, Jonah Alley, Garrett Parsons, Jordan Messer and Aiden Endicott. The Staff…
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MCMS Students of the Month
WARFIELD — Martin County Middle School announced its Students of the Month. Those students include Wade Dillon, Bradley Hatfield, Kurtis Cornett, Mia Preece, Alyssa Maynard, Caroline Mills, Brody Howell, Ayden Preston, Hannah Jude, Braxton Carter, Jeremy Bentley, Brayden Marcum, Lilly Jude, Aaliyah Moore, Sophie Hinkle, Brayden Stepp, Brock Hendrick, Logan Maynard, Ella Lawson and Noah…
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Martin County earns first-ever 15th Region tournament bid
Lady Cards soccer secures No. 1 seed BY BRITTNI MCCOYMOUNTAIN CITIZEN INEZ — The Lady Cards soccer players have etched their names in history. The team earned a 15th Region tournament berth for the first time in Martin County history Sept. 20 in an 11-2 win over Paintsville at Cardinal Stadium. They also secured the…
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After the Whistle: ‘Trust in Stoops’
BY BRITTNI MCCOYMOUNTAIN CITIZEN Kentucky football has moved to No. 7 in the AP poll. You read that right. Football. Did Cal’s comments motivate this team just the right amount? As good as we have looked this season, the Northern Illinois game revealed some weaknesses. The O-line has to get better at protecting Levis. A…
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Cardinals make splash with 46-0 win over Bath County
Cardinal freshman Devan Maynard (15) wraps up a Knott County runner during the Harvest Bowl Sept. 9 at the Rock. (Citizen photo by Stephanie May) BY BRITTNI MCCOYMOUNTAIN CITIZEN OWINGSVILLE — Martin County (3-2) came out clean Friday night with a 46-0 road victory over Bath County (1-4). This was the second shutout win in…
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Panthers lose first game of season at Hurley
BY KYLE LOVERNFOR THE MOUNTAIN CITIZEN HURLEY, Va. — The Tug Valley Panthers (4-1), ranked No. 2 in Class A in the Mountain State last week, lost a tough 20-13 road contest at Hurley, Va., Friday night. Freshman Bryson Elia gave Tug Valley its first touchdown with an 80-yard kickoff return in the first quarter.…
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Volley Cards dig deep for win
BY BRITTNI MCCOYMOUNTAIN CITIZEN SALYERSVILLE — Martin County volleyball came away with a hard-fought victory against Magoffin County on the road Sept. 19. The Lady Cards went head-to-head in five sets against the Hornets. Martin County came out confidently and won the first set 25-19. The Hornets were determined to win on their home court…
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Lady Cards B-team win over Belfry
BY BRITTNI MCCOYMOUNTAIN CITIZEN WARFIELD — Martin County Middle School Lady Cards B-team picked up a 24-10 win over Belfry on their home court Thursday. Chloe Moore was two shy of double digits with eight points in the win. Desirae Gullett, Annaleigh Davis and Bri Muncy chalked up four points apiece for the Lady Cards.…
