This week in sports history November 8-15

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In 2010, Pound’s Aaron Balthis breaks around the end for a gain.


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Brayden Wharton hits one of his three treys to start Thursday’s game against Chilhowie. PHOTO BY KELLEY PEARSON
Bears drop two overtime heartbreakers to go 1-2...
Aliyah Davidson eyes down a three against Lebanon. PHOTO BY KELLEY PEARSON
Lady Bears hammer Lebanon
Union’s Brayden Wharton drains another three Friday night. PHOTO BY STEPHEN KING
Four in double figures push Bears past Trojans
Paul Huff pulls down a third-down catch for the Bears, much to the dismay of G-Men head coach Tony Palmer. PHOTO BY STEPHEN KING
Bears drop heartbreaker in Region D championship
At last! A road improvement project on Big Stone Gap’s Country Boy Hill is finished, ending months of Gilley Avenue closure and detour-driven traffic jams. JEFF LESTER PHOTO
Street project is done
Anne Newlun of Norton, a retired Norton Elementary School pre-k teacher, is one of the MEOC Walkathon’s most devoted supporters, involving decades of young students in supporting the event.
Fueling the spirit of giving: MEOC seeks commu...
The Little League Dodgers wave and smile at the crowd during Saturday’s parade in Big Stone Gap. KENNETH CROWSON PHOTO
Little League parade
Runners cross the East Fifth Street bridge in Big Stone Gap during Saturday’s half marathon. KENNETH CROWSON PHOTO
Runners take on the Gap challenge
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