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Har-Ber Brings Strong Following

Posted: December 6, 2009 at 2:39 a.m.

Bundled up in a wool hat and heavy coat, Bill Lloyd shivered in the 34-degree chill as he watched his son warm up Saturday night in War Memorial Stadium.

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Har-Ber junior running back Gordron Welch celebrates during the Wildcats' 27-6 win over Fort Smith Southside in the Class 7A state championship game Saturday in War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock.

Springdale Har-Ber won its first state championship in school history with ease Saturday night at War Memorial... Read »

Siloam Springs Sweeps Benton County Crowns

Siloam Springs guard Shelbi Honeycutt, right, drives past Gentry’s Courtney Folker during the Benton County Invitational girls championship Saturday in Siloam Springs.

When it comes to the Benton County Invitational, Siloam Springs has been pretty automatic for a while now. Read »

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