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 | | Old well store owners Reginald and Daisy Pillow, left, welcomed the painting created by Acie Hamlette, right, a local artist. Old Well Grocery originated in 1907 and has been in the Pillow family ever since.
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Hamlette paints Old Well store
Esteemed local artist Acie Hamlette recently finished an original painting full of memories for many of the town of Phenix and surrounding areas; Hamlette painted the Old Well Store located off Midway Road and donated a print to the owners of the store, Reginald and Daisy Pillow.Tuesday, November 18, 2008 2:29 PM EST
Town approves Rosenwald school demolition
The council approved the motion to award the contract for the demolition of the Rosenwald School to Sydney Jennings Excavating during last Tuesday's meeting, Nov. 11.Tuesday, November 18, 2008 2:29 PM EST
William Campbell Defeats Riverheads 64-6
The William Campbell Generals scored early and often Friday night to easily defeat the Riverheads Gladiators 64-6 in the first round of the Region B play-offs. On a cold and rainy night in Naruna the Generals went to work quickly. Stan Peerman returned the opening kick-off out to the Generals forty yard line. A missed blocking assignment upfront put the Generals into a second and twelve situation but Baron Adams would go up top and find a wide open Stan Peerman for a quick sixty-two yard touchdown pass. Donald Byrd's PAT was good and the Generals were up 7-0 with 11:09 to play in the first quarter. The Generals defense would perform just as well as the offense when on third down the Gladiators would go to the air again only this time William Campbell's Terrence Younger would step in front of the Gladiator pass for the interception an return it down to the Riverheads thirty-five yard line. Four plays later Adams would find a seam and scamper twenty-eight yards to pay-dirt. Byrd's PAT was good and the Generals led 14-0 with 8;22 to play in the first. Riverheads would try to mount a drive moving down inside William Campbell territory but after a first down offside on the Generals making it first and five for the Gladiators--the Generals defense would stuff the Gladiators on four straight plays giving the ball back to the Generals on downs. "That was a great defensive stand by our kids," said defensive coordinator John Meadows.Tuesday, November 18, 2008 2:30 PM EST
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