Freshman Spencer James leads the Redskins to victory
The Pocahontas Redskins made history on Friday Oct. 20 by giving the starting nod to the first freshman quarterback in over fifty years and rolled to a 38-7 win over the Westside Warriors.
October 2023
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Citizens view proposed bypass routes, offer comments at public meeting
A good crowd of community leaders, property owners and interested citizens attended a public involvement meeting to discuss the proposed new road connecting Highway 90 and Highway 67 North of Pocahontas, known as the Pocahontas Bypass.
A/B Honor Roll 1st Grade: Tallese DeClerk Adrianna Haulcroft Jett Huddleston Paisley Ward
Linley Dorman Justin Dunlap Evelyn Steimel Caroline Thielemier August West Kadence McKenzie Logan Thielemier Greyson Trublood 4th Grade: Avery Durham Emma James Easton Mahan Dru Steimel Trey Teel Quinn Williams 5th Grade: Luke DeClerk Brennan Dyer Riles Johnson 6th Grade: John William Clark Kate Hayes Austin James Rylee Kasinger Catarina Throesch .
St. Paul Elem Honor Roll
All A’s 1st Grade: Raelyn Alphin Trip Jaxon Bradley Jackson Coon Beau Counts Greyson Fender John Henry Garoutte Canaan Gray Cannon Hogan Sawyer Jansen Ollie Mahan Rhett Martin Anderson Richey Olivia Thielemier Braxton Vaughn Kogan Vaughn Ada Wantulok Quinn Weatherford 2nd Grade: Tate Lee Bradley Etta Clark Ellie Fort Jaxon Kasinger Casyn Steimel Haley Stout Isaac Throesch 3rd Grade: Maci Blalock Gabriel Hare Amelia Harper Colby Jaques Caroline Stout Aubree Weisenbach 4th Grade: Croston Gray Max Hoose Chloe Late Aven Thielemier 5th Grade: Laurabeth Coon Aubrey Hogan Keegan Presley Paislie Statler Madison Throesch 6th Grade: John-William Clark Catarina Throesch .
PJHS Honor Roll
All A 9-Week Honor Roll 7th Grade: Peyton Edward Amos Elijah Vincent Avery Lilly Beth Burgess Ellie Carol Eddington Darci Jane Hall Gracelynn Mae Aubree Hampton Akira Bella Harris Zoey Lynn Hibbard Adlee Grace Holderbaugh Kipton Griffin Jansen Stephen Jaxon Junkersfeld Lucas McIntyre Hunter Wayne Molencupp Clara Marie Murphy Chloe Porter Izaiah David Wade Powers Maggie Zee Shoe Aaron Robert Sisco Toney Olivia Lee Allie Christine Turner Brylon Cade Ulmer Nathan Yang Layton Robinson 8th Grade:
Around the Kitchen Table with Nanny
It’s getting closer to Thanksgiving so I thought you might want to start thinking about your menu, so I’m going to share some side dishes that will go with your turkey and dressing. I usually fix several so everyone will have a choice. Let’s start with a wonderful corn casserole. It’s soon going to be time to start your menu by planning and shopping for the big day. I love planning a big meal for the family. My mother always said, “put the little pot in the big one.” So there was always a beautiful roasted turkey with all the trimmings. and everyone would go away with full stomachs and wonderful happy memories.
Randolph County Jail Log
Trenton Rainwater, age 25, of Pocahontas; failure to appear (M), failure to pay Craig Sisco, age 37, of Pocahontas; assault-2nd degree-class B (M) Blayne Tullos, age 21, of Pocahontas; warrant Timothy Medelberg, age 44, of Andaconda, AL; theft by receiving (F) Terry Ungerank, age 58, of Pocahontas; revoke of suspended sentence or probation Nathan Dodson, age 28, of Pocahontas; criminal trespass (M) Michael Isham, age 35, of Pocahontas; possession of a controlled substance sch I, II, tampering with physical evidence (F), dwi drugs, careless and prohibited driving Coteney Jenkins, age 20, of Pocahontas; criminal mischief in the first degree (
Life is a Journey
Red had every imaginable sort of cast iron pot and pan and loved cooking in them. He actually had more cookware than most women have in their kitchens. He was always a happy man each time he acquired a new piece of cast iron. I was happy too, as it was all too heavy for me to wash. It’s truly amazing how easily all those tiny women of the past could wield them! I believe Red’s most prized piece of cast iron was a huge skillet he had bartered for from my Mama. It had three legs to sit above the coals and also had a very long handle; they called those spiders. He thought that skillet was just wonderful. It was a very old piece, and he got the best end of that deal. Or did he? Mama was very happy with her electric skillet, so I guess it was a win-win. Red had every size of Dutch oven and deep Dutch oven. There were bean pots, coffee pots, kettles, griddles, and old spatter enamelware. One of our prized possessions was the yellow enamel dishes rimmed in brown with various pictures on them, portraying scenes of life in a wagon on the trail. Mama and Al had actually used those dishes in their own covered wagon; they had often gone on trail rides.