
Bart Moss
Columnist at Franklin County Times
Franklin County Superintendent of Education candidate in 2016. I want to earn your support to lead our schools and our students to a better future.
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1 day ago |
franklincountytimes.com | Bart Moss
In a stunning display of resilience and grit, the Belgreen Bulldogs softball team battled their way through the elimination bracket of the Class 2A North Regional tournament, claiming a dramatic 6-5 victory over the Sulligent Blue Devils. The Sulligent win, the Bulldogs’ third consecutive do-or-die victory, punched their ticket to the upcoming Class 2A state softball tournament in Oxford. Belgreen was winless against Sulligent this year, with losses of 8-0, 6-0, 7-3 and a stinging 17-7 defeat.
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1 week ago |
franklincountytimes.com | Bart Moss
Vina seventh grader Lindie Easterling finished second in the Class 1A state 3200 meter run (2-mile). Easterling finished a distant second to Kaylie Key of Athens Bible, who ran a top time of 12:09.02. Easterling ran a 13:16.71 just edging out Anne Claire Mitchell from Faith Christian, who ran a 13:17.48. Vina’s 4×100 relay team finished 14th in the state. That team consisted of Layla Hester, Makenzie Elrod, Kylie Lucas and Olivia Crum.
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1 week ago |
franklincountytimes.com | Bart Moss |Alyssa Sutherland
Franklin County, Records, Z - TOP HOME 43 Grill – 15110 Hwy 43, Russellville – Score 95, 4-2–2025 Bay City Nutrition –910 4th St., Red Bay – Score99, 4-14-2025 Big Star #345 – Deli –406 4th St. SW, Red Bay – Score 89 4-4-2025 Big Star #345 – Market– 406 4th St. NW, Red Bay – Score 97, 4-4-2025 Bobcat Express Inc.
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1 week ago |
franklincountytimes.com | Bart Moss
Phil Campbell was eliminated after losing game three to Vinemont on Monday afternoon, 15-5. Phil Campbell ended the season as Franklin County champions and area champions. They won more than 20 games and the teams they lost to are still in the playoffs. Bentley Hill and Braxton Mayfield got back-to-back solo home runs, but it was too little, too late.
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1 month ago |
franklincountytimes.com | Bart Moss |Kevin Taylor |Chelsea M. Rutherford |Brannon King
This week marked the fifth anniversary of the world shutting down and COVID-19 taking over our lives for well over a year. What happened during that time can never be allowed to happen again. I firmly believe it was a crime against humanity by a select few. We allowed local, state and federal governments and global entities unchecked power to ruin lives in the name of public health.
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