Good morning, Meigs County. The Mason County FFA chapter just made history by snagging first place in the Agriculture Mechanics category at the West Virginia Career Development Event, marking a milestone in their 50-year journey. Meanwhile, Sheriff Matt Champlin and Prosecutor Jason Holdren were sworn in for their third terms in Gallipolis, with both expressing their commitment to the community and emphasizing teamwork—because let's face it, a strong partnership is key when it comes to law and order.
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🌱 Mason County FFA chapter celebrates historic win. The Mason County Career Center's Agriculture Mechanics team proudly clinched first place at the West Virginia Career Development Event, held in Morgantown on December 12 and 13—marking a first for the chapter in its 50-year history. With a strong team composed of seniors Breena Clutter and Braxton Blaine, along with juniors Brody Proffitt and Chloe Patrick, the victory qualifies them for the national competition set for October 2025 in Indianapolis. In individual standings, Braxton finished third, while Breena, Brody, and Chloe also demonstrated impressive performances. Their advisor, Sam Nibert, praised their dedication and hard work, emphasizing the confidence boost and precedent this achievement sets for future teams at the center.
👮♂️ Champlin and Holdren take oath for third terms. In a heartfelt ceremony in Gallipolis, Sheriff Matt Champlin and Prosecutor Jason Holdren were sworn in for their third terms, both having first assumed office in 2017. Judge Eric Mulford emphasized the vital impact of their roles on the community, praising Holdren’s enhancements to victim services and Champlin’s leadership within law enforcement. Reflecting on their long-standing friendship, the duo acknowledged the importance of working together and resolving differences for the benefit of Gallia County. The event also featured the swearing-in of staff members, reinforcing a commitment to integrity and teamwork as they embark on these new terms.
🏀 Basketball Schedule Slam (Boys)
| Team | Opponent | Date/Time |
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 Meigs Marauders | ||
| vs Belpre | 12/20 @ 7:30pm | |
 Eastern Eagles | ||
| vs Waverly | 12/20 @ 3:15pm | |
 Southern Tornadoes | ||
| vs Fort Frye | 12/21 @ 10:00am | |
 Wahama White Falcons | ||
| @ Ravenswood | 12/19 @ 7:30pm | |
| @ Gilmer County | 12/21 @ 3:00pm |
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