Anniston Star - Slideshow High School Basketball Woodland vs Providence Christian Girls

Woodland's Leah Strain and Providence Christian's Lauren Hutto fight for a loose ball during the AHSAA Final 48 Basketball Championships at the Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center Tuesday morning. The Bobcats beat Providence Christian 71-54 to advance to the title game Friday. (Photo by Trent Penny/The Anniston Star)

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Local trio land spots in July's North-South All-Star hoops games | 29 days ago

George Smith: All dressed up for the mourning | 24 days ago

Basketball: Opponents set for Tide, Tigers in SEC/Big 12 Challenge | 10 days ago

Basketball camp to be held in June | 15 days ago

Prep Roundup: Valley Cubs, Saks’ Shelly advance to sub-state | 24 days ago

Bill for tag to honor fallen police officers awaits a vote | 05.19.13 - 12:18 am

Oxford's new performing arts center opens with ASO program | 05.18.13 - 12:38 am

N.Q. Reynolds’ funeral evokes memories of a man of passion, courage | 05.19.13 - 12:32 am

Twenty-nine arrested in drug-dealer roundup | 05.21.13 - 03:22 pm

Roads fill with water from heavy rain, downed trees cut power | 05.18.13 - 05:08 pm

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Saturday, May 25, 2013

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Local trio land spots in July's North-South All-Star hoops games | 29 days ago by Star staff Anniston Star Copyright 2013 Anniston Star. All rights reserved.

George Smith: All dressed up for the mourning | 24 days ago Anniston Star Copyright 2013 Anniston Star. All rights reserved.

Basketball: Opponents set for Tide, Tigers in SEC/Big 12 Challenge | 10 days ago by Star staff Anniston Star Copyright 2013 Anniston Star. All rights reserved.

Basketball camp to be held in June | 15 days ago Anniston Star Copyright 2013 Anniston Star. All rights reserved.

Prep Roundup: Valley Cubs, Saks’ Shelly advance to sub-state | 24 days ago by Staff reports Anniston Star Copyright 2013 Anniston Star. All rights reserved.

Bill for tag to honor fallen police officers awaits a vote | 05.19.13 - 12:18 am by Madasyn Czebiniakmczebiniak@annistonstar.com Anniston Star Copyright 2013 Anniston Star. All rights reserved.

Oxford's new performing arts center opens with ASO program | 05.18.13 - 12:38 am by Eddie Burkhaltereburkhalter@annistonstar.com Anniston Star Copyright 2013 Anniston Star. All rights reserved.

N.Q. Reynolds’ funeral evokes memories of a man of passion, courage | 05.19.13 - 12:32 am by Laura Camperlcamper@annistonstar.com Anniston Star Copyright 2013 Anniston Star. All rights reserved.

Twenty-nine arrested in drug-dealer roundup | 05.21.13 - 03:22 pm by Laura Gaddylbjohnson@annistonstar.com Anniston Star Copyright 2013 Anniston Star. All rights reserved.

Roads fill with water from heavy rain, downed trees cut power | 05.18.13 - 05:08 pm by Ben Cunninghambcunningham@annistonstar.com Anniston Star Copyright 2013 Anniston Star. All rights reserved.

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Saturday, May 25, 2013

Public Education Foundation of Anniston

MLM Plumbing

Local trio land spots in July's North-South All-Star hoops games | 29 days ago

George Smith: All dressed up for the mourning | 24 days ago

Basketball: Opponents set for Tide, Tigers in SEC/Big 12 Challenge | 10 days ago

Basketball camp to be held in June | 15 days ago

Prep Roundup: Valley Cubs, Saks’ Shelly advance to sub-state | 24 days ago

Bill for tag to honor fallen police officers awaits a vote | 05.19.13 - 12:18 am

Oxford's new performing arts center opens with ASO program | 05.18.13 - 12:38 am

N.Q. Reynolds’ funeral evokes memories of a man of passion, courage | 05.19.13 - 12:32 am

Twenty-nine arrested in drug-dealer roundup | 05.21.13 - 03:22 pm

Roads fill with water from heavy rain, downed trees cut power | 05.18.13 - 05:08 pm