Naron was the son of the late Reuben Franklin Naron and Eddy Faye Long.  Mr Benton and Sons where he was a heavy machine operator.  He loved fishing Naron is survived by one son: Ronnie Naron; three daughters: Amanda Staples (Chris) and Devan Shelley (Clint); seven grandchildren: Andrew Perritte (Andrea) and Claire Shelley; one great grandson: Nolan Perritte; one brother: Terry Naron (Tammie); and two sisters: Michelle Brown (Wayne) and Joanna Sellers (Shannon).  Visitation for Mr from 4:00 – 4:45 PM at Johnson Funeral Home of Aynor.  A memorial service will begin at 5:00 PM Wednesday This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Longtime Williamson County Commissioner Houston Naron Naron served both as Williamson County School Board chairman as the county’s boom shifted into high gear who lived in the Clovercroft community between Nolensville and Franklin He recently was publicly supporting the candidacy of Rebecca Burke to replace his longtime colleague Rep Burke’s Web site credits Naron and his public service with the current success of Williamson County “When you ask why is Williamson County so great “When you ask how Williamson County Schools grew to be so stellar He found the money for excellence while keeping taxes low Of all the endorsements a candidate could covet distributed Wednesday afternoon by Williamson Memorial Funeral Home “The children and grandchildren of Noble Houston Naron, Jr. would like to extend an invitation to his Celebration of Life which will be held 4 p.m. on Sunday, June 10, 2018 with a memorial gathering from 2-4 p.m. at Grace Chapel, 3279 Southall Road, Franklin, TN 37064. 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Let us know at editor@williamsonscene.com there are no recent results for popular videos there are no recent results for popular commented articles Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application OH to Naron Eatmon and Stephanie Sylvester Moffatt Dontarious “Bullet” was a graduate of Mansfield Senior High He is preceded in death by his parents; maternal grandparents and paternal grandparents Barbara Ann Hawthorne and Jimmy James Eatmon Dontarious is survived by his unborn child and girlfriend Jamacia Luckie and Trevon Moffatt; great aunt Rhonda Sylvester; uncles John Sylvester III and John Clifton Allen; cousins Adam Sylvester and Kareem Sylvester nephew Nakhya and Nakayla Stephens; special friends Bandsfield/ATM Family and a host of other family and friends If you were ever blessed to meet him or spend any length of time with him you knew you were in the presence of someone special He had a heart for people and loved to see others happy and their needs met Dontarious had a love for the finer things in life He was always impeccably dressed and traveled miles for the latest men’s fashions He could always be found matching from head to toe even including his lighter He had an infectious laugh and a way of making everyone around him laugh Words to describe Dontarious have included we can be sure that his mom greeted him with the biggest hug and many kisses To order flowers and to offer condolences to The SYLVESTER/MOFFATT Family This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors A Western suburban Chicago man has been indicted by the federal government for allegedly defrauding a Central Illinois school district out of thousands of dollars over 4 years ago 46-year old Naron Harris of Glen Ellyn has been charged with two counts of wire fraud and a single count of money laundering Federal charging documents say that between December 2019 and August 5 representing himself as the owner of Kayoz Home Group emailed administrators with North Mac School District saying that payment information for Holland Construction Services had changed Holland had been contracted by the North Mac School District in 2018 to construct an addition and renovate portions of North Mac High School Harris provided a new routing and account number to a branch of Navy Federal Credit Union that he had control Harris’ email was able to defraud the school district out of more than $356,000 The indictment says that the money laundering charge says that Harris then attempted to filter the money back to himself by conducting a wire transfer of $120,000 from the Navy Federal Credit Union account to a Bank of America account owned by Chicago Title Company The federal indictment is asking for forfeiture of an apartment and personal property of Harris’ at his Glen Ellyn address along with a 4 carat diamond ring wedding set and any remaining money that Harris may possess Harris was arrested by federal agents at his home on Wednesday and appeared before Federal Judge Karen McNaught yesterday in Springfield He currently remains on federal hold until a pretrial detention hearing set for Monday A pretrial date in the case has been set for September 5th Mary Parish Sheriff Gary Driskell advises that over the last 72-hour reporting period the Sheriff’s Office responded to 88 complaints and reports the following arrests: Naron also held two MCPD warrants for failure to appear on the charges of driving under suspension and failure to yield/stop sign or yield sign at 7:05 pm on a warrant for failure to appear on the charge of aggravated assault with a firearm Contact us today for advertising opportunities on the radio and also on our website It’s the KQKI news site on your mobile device © 2023 Teche Broadcasting Corp. Weather Alerts provided by WillyWeather (WHP) — Harrisburg Police have arrested Naron Williams in connection to a shooting that occurred near a few local bars around 2:30 a.m Police documents state that officers were in the area of the 200 and 300 blocks of North 2nd Street for bar and restaurant closings when they heard multiple shots fired in the area of North 2nd and Locust Streets Multiple actors are believed to be involved officers found one man suffering from a gunshot wound The victim was transported to the hospital and is now in stable condition Officers then acted on reports that claimed that an involved actor was a black male in a gray hoodie Police say that Williams matched the description and was seen with his arm raised facing south on Court St Officers also retained footage of Williams running through capital grounds and “discarding an object” into the trash Police were able to obtain the object from the trash and later identified it as a stolen firearm Williams is unable to own a firearm after a felony burglary charge in January 2022 is currently held in Dauphin County Prison awaiting a June 24 preliminary hearing Williams is facing charges of prohibited possession of a firearm carrying a firearm without a license and receiving stolen property Interment will follow at Riverview Cemetery Visitation will be from 10:00 AM until time of service at Mulhearn Funeral Home He enjoyed watching Walker Texas Ranger and eating Naron was preceded in death by his parents Douglas Wayne and Donald Glenn Naron; and sister Texas; along with numerous nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser or activate Google Chrome Frame to improve your experience Helena continued its longstanding tradition of pouring into the local soccer community with the 10th anniversary of the Helena Husky Soccer Camp as a generation of former campers teaches the future Huskies of tomorrow HELENA – Helena High School marked a decade of pouring into the local youth soccer community with another successful year of the Helena Husky Soccer Camp from June 3-7 “We’ve had a great week,” Helena head girls soccer coach Clif Naron said “We’ve got 147 campers out here this year and the weather has cooperated We’re out here on the turf and everybody’s getting a little skill and getting a little fun.” The camp provided a mix of drills to learn soccer skills and fun games to get the campers excited about playing soccer Leaning into Helena’s identity as the Huskies the campers were divided into “packs” by grad level Their age pack determined what skills they learned throughout the week with younger kids learning more basic skills and older kids learning the advanced skills that will prepare them for higher levels of competitive soccer we’re doing basic cone drills and touch stuff and at the highest one-on-one close skill drills,” Naron said it just depends on the age that they’re at or how detailed they’re going.” Naron doesn’t want the skill development to take away from the fun of the camp The campers play multiple games throughout the day get daily popsicles during the much-anticipated treat time and end their week with a visit from Kona Ice “We’re going to drill down and get you some skills but we want you to get out here and get engaged and really get interested and want to play soccer so that we can grow you to want to be here when you become a middle schooler or high schooler.” The varsity boys and girls soccer players took charge as pack leaders to guide the kids through the drills Naron has seen players go from campers themselves to leading other campers as pack leaders because of their great experiences at the camp “It’s really cool because this is our 10th anniversary of camp and a lot of our players were once our campers and they all want to be in charge,” Naron said “They want to be the leader because they remember being a little kid and being here at camp and it’s so cool to see that connection made.” Naron believes that starting the kids out young at the camp and making the game fun for them helps lead to a long love of soccer That connection with the community that Helena has built shows in how many kids come back year after year “It really is making that connection with the community and I think that’s where we’ve seen success but certainly within our program of getting these kids when they’re young making sure they’re interested in soccer “Most of our campers come back two or three years and we see them over and over and over again until they age out they start playing with clubs and then with Helena Middle School and Helena High School representing their city while playing the game that they love While soccer’s meteoric rise in Helena and across Shelby County can be attributed to many factors Naron knows the camp has done its job when he looks across the dressing room and sees many former campers across both the girls and boys teams we had 23 kids try out for 22 spots and only a handful of them had ever played soccer before I got out and got kind of involved in the community started going to the Saturday city league games,” Naron said there just wasn’t that much soccer here then We don’t owe all of our success to summer camp but I feel like this offering has certainly helped us capture interest in soccer in the Helena community and helped grow our program beyond a doubt 60% of our players on the boys and girls side came to our camp Just one AAC game is on Monday’s college basketball schedule That contest is the Wichita State Shockers squaring… The Memphis Grizzlies (38-22) face the Atlanta Hawks (27-33) as 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Publication date 07 August 2024 | 17:18 ICT Youth and Sport Hang Chuon Naron reiterated that teachers are the cornerstone of Cambodia's education system and that reforming their training is a key objective “Teacher reform and the implementation of teacher policies remain the top priorities for Cambodia because [they] are the backbone of [our] education system,” he said at the launch of the second phase of the Strengthening Teacher Education Programmes in Cambodia (STEPCam) on August 7 in Phnom Penh.  and the ministry’s officials for their efforts to implement the initiative to improve the capacity of educators and respond to the ministry's goals Chuon Naron said that the government had determined the importance of teachers as a necessary factor for students' academic results UNESCO representative in Cambodia Sardar Umar Alam said at the event that the organisation would continue to be a leading partner with the ministry in supporting the common vision to promote teacher training classroom learning and teachers’ professional development and advancement He said that UNESCO will continue to promote digital transformation and build an inclusive and equitable education system to ensure that all children receive a quality education and have the opportunity to develop their full potential The second phase of STEPCam was organised after the conclusion of the first phase which lasted for five years from 2018 to 2022 The ministry stated that there continues to be good cooperation between the ministry and UNESCO “Significant achievements in the first phase include the regular adoption of frameworks and systems for professional development the training of more than 4,000 teachers and specialty officials on the first-grade reading package the training of over 3,000 first-grade math teachers and staff and the renovation and equipping of pedagogical schools in 11 provinces,” it said It noted the second stage of the initiative consists of four components including teacher education and ongoing professional development a first-grade reading and math training package assessment and expansion of the student record system and digital transformation for instructors’ education The ministry emphasised the importance of these areas in supporting teacher education noting that the second phase will help advance Cambodia’s vision of becoming a high-income country by 2050 under the leadership of Prime Minister Hun Manet has given priority to the sector by integrating the strengthening of education science and technology into the first phase of the Pentagonal Strategy to develop human resources for growth Professor Dr President of Chulalongkorn University & Chairman of the Council of University Presidents of Thailand (CUPT) Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education The purpose of this meeting was to further enhance cooperation in education and research not only between Chulalongkorn University and Cambodia but also to strengthen educational ties between the two countries The discussion highlighted the fact that education is key to improving quality of life and focused on the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in schools and universities to enhance teaching methods and increase access to education for youth across the region sustainably This strategic dialogue underscores Chulalongkorn University's commitment to promoting educational innovation and fostering open collaboration in ASEAN the group visited the Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC) to explore the application of engineering and advanced technology in addressing environmental issues This visit was facilitated by Professor Dr an alumnus of Chulalongkorn University's Master's program in Electronics and Communication Engineering Princess Pongmonirath Devi (Nina) Norodom, an alumnus of the Faculty of Communication Arts at Chulalongkorn University has also played a significant role in representing Chulalongkorn's impact in cultivating leaders and advancing Cambodian culture Princess Nina shared her impressions of her time at Chula and discussed possible academic and cultural collaborations between the two institutions.  Hang Chuon Naron has been instrumental in driving educational reform in Cambodia applying the knowledge and leadership skills gained at Chulalongkorn University to improve the country's education system reflecting the long-standing educational collaboration between the two countries.  ten Chulalongkorn University alumni from Cambodia took part in the meeting with the minister demonstrating the university's popularity among Cambodian students Many of these alumni have taken on significant roles in education Dr. Hong Kimcheang, an alumnus of the Faculty of Education at Chulalongkorn University and currently the Director of Kampong Speu Institute of Technology (KSIT) and Assistant Minister of the Ministry of Education played a key role in facilitating this collaboration.  there are 11 Cambodian nationals studying and conducting research at Chulalongkorn University This includes 7 undergraduate students from the Faculty of Dentistry 1 undergraduate student from the Faculty of Science 2 researchers from the Faculty of Nursing and the Institute of Social Science Research and 1 staff member from the Faculty of Medicine Read the full article at https://www.chula.ac.th/en/news/212454/ Chulalongkorn University has made the world's top 50 university list for employment outcomes which reflects both the high employment rate and workability of Chula graduates The university is also listed as the best in Thailand for the 15th Consecutive Year (since 2009) according to the newly released QS World University Rankings 2024 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChulalongkornUniversity Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/chulauniversity Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/school/15101896/ Adam Naron is back in the Texas Panhandle to coach high school football Naron joins Hereford after spending the last four years as the offensive coordinator for Reedy High School in Frisco Naron will be just an hour's drive to the northwest to lead the Whitefaces Naron also becomes the program's first new coach in 18 years after former coach Don DeLozier stepped away from the sidelines into a new role with the school district Although Naron will be a new face in charge things haven't changed all that much once you peek inside the Hereford football team DeLozier moved up the ladder to become the executive director of operations while a majority of the coaching staff stayed intact.  "There's a lot of continuity with a lot of those guys being here," Naron said "They've helped me out a lot with my transition we've got quite a few returning starters on defense and offense "The transition will be a lot easier for them because we'll be using the same terminology Those guys will be ready to rock and roll." And what Hereford may need is a new spark heading into the 2021 season the Whitefaces finished at the bottom of the District 3-4A Division I standings without a win scoring just 20 points and allowing 150 against and going 3-7 overall.  The district itself went through a bit of turnover this summer Todd Winfrey was promoted to head coach at Canyon following the retirement of Blake Bryant and Cody Robinson took over at Pampa meaning Aaron Dunnam at Dumas is the only returning head coach in the district "It'll be exciting because it's the first time that we see each other with all these different schools," Naron said "We'll be seeing some new things but by the time we get to week 7 when we play each other we'll have seen each other play and know what everybody else is about." Naron's time as an offensive coordinator in Frisco could see him provide a catalyst to the Whieface's offensive production That will be aided by the return of wide receivers Noah Brown and Braedyn Mendoza Brown recorded 473 yards and seven touchdowns while Mendoza's 6-foot-3 185-pound frame will be a strong physical asset in the red zone going forward Bryson Lopez will lead the rushing game after recording north of 800 yards last season The one question that needs to be answered is who will start at quarterback to target the two Whiteface receivers but he did disclose a senior athlete might be the front runner and Naron is hoping to breathe some new life on that side of the ball The Whitefaces allowed 150 points in district play last year and 42.1 points per game against throughout all of last season. Linebacker and kicker Jose Solorzano will anchor the defense that hopes to improve on years past Juan Nava and Zevan Gonzales in defense to start the new era at Hereford but with a similar staff as last year and some promising pieces on the squad this season could see a turn of the page for the program.  "Everybody can agree that coach DeLozier did a lot of great things for this program and the community," Naron said "We're just looking to grow and build on the great things that he and his staff did over the last 18 years." Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInHEARNE Texas (KBTX) - Hearne’s city manager has resigned The city secretary said the council accepted John Naron’s resignation Monday afternoon at a special meeting Naron had served in that position since 2017 and was the interim city manager for more than a year before becoming full-time Naron told KBTX Tuesday morning he’s taking a new job in the private sector and relocating to the Dallas Fort Worth area Alonzo Echavarria is serving as interim city manager John Naron Resignation Letter by KBTX on Scribd John Naron Resignation Letter by KBTX on Scribd NEWSPAPER SECTION: News PHNOM PENH — Chulalongkorn University (CU) is looking to strengthen its academic cooperation with Cambodia highlighting an artificial intelligence (AI)-driven future From left to right: Ms Dharinee Chaiprapal Prof Dr Parichart Sthapitanonda and Ms Supawan Pipitsombut CU delegates led by CU President Wilert Puriwat recently met with Cambodian Minister of Education expressed his gratitude to the university for its assistance in elevating Cambodian education who graduated with a PhD in Educational Administration from CU in 2018 said he applied the knowledge from his studies to a Cambodian school reform project Prof Wilert said the visit aimed at tightening the relationship between CU and Cambodia for future academic expansion and highlighted the incorporation of AI technology in learning This academic cooperation aims to cover both non-degree and degree-seeking learners with the target being not just students but the greater public The cooperation focuses on improving the educational system by using AI technology the university has joined hands with Google Cloud to develop an AI tool called "Chula's Generative AI Environment for Nurturing Intelligence and Education" and Director General of The Institute of Technology of Canbodia The university is looking to share the technology with others "We cannot deny that AI has become an important part of our daily lives It's important that people understand and know how to use AI in educational work and daily lives," Prof Wilert said Mr Naron said the Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC) has started to integrate AI into its courses including those covering cyber security and software engineering AI technology has also been used to support teachers in Cambodia "I'm grateful that Chulalongkorn has considered collaborating with Cambodia at higher education and school levels," Mr Naron said adding that other potentials of AI and concerns relating to the technology The CU delegates also visited the ITC to observe its AI-associated learning and exchange visions with the institute's Director General Po Kimtho another CU alumnus who graduated with a master's degree in Electronics and Communications Engineering "CU has made our vision clear to be a global Thai university innovative wisdom mastery and philanthropic spirit," Prof Wilert said adding that training in technology such as AI will help the university to expand internationally who graduated with a master's degree in Communication Arts from Chula said she had a very good experience during her time at the university and still keeps in touch with her classmates and professors Prof Wilert said the university also aims to establish a CU alumni association in Cambodia By subscribing, you accept the terms and conditions in our privacy policy Receive emails when new obituariesare published to our website When you have experienced the loss of a loved one you can trust us to guide you through the arrangements necessary to create a meaningful time of remembrance to celebrate the unique life being honored Our staff is committed to providing your family with the highest quality care and service in your time of need We take pride in our responsibility to lighten your burden as you take the first steps toward healing We invite you to learn more about us as you view our website and please know that we are available 24 hours a day by calling 662-234-7971 Waller Funeral Home & Cremation Services Waller Funeral Home & Cremation Services | (662) 234-7971419 Highway 6 West © Waller Funeral Home & Cremation ServicesCrafted with care by Frazer Consultants & TA Your browser may not work with certain site. Upgrade now. the youngest players on the roster naturally held a special place in his heart In the ensuing years he shaped them into contenders on the baseball field and hopefully imparted some life lessons on it Those young seventh-graders from 2016 graduated from St Al in 2021 having never had a losing season Al’s baseball program if not always on an upward trajectory “This senior group we had this year is very special,” Naron said “They were the seventh-grade group when I got here We’re on the brink of making the next step and excited about where the program is going.” Naron is taking an opportunity to celebrate what has already been accomplished He and the Flashes finished with a 16-11 record this season and were the only team in Warren County to finish above .500 Naron was selected as The Vicksburg Post’s 2021 high school baseball Coach of the Year It’s definitely a reflection of our team and the job that our assistant coaches Jay Harper and Judson Gatling have done behind the scenes,” said Naron who also won The Post’s award in 2018 and has an 85-41 record at St “They’ve invested in each one of these players I’m super excited — not for the individual accolade Al had a 7-2 record when the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic ended the 2020 season in March but might have contributed to it wrapping up earlier than the Flashes would have liked as well as the postponement of several district games They then had to play nine games in a 10-day span leading into the MAIS Class 4A playoffs and were swept in two games by Brookhaven Academy in the first round Naron said that disappointing finish might have laid the foundation for more success in the future some younger players who will be thrown into bigger roles next season got playing time in important games We had a lot of young guys thrown into the mix because of sickness and injury at the end of the year and they’re getting that experience,” Naron said “There’s some big-time talent coming up in our younger classes I think with those experiences we’ll be able to make the next step We’re trying to get to a championship level.” With their eyes on bigger prizes down the line Naron added that he wanted to thank those that have contributed to what the Flashes have done so far on his watch — not only players but his own family and the team’s support staff “God has blessed me and my family with their patience with me our baseball family here is super special,” Naron said “There’s a lot that goes in behind the scenes at a private school but at the same time make sure everything goes as planned and let us do our jobs and they’re great supporters of what we do.” Ernest Bowker is The Vicksburg Post's sports editor He has been a member of The Vicksburg Post's sports staff since 1998 making him one of the longest-tenured reporters in the paper's 140-year history The New Jersey native is a graduate of LSU he has won more than 50 awards from the Mississippi Press Association and Associated Press for his coverage of local sports in Vicksburg Two games on the Monday college basketball schedule feature a ranked team including the matchup between the Wake… The Tampa Bay Lightning versus the Florida Panthers is one of many solid options on today’s NHL slate.… The Southern Jaguars versus the Florida A&M Rattlers is one of many compelling options on Monday in SWAC… Ranked squads will be on Monday’s college basketball schedule in two games including the Kansas Jayhawks taking on… Austin Lumberjacks square off in one of many compelling matchups on the… Are you concerned about the Mississippi River exceeding flood stage View Results The Hereford Whitefaces will have a different look in the fall for the start of the 2022 Texas high school football season Second-year coach Adam Naron is set to charge into a new season with a ton of fresh faces who will need to be ready to step up into the starting lineup following a large group of recent graduates and big-time contributors “We're going to be really young in some areas," Naron said "We graduated four starting offensive lineman We're going to have a lot of spots to fill We have a really talented group of freshmen and sophomores right now that are going to have to find a way to contribute in some of those places We'll also have to rely on the seniors and juniors that have been here to keep it going." Hereford and Naron are ready to take the next step following a 6-5 overall record and a third-place District 3-4A Division I finish that ended with a bi-district round exit from the postseason in 2021 That progression will depend on how the fresh faces starters perform when the lights turn on Friday nights There is an open competition at many spots on the Hereford depth chart which includes quarterback that was vacated by the graduation of Gerardo Garcia The one signal-caller on the roster with varsity experience is senior Carlos Duran who will have to compete with a few underclassmen during early practices to solidify his spot as the new starter "That quarterback position is going to be one of the first that we have to solidify," Naron said the new Hereford starting quarterback will have four new starters on the offensive line The lone returning starter is senior Dayton Delozier ― a 6-foot-7 260-pound behemoth who's been a three-year starter in the trenches Hereford’s backfield will be comprised of senior Tommy Suarez who had the most rushing yards (300) and receiving yards (288) of any returning playmaker for the Herd and junior Tony Salazar ― who saw valuable action in the final three games of last season The duo will team up as a pair of versatile backs in Naron’s multiple spread offense Hereford’s defense will have its two anchors in the middle returning for the 2022 season in senior inside linebackers Eric Lucio and Jose Solorzano The pairing combined for 146 total tackles and five tackles for loss last season Solorzano is considered the leader of the defense and has been a three-year starter in the middle of the second level Lucio is a force in his own right as he added two sacks two forced fumbles and one interception to his personal stat totals last season He has the size and athleticism to cover the field in the passing game as well as the pass-rushing ability to come off the edge Those two will combine their mixture of size and strength with the long and hard-hitting senior free safety Zevan Gonzales captaining the secondary "Eric and Jose in the middle really help us on defense because they run the defense," Naron said "Those three guys are the leaders of our defense by their position to begin with Them being seniors and having a lot of experience is going to make up for having brand new starters at our corner positions and defensive line positions." sophomore Jeremiah Martinez returns to anchor the defensive line following an outstanding freshman season that included 13 tackles and two sacks prior to an injury “He's really grown a lot over the offseason and we'll have him back healthy," Naron said "We're hoping he'll be somewhat of a leader on the D-line Even though he's only going to be a sophomore he'll be the lone guy with starting experience out there." The new look District 3-4A Division I includes a gauntlet of strong football programs in Canyon Pampa and former Class 5A D-II program Randall Hereford dropped their district road games to Dumas (45-0) and Canyon (40-16) last season while defeating Pampa big at home (56-23) The last time the Whitefaces made it past the opening round of the playoffs was in 2018 when they advanced all the way to the regional semifinals Naron needs to see his new starters progress throughout the season as they build valuable team chemistry “We have to play consistent on defense with some of those young guys being able to stop the run up front and get our defense off the field," he said "It's also going to come down to if we can gel as a team with the new faces and the few returning starters that we have We have to be consistent week-in and week-out and play strong the whole season." Hang Chuon Naron recalled the sound cooperation between Cambodia and Malaysia particularly in the education sector through scholarship and […] វិមាន៧មករា particularly in the education sector through scholarship and student exchange programmes He profoundly thanked the Malaysian government for the scholarships and student exchange programmes to Cambodia noting that these programmes have significantly contributed to human resource development in Cambodia Shaharuddin Onn thanked the Ministry of Education Youth and Sports for its2 good cooperation with the embassy so far Ambassador recalled the Memorandum of Understanding between the Government of Malaysia and the Royal Government of the Kingdom of Cambodia on Cooperation in the Higher Education Sector signed in 2014 The MoU aims to promote joint research publications joint curriculum development and other activities such as conferences Both sides expressed their commitment to further promoting and enhancing cooperation in the fields of education youth and sports between the two countries Coni Hollingsworth knew she would not live to see her daughter's children but her memory will live on for them at a new toddler playground named "Cookie's Park." When Coni died in July 2014 after a battle with pancreatic cancer Corine Hollingsworth Naron decided to create a lasting memorial for Coni's future grandkids and the children in her community "I wanted something tangible to remember her," Naron said and I wanted her to be able to connect to the babies that my husband and I planned to have." four years of fundraising and planning culminated in the dedication of the toddler-age playground within Deborah Park in Monroe's River Oaks Community.  A marker designates the area as "Cookie's Park," a family nickname since Coni's first grandson started visiting the park and decided it belonged to his grandparents.  "I wanted my babies to be able to call this Cookie's Park and so I needed to do whatever I had to do to make it where everybody called it Cookie's Park," Naron continued.  Naron now has a three-year-old son of her own and will have a second child in November.  Playground equipment for ages 2-4 was a missing element at the park previously according to Michael Echols Rotary Club President and Monroe City Councilman "This was a collaborative project with the Monroe Rotary Club the City of Monroe and the Hollingsworth family," Echols said "The project is in excess of $10,000."  The work was completed over the last several months with the help of the city's Division of Administration and Parks and Recreation highlighting that it was completed in time for the dedication to happen on Coni's birthday.  Naron said the choice of the equipment was purposeful with the family assessing the park to see what was needed "These ladybugs and bumblebees are so indicative of my mother," Naron said and she loved being in her garden and flowers When we picked those out we just thought they were perfect and we thought the kids would like them."  Funds for the park equipment were provided in part by Monroe Rotary City of Monroe and Naron's fundraising efforts