Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions Search autocomplete is currently not responding the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office responded to NC Hwy 47 the deputy observed a victim with signs of an assault  EMS responded to evaluate the victim... the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office is again offering a C.A.R.E Camp to homeschoolers and private school children at no cost Camp is for students in grades 2nd-4th and D.A.R.E the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office responded to Worthville Rd. at the request of NC Wildlife Resources Commission for an agency assist call for service.  Alejandro Guevara-Reyna was arrested and transported .. while assisting with a license checkpoint on Unity St. the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office identified Justin Brent Moran who did not have an active driver’s license members of the Invictus Task Force initiated an investigation related to a Cybertip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children Earl David Rivers was identified as a suspect.&n.. the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office initiated a traffic stop on Jordan Road in Ramseur and a pursuit began and continued into Moore County where the Moore County Sheriff's Office and NC Highway P.. the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office responded to Olivers Chapel Rd. in reference to the discharge of a firearm into a dwelling and a vehicle deputies observed a vehicle with damage consistent .. Randolph County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a possible child abuse  Following an investigation by the Criminal Investigations Division charges were sought against Ian Kincaid Fletcher for felony negligen.. Randolph County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a possible financial theft charges were sought against Laura Lee Freeman for felony identity .. the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office Electronic House Arrest (EHA) Officers received information that Hugo Ruiz Mendez had violated the conditions of his Pre-Trial Release Supervision Program the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a possible forgery Following an investigation by the Criminal Investigation Division Detectives charges were sought against Kevin Ray Huston for felony identity the.. Randolph County Sheriff’s Office Deputies conducted a traffic stop at Sealy Dr.   The driver was identified as Bryan Christopher Shell the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office received a report of potential child abuse that had taken place on US Highway 64 East the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office conducted a traffic stop at Mendenhall Rd during the booking process of Michael Edward Henderson Detention Staff located an illegal substance in his possession  Charges were sought against Henderson Jr for Felony Possession Schedule IV Controlled Substance and .. the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office responded to Pilot Mtn at the request of NC Probation and Parole for an agency assist call for service  During a routine search of the residence of Nathan David Je.. the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office responded to Mill Pond Dr. deputies located Matthew Antonio Lampkins and Kenneth Wayne Linton a Randolph County Sheriff’s Office Deputy encountered a female subject who was visibly injured and wished to report an assault Deputies searched the area but were unable to locate the assailant The Randolph County Sheriff’s Office Vice Narcotics Unit has concluded an investigation relating to the distribution of Fentanyl in Randolph County warrants for arrest were issued on Lesley Marie Ball and Chri.. the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office Electronic House Arrest (EHA) Officers conducted a compliance drug screening on Christian Jacob McDowell with the Adult Daily Reporting Center per the conditions set forth by Randolph Coun.. the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office Electronic House Arrest (EHA) Officers were notified of a potential violation committed by Kelly Lamar Faircloth Kenneth Sean Gray was charged with (7) seven additional counts of second-degree exploitation of a minor  Further investigation found that Gray had received and was in possession of CSAM the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Division received a referral from the Randolph County Department of Social Services regarding the welfare of a child the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office Vice Narcotics Enforcement Team conducted a traffic stop near Archdale Rd  The driver was identified as Kenny Ardon.  the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office conducted a traffic stop on I-73 near McDowell Rd. The driver was identified as Jessica Suzanne Ellington who had an outstanding criminal summons.  The Randolph County Sheriff’s Office Sex Offender Registry Detective received information that registered sex offender Kirby Kennedy was no longer living at the address he had registered in Randolph County.  the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office responded to Archdale Rd.   The caller advised a passenger car was in the driveway and an unknown male subject was lying in the yard the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office conducted a traffic stop on Union Church Rd. methamphetamine and paraphernalia were located.  The April meeting of the Randolph County Board of Commissioners included two retirement recognitions consideration of several contracts/agreements the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office responded to Earnhardt Rd. it was determined that no assault had taken place; just a verbal argument had oc.. Jason Brian Faircloth was identified as a suspect.&a.. Deon Marquez Finger was identified as a suspect.&amp.. the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office responded to Chapsworth Dr. and the Crime Scene Investigations Detectives responded to collect.. the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office Electronic House Arrest (EHA) Officers received information that Kelly Lamar Faircloth had been arrested in another jurisdiction and had illegal substances in his possession at the time the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office responded to Katrina Dr. the victim provided information regarding the theft the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office responded to Bridlewood Dr. and Randolph County EMS responded for an evaluation.&a.. the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office conducted a traffic stop at N methamphetamine and paraphernalia were located the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office responded to Shady Grove Church Rd. regarding a larceny of a four-wheeler that had already occurred An investigation was conducted by the Criminal Interdiction Team (CIT) Ur.. members of the Invictus Task Force initiated an investigation related to multiple Cyber tips received from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children   During the course of the investigation the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office Electronic House Arrest (EHA) Officers were alerted to Lawrence Nathaniel Chandler violating the terms and conditions of the Pre-Trial Release contract by going to numerous unauthorized loca.. the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office responded to Sharon Acres Dr. it was determined that Morgan Lindsey Davidson had posted and sold numerous items from the.. the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office conducted a traffic stop on U.S  She was identified as Michelle Lynn Hamby the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office responded to Grantville Ln. the victim advised items had been stolen from the property and had discovered they had been pawned.&nbsp.. Are you a parent of a student eager to explore a rewarding career in public service The Randolph County Sheriff’s Office Community-Based Programs Division is excited to announce the 2025 Junior Sheriff’s Academy 2025 –The Randolph County Sheriff’s Office announces the launch of a new program for youth:  This program is designed to recognize school-aged children/youth within our community who are .. is a great time to talk with your family about staying safe online SNAPCHAT allows users to send photos and vides that disappear after they’re received In an effort to promote Randolph County as a great place to live county leaders have been working with “VIEWPOINT with Dennis Quaid” for the past several months to convey the charm of our community ***UPDATE***  The Randolph County Sheriff’s Office Launches Phase 2 of the Guardian Project -Vulnerable Population Registry to Enhance Their Safety and Support.The Randolph County Sheriff’s Office announces Phase 2 of the Guar.. Notify Me allows you to subscribe to an unlimited number of email lists. Receive email or text message updates regarding the information you have requested. Check out Notify Me today The Randolph County Register of Deeds officially began accepting passport applications on behalf of the U.S Hours will be 9 am to 3:30 pm daily (excluding Holidays) County AdministrationRandolph County Office Building 2nd Floor 725 McDowell Road Asheboro, North CarolinaDepartment Directory The Owensboro Times News By John Kirkpatrick George Randolph, who led Owensboro Catholic to decades of dominance in high school softball, was officially inducted into the Dawahares/KHSAA Hall of Fame on Sunday during a ceremony at the Central Bank Center Ballroom in Lexington. The moment, Randolph said, was both humbling and unforgettable. “It felt amazing,” Randolph said. “From the time we were notified to the video interviews, halftime recognition at the boys’ state semifinals, and then Sunday’s banquet — it was first class all the way.” Randolph was joined by several of his family members. His granddaughter Aubrey was unable to attend due to attending the OT Sports Awards banquet, but Randolph said she was right where she needed to be — being honored for her own accomplishments. Randolph’s coaching legacy spans 22 years at Owensboro Catholic, where he guided the Lady Aces to one slow-pitch state championship (1996) and five fast-pitch state titles (1998, 1999, 2003, 2005, and 2009). His teams also made four state runner-up finishes and won 17 regional championships — including a 13-year streak from 2001 to 2013 — and 16 district titles. “Just being among all those amazing people — coaches, athletes, even legends who have passed — it was so special,” Randolph said. “It brought back so many memories. We went through old photos and newspaper clippings for the slideshow, and I was texting pictures to some of the former players. It was emotional and rewarding to relive those moments.” Randolph retired in 2017, announcing it to his team after a state tournament game. He described those 22 seasons as going by in a flash. “I never would’ve dreamed back in 1996 that it would turn out the way it did,” he said. “It’s humbling and I feel blessed to have experienced it all with the kids.” He emphasized the collective nature of the recognition. “This may be an individual award, but it was a group effort,” Randolph said. “I’m proud to accept it on behalf of Owensboro Catholic, our coaches, parents, fans, and most of all, the players. I’ve got one biological daughter, but I consider all of them my daughters.” Randolph added that coaching was always a family commitment, noting the sacrifices made by his wife and children, especially during overlapping seasons. “The most gratifying thing is the relationships,” he said. “That’s what coaching is about. We were a family.” With the 2025 class, the Dawahares/KHSAA Hall of Fame now includes 529 inductees. Sunday’s ceremony included remarks by emcee Dave “Buzz” Baker and KHSAA Commissioner Julian Tackett, along with a slideshow and banquet meal for inductees and guests. “It was an exciting weekend,” Randolph said. “The energy in that room, hearing the stories of other inductees — it was just incredible.” Randolph still hangs out around Aces athletics. His impact on the program — and the lives he touched — continues to be felt. Sports Privacy Policy Site by Tanner+West and website in this browser for the next time I comment Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station’s FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC’s online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or fccinfo@fcc.gov. Communication, community, and education are our top priorities. Rep. Brian Biggs wants the House and Senate to lay down what he calls some “clear guidance” to cities and counties about the handling of homeless encampments House Bill 781 would ban them on public property by default but it would allow cities and counties to designate certain properties for use by encampments for up to a year The state Department of Health and Human Services would oversee this process gaining the power to approve such designations and associated local plans for administering them the city or county involved would have to certify that aren’t a sufficient number of shelter beds available for its homeless population A prospective encampment can’t be next to residentially zoned property nor can it “adversely or materially affect the property value or safety” on any residential or commercial property anywhere in the jurisdiction A city or county’s plan has to address safety for all involved including provisions for campers’ access to “clean and operable restrooms” along with running water and enforce prohibitions on substance abuse Local officials will also have to work with the county health department specifically to ensure that campers have access to substance-abuse and mental-health treatment programs DHHS would review all those aspects before approving the plan and it would have continued oversight authority over its implementation business owners and the state attorney general would also have standing to ask a judge for an injunction if the plan’s not being followed Biggs said the one-year designation is renewable You must be logged in to post a comment Game Recap: Women's Lacrosse | 5/2/2025 9:04:00 PM Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Follow Hollywood Outbreak on Mastodon -- Randolph-Macon defeated Hampden-Sydney 20-11 in the decisive third game of their ODAC quarterfinal series The Yellow Jackets built an early lead with a five-run third inning that included seven hits James Baffone contributed with a single through the left side that drove in a run followed by Jon Quici scoring to push the lead to 5-0 Hampden-Sydney responded strongly in the fifth inning when they were trailing by four runs Former Mechanicsville standout Gavin Smith delivered a double to the gap in left-center field Smith finished the game with five hits and five RBIs helping the Tigers take a 7-5 lead with their four-run inning Randolph-Macon immediately countered in the bottom of the fifth Aidan Pinto launched a solo home run over the left field wall known as the "Black Monster," cutting the deficit to one run Former Hanover standout Jack Bowles then stepped up with the bases loaded and hit a deep double to left field that scored two runs The Yellow Jackets' offense exploded for eight runs on seven hits in the fifth inning alone ultimately securing the 20-11 victory to advance in the tournament Former faculty member Randolph Coleman has passed away He was a beloved part of the Oberlin Conservatory community for over four decades teaching composition and music theory until his retirement in 2009 Coleman left a lasting legacy in the Conservatory having created the two-year module program in composition that shaped how students learned for 20 years He served as chair of the Composition Department for many years and directed the InterArts Program which later evolved into TIMARA (Technology in Music and Related Arts) “Randy was ever a vibrant presence a presence that inspired generations of students rejoiced in music and the life of the mind and was born of a deep understanding of the human experience,” says Steven Plank “He was legendary for his love of conversation conversations that roamed over vast swaths of the intellectual landscape and then easily pivoted to last night's baseball game His greatest gift was his capacity to be a generous and caring friend.” Coleman championed new music throughout his career – launching concert series like Contemporary Focus and New Directions he developed a set of eight rotating technical modules for first- and second-year composition students – an approach that emphasized peer learning and helped define Oberlin’s innovative spirit His compositions were performed widely in the U.S and Europe by ensembles including the Boston Symphony Multiple dance companies choreographed and performed his works Coleman had a deep love for collaborative projects and worked on theatrical productions like The Oresteia and The Donner Party with director Herbert Blau and the experimental theatre company Kraken—whose members included Bill Irwin and Julie Taymor He was a founding chair of the Society of Composers (formerly the American Society of University Composers) and held residencies at institutions across the globe—from the University of Michigan and Yale to the Doge Palace in Venice and the Rockefeller Center in Bellagio Coleman studied at the University of Virginia and later earned graduate degrees from Northwestern University His family will hold a private service and in the coming months his former students are planning a memorial concert and administrator helmed numerous major music schools a 1979 graduate of Oberlin College and Conservatory has been named to the Audubon Society’s national board of directors Students in the Class of 2022 walk down a shaded pathway that joins a large tent nestled in a backyard on Forest Street Oberlin has separate application processes for the College of Arts and Sciences and the Conservatory of Music You have exceptional musical talent and intellectual enthusiasm.We have a place just for you RANDOLPH — The Randolph Academy Board of Education announces the appointment of Martin Murphy as the new principal of the Academy’s Hamburg Campus Murphy would officially begin his role Monday PLEASANT SPRING DAY: The sky is partly to mostly sunny across Alabama this afternoon with temperatures in the 60s and 70s A few isolated showers could form this evening over the Tennessee Valley otherwise tonight will be mostly fair with a low in the 50s Read More it will likely be October before we see weather this nice again across Alabama with a few more clouds the farther north you go as an upper-level low spins over the Ohio River Valley Read More knew he made the right decision to open his own business but it wasn’t until he won the 2023 Birmingham Small Business Week Pitch Competition that he got an additional boost Read More COOL START: Temperatures are in the 40s across much of North/Central Alabama just before daybreak… for some places this will most likely be the last morning with temperatures in the 40s until late September or October Read More Sunday brought Alabama a taste of early spring and a mix of sun and clouds—especially north of the Tennessee River where a few sprinkles are still possible Read More Exceptional Anglers events at Oak Mountain State Park teach basic fishing skills to students with disabilities from Alabaster and Pelham city schools and the Shelby and Jefferson County school systems Read More Sunday brings Alabama a breath of fresh air—literally and figuratively—with cooler temperatures and low humidity replacing Saturday’s storms in a refreshing pattern shift worthy of a “Cool Change.” Read More but dense fog may pose a travel hazard overnight and into Sunday morning across north Alabama and southern Tennessee Read More the severe threat is nearly over in Alabama as storms shift east into Georgia Read More strong storms remain active in eastern Alabama this evening with gusty winds Read More A new severe thunderstorm warning is in effect for northeastern Lee County and heavy rain moving east toward Auburn and Opelika Read More Severe storms continue across east Alabama with warnings active in Chambers County and strong storms impacting several others under Severe Thunderstorm Watch #221 through 10 PM Read More Strong to severe storms continue moving through east-central and southeast Alabama this evening with the threat of damaging winds and frequent lightning continuing through 10 PM Read More Severe storms with 60 mph winds and quarter-size hail are moving into Tallapoosa and Chambers counties Read More Two new faces will join the Randolph Board of Education after voters ousted board President Ronald Conti Tuesday night in Morris County's only springtime school board election finished fourth in a race for three seats in the K-12 district Incumbent Allison Manfred finished first with 1,303 votes Challengers Howard Hessel (989 votes) and Wayne Alley Sr (935 votes) followed in front of Conti (767 votes) and 486 write-in votes The voting results posted by the Morris County Clerk's Office are unofficial pending the clerk's certification a pharmaceutical industry executive with 20 years of experience serving on nonprofit boards Merchant Marine Academy who works in the tanker shipbuilding industry Their focus was on improving the district's academic ranking and offering residents what Hessel said is a needed break from "more of the same." "Over the six years I've been here, I've witnessed like all of you a steady increase in my tax bill and a 'meets expectations' rating for our math and science programs," Hessel said during an online debate last month sponsored by the League of Women Voters and cosponsored by the Daily Record "Randolph schools are not what they were when we moved here," Alley said "Settling for the state average is not acceptable." More: Thousands raised for 4-year-old boy injured in fatal Route 10 crash Randolph is the only Morris County School District to hold elections in April after voting last year to shift away from the general election in November Board business moving forward will include new construction and improvements to the district after voters approved a $41.4 million referendum in September The next board meeting is scheduled for April 24 beginning with an executive session at 5:30 p.m. It will be held in the Randolph Middle School cafeteria 2025 at Wilson & Associates' Funeral Service - East Chapel Interment will follow at Forest Lawn Cemetery The family is receiving services of comfort from Wilson & Associates' Funeral Service - East Chapel Randy’s family will receive friends from 5 to 7 p.m where a funeral service will be held at 7 p.m. Condolences for the family are welcome at goldsboro-fabry.com If you have an account and are registered for online access sign in with your email address and password below Never been a subscriber and want to subscribe Copyright © Herald-Standard | Contact | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy Match Recap: Women's Tennis | 4/29/2025 6:39:00 PM Thanks for visiting INDIANAPOLIS- As the Indiana State Senate adjourned for the year Randolph (D-East Chicago) gave his thoughts on the budget of the General Assembly and the proposed diversity equity and inclusion bill in light of the trend developing across the country to cut services for voters and efforts to eliminate African American historical contributions to this country On the final day of the 2025 Legislative Session Randolph was a vocal opponent of Senate Bill (SB) 289 which restricted who can apply for scholarships honoring late Senate colleagues Randolph pointed out the contradictory nature of the bill Randolph argued that the bill discriminated against 87 counties in this state all under the pretense of ‘fighting discrimination.’ The bill only allowed for students in five designated counties to be eligible to apply for the scholarships “It just doesn’t make sense that the supermajority would pass a bill that discriminates against most of the counties in the state,” said Randolph On HB 1001 (the budget bill) Randolph criticized not only the lack of bipartisan collaboration throughout the budget process but the priorities of the supermajority in the face of a $2.4 billion budget shortfall “I want voters to know that the supermajority was not working in their best interest,” said Randolph “They have consistently put big-business and the ultra-wealthy ahead of property owners Randolph took issue with the expansion of school choice vouchers cuts to essential senior citizen services and extra barriers to parents seeking child care I hope voters remember this moment,” said Randolph while we Democrats continue pushing forward tirelessly fighting for the people of Indiana.” © document.write(new Date().getFullYear()); Indiana Senate Democrats | All Rights Reserved | Design & Managed By by Just 4resh Dezigns The Great Falls Hospital Heart Center is pleased to welcome Dr. Randolph Hutter He has provided exceptional care to patients across the globe for over 27 years and takes a special interest in caring for patients with heart disease After experiencing the brutality of coronary disease at a young age Hutter felt compelled to pursue a career helping others identify and treat heart failure He received his medical degree from Ludwig-Maximilians University in Munich Germany and completed his residency at Rheinische Fredrich-Wilhelms University Hospital in Bonn Hutter was offered a postdoctoral research fellowship at the Cardiovascular Institute within Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York After spending four years in the United States Hutter decided to stay permanently as he continued his education at Mount Sinai School of Medicine and completed an internal medicine residency and an interventional cardiology fellowship Hutter has treated patients in a variety of settings including large urban communities He has found that practicing medicine in smaller communities such as those in Montana have been the most rewarding to him “What I like about being here is that you still can practice real medicine and make it more personalized,” Dr “As a physician you are completely dependent on the environment of care; the philosophy of Great Falls I really enjoy this kind of relationship building with the patients and I get the opportunity to do that in this environment.” Hutter has played a critical role in several research projects including that of the Principal Investigator of Prospective Clinical Trial “Role of Podocan and Wnt-Pathway Regulatory Molecules in Coronary Artery Disease”; the findings of which will soon be published Dr. Hutter specializes in noninvasive treatment of conditions such hypertension, coronary artery disease and cardiomyopathy, among others. He is accepting new patients at the Great Falls Clinic Heart Center, located at 3000 15th Ave South, Great Falls, MT 59405. To book an appointment or learn more, please visit www.gfclinic.com or call 406-454-2171 Announcements Great Falls Clinic is proud to serve Montana and provide the highest quality medical care For directory assistance or information, please call (406) 454-2171 Indiana Senate District 2 encompasses portions of Lake County District 2 communities include East Chicago the 2025 Session has been pivotal for Indiana from the budget to hits on diversity I stand with my caucus in working for Hoosiers Randolph Admonishes Super Majority for Discrimination Bill and Budget Bill Process -.. As the Indiana State Senate adjourned for the year Randolph (D-East Chicago) gave his thoughts on .. The new version of the budget for Indiana was released While there are aspects like increased taxes on all tobacco products Our caucus has put forth measures to create stable revenue and cost-effective strategies Senate Democrats: Budget Crisis Demands Truth Courage — and a Commitment to Hoosiers - Indiana.. Republican state leaders and Governor Braun presented Indiana’s final version of the two-year .. Bill authors and sponsors meet to discuss proposed changes before the conference committee these changes are announced and discussed.See the slides for more information! AUSTIN Texas – The Randolph High School girls’ track and field team won its fourth straight UIL Class 3A state championship at UT Austin’s Mike A It was a full day of history-making for the Ro-Hawks athletes as Taylor Nunez started it off by jumping 20-9.50 in the long jump Taylor Nuñez (UC Randolph) jumps 20-9.50 to win the long jump for the 4th year in a row & set a new 3A record. pic.twitter.com/IjYtnGPhdn In the distance running portion of the meet Aubrey Miliam got Randolph another gold medal with her record-breaking time of 10:46.70 in the 3200-meter run A 42-year-old record has fallen❗️Aubrey Milam (UC Randolph) sets a new 3A #UILState record for the 3200m run with her time of 10:46.70. pic.twitter.com/qoa4bCNBkK The 100-meter dash has been Taylor Nunez’s race since she became a high school student She broke the UIL Class 3A record with 11.22 seconds securing another gold medal for her and the Ro-Hawks The win was Nunez’s 15th gold medal in high school making her the most decorated Texas high school track and field athlete ever Sophia Bendet won the 800-meter run by almost a straightaway before the second runner crossed the line Nunez had to hold off a Holliday runner and beat her by .08 seconds making it her 16th gold medal in a state championship meet a perfect four for four on the day for Nunez and another title for Randolph Read more reporting and watch highlights and full games on the Big Game Coverage page Copyright 2025 by KSAT - All rights reserved Email Newsletters KSAT RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us KSAT Internships Careers at KSAT Closed Captioning / Audio Description Public File Current EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Info FCC Applications Copyright © 2025 KSAT.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group Taylor Nuñez (UC Randolph) jumps 20-9.50 to win the long jump for the 4th year in a row & set a new 3A record. pic.twitter.com/IjYtnGPhdn A 42-year-old record has fallen❗️Aubrey Milam (UC Randolph) sets a new 3A #UILState record for the 3200m run with her time of 10:46.70. pic.twitter.com/qoa4bCNBkK Link IconCopy linkFacebook LogoShare on FacebookXShare on XEmailShare via EmailLink copied to clipboardLa Salle adds transfer guard Marcus Randolph to its rosterLa Salle has now recruited 10 players from the portal Randolph is the third South Jersey native in the class that should see consistent playing time The La Salle men’s basketball team added to its lengthy transfer portal haul with another local player who should see plenty of minutes with the Explorers next season Peter’s transfer who started his college career at Richmond is transferring to La Salle for his final season of eligibility a Willingboro native who played at Willingboro High then Archbishop Wood He was a two-time all-state and two-time all-Catholic League selection at Wood with a scholarship offer from La Salle before committing to Richmond where he had a limited role over two seasons The 6-foot-5 guard joins a transfer portal class under new coach Darris Nichols that has completely remade La Salle’s roster Randolph is the third South Jersey native in the class which is expected to see significant playing time The Explorers also added McNeese State transfer Jerome Brewer Jr. and William & Mary forward Noah Collier from Mullica Hill » READ MORE: Transfer portal: Villanova adds another 2025 recruit; Drexel, La Salle, Temple add players No Big 5 team lost more players to the portal than La Salle and few teams nationally have undergone such a roster rebuild 15 entered the portal—only point guard Eric Acker remains The list includes some walk-ons and players with expired eligibility hoping NCAA rules change before next season high school commit Ashton Walker is following Nichols from Radford joining transfers Josiah Harris and Truth Harris Hipps redshirted at Boise State this past season He attended Archbishop Carroll and was an all-Catholic League player as a sophomore before moving to Georgia and eventually finishing his high school career at Arizona Compass Prep Hipps was a three-star prospect out of high school and some of his early scholarship offers included La Salle and Temple back in the bity, let’s work!!#FearTheDragon🐉 pic.twitter.com/4Vmfh788CF Receive emails when new obituariesare published to our website a century since Ora founded that first funeral home the Snyder family strives to honor their long-standing heritage with each family they serve the Snyder family’s goal has remained the same:  We take care of more details than the average funeral provider so you can spend more time grieving & healing with your family Watch the 100 Year Documentary Learn what your friends and neighbors have to say about our services Make funeral arrangements from anywhere in 15 minutes or less Snyder Funeral Homes, Bellville Butler Chapel81 Mill Rd, Bellville, Ohio 44813(419) 886-2491 Snyder Funeral Homes, Stombaugh Batton Chapel225 West Findlay St, Carey, Ohio 43316(419) 396-7520 Snyder Rodman Funeral Center101 Valleyside Dr, Delaware, Ohio 43015(740) 362-1611 Snyder Funeral Homes, Fredericktown Chapel33 East College St, Fredericktown, Ohio 43019(740) 694-4006 Snyder Funeral Homes, Richardson Davis Chapel218 South Market St, Galion, Ohio 44833(419) 468-1424 Snyder Funeral Homes, Lindsey Chapel123 North Market St, Loudonville, Ohio 44842(419) 994-3030 Snyder Funeral Homes, Lexington Ave Chapel2553 Lexington Ave, Mansfield, Ohio 44904(419) 884-1711 Snyder Funeral Homes, Finefrock Chapel350 Marion Ave, Mansfield, Ohio 44903(419) 525-4411 Snyder Funeral Homes, Denzer Chapel360 East Center St, Marion, Ohio 43302(740) 387-9136 Snyder Funeral Homes, Gunder Hall Chapel347 West Center St, Marion, Ohio 43302(740) 382-3612 Snyder Funeral Homes, Ingram Chapel975 North Maple St, Marysville, Ohio 43040(937) 642-4861 Snyder Funeral Homes, Craven Chapel67 North Main St, Mount Gilead, Ohio 43338(419) 946-3040 Snyder Funeral Homes, Dowds Chapel201 Newark Rd, Mount Vernon, Ohio 43050(740) 393-1076 Snyder Funeral Homes, Flowers Chapel619 East High St, Mount Vernon, Ohio 43050(740) 392-6956 Snyder Funeral Homes, Lasater Chapel11337 Upper Gilchrist Rd, Mount Vernon, Ohio 43050(740) 392-0005 Snyder Funeral Homes, DeVore Chapel637 State Route 61, Sunbury, Ohio 43074(740) 965-3936 Your browser may not work with certain site. Upgrade now. Clean-Way Window Cleaning will close the following lanes of traffic: 2025 – A northbound lane of Randolph Street between Park Street and University Avenue will be closed northbound traffic will be reduced to one lane 2025 – A westbound lane of University Avenue between Randolph Street and Neil Street will be closed westbound traffic will be reduced to one lane