Andrew Dys
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Way back, so far back in a crowd of several hundred there was nobody left behind him, stood a guy named Randy Jowers.
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On small-town wrestling cards in both Carolinas from the 1950s through the early 1960s — from the mountains to the sea in red-clay, dusty places such as Bakersfield, N.C., Blacksburg and countless places in between — the ring announcer would warble through a bullhorn.
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The stadium was not filled with raucous fans. No public address announcer called out names. No cheerleaders. Yet Monday, on the York Comprehensive High School football field, running track and the field around it, every athlete was a star.
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The stadium was not filled with raucous fans. No public address announcer called out names. No cheerleaders. Yet today on York Comprehensive High School's football field, and the running track and field around it, every athlete was a star.
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Hester Benitez has helped two Rock Hill families who lost teens in drunken driving incidents who didn't get to see the children graduate. She furnished symbolic caps and gowns, hugs and support. She's helped a lady in Great Falls, who was paralyzed after a crash, keep groceries in the fridge.
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A 6-year-old kid in Colorado sets his parents' hot-air balloon off Thursday, starts a wild goose chase that becomes live national news, then the kid fesses up that he hid in the attic to stay out of trouble.
Nobody was stunned at the Varsity in Rock Hill, where locals gathered Friday to chat about their own childhood pranks.
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What about Nelson Brice and John Crosby?
It is justice that two black men from Chester County were pardoned Wednesday for the 1913 murder of a white Civil War veteran that they very likely did not commit.
