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Glasgow Town Council heard a range of reports at its April meeting.

Esther Pennington, 540-291-2629

Rachel Clark, (630) 607-9938 [email protected]

The Community Foundation for Rockbridge, Bath and Alleghany is now accepting scholarship applications for the graduating class of 2023.

The United Way of Rockbridge (UWR) has announced its annual funding allocation process for calendar year 2024.

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The Parry McCluer High School girls tennis team won both of its matches last week to improve to 4-0, while the Rockbridge County girls suffered a pair of home losses and fell to 2-4.

Led by strong pitching and hitting, the Rockbridge County High School baseball team won two road games early last week, defeating Staunton 8-6 last Monday before earning a 10-1 win over Harrisonburg in the Valley District opener last Tuesday.

With strong hitting, fielding and pitching, the Parry McCluer High School softball team earned a 12-8 home win over previously undefeated Temple Christian on Tuesday of last week in Buena Vista.

The Rockbridge County High School boys tennis team suffered a pair of road losses last week, falling to Valley District rival Harrisonburg 7-2 last Tuesday and coming up short 5-4 against Lord Botetourt on Wednesday.

The Rockbridge County High School boys soccer team suffered back-to-back road defeats last week, losing 4-0 at Staunton last Monday and dropping a 5-1 decision to Harrisonburg in the Wildcats’ first Valley District match last Tuesday.

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The Rockbridge County High School softball team returned from spring break in strong form, earning a pair of road wins, a 10-0 shutout of Staunton on Monday of last week and an 11-4 triumph in the Valley District opener at Harrisonburg the following day.

Members of the PM girls tennis team are (from left) head coach Alyssa Sewell, Sadie Mays, Piera Conner, Olive King, Macy Shafer, Elizabeth Truslow and Addisen Roberts.

The Rockbridge County High School girls soccer team dropped a pair of home matches last week, falling 5-2 to Staunton last Monday before losing 9-2 to Harrisonburg in the Valley District opener the next night.

Members of the RC softball team are (front row, from left) Lilly Purcell, Kelsie Caldwell, Emma Hall, Isabella Dorey, Cameron Terry, (back row) head coach Keston Pelter, Marla Zollman, Sadie Moore, Chasity Southers, Kaydence Wilson, Parker Dameron, Page Wright and assistant coach Wayne Beverley.

Comprising the RC boys tennis team are (kneeling, from left) Nic Faulds, Barrett Kosmas, Ronald Berry, Harrison Tanner, Elijah Fox, (standing) assistant coach Brian Barney, Jacob Peart, Jaxon Johnson, Malcolm Kosmas, Ben Barney, Matthew Feldman and head coach Rebekah Butler.

Competing for the PM boys and girls track and field teams are (kneeling, from left) Logan Wheelock, Kyra Lee, Jasmine De Souza, Kovyk Chandler, Caden Mason, Kebryl Chandler, Presley Austin, Aubrey Moore, Keely Wheeler, (standing) Alexis Fields, Kamilah Richardson, Samuel Carpenter, Josh Cooper, Griffin Harlow, Vincent Wilson, Rayshan Richardson and London Wright. The Fighting Blues are guided by head coach Chris Poluikis and throwing coach Danny Cole.

Wednesday, April 19