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The Summers County Democratic Executive Committee Will Hold Its Organizational Meeting On Monday, May 25th

May 20, 2026

Official Delinquent Property List In The County Of Summers For The Year Of 2025

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Quarantine Shuts Down High School Basketball for the Bobcats

by Gayle Rancer
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April 16, 2021
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Bobcats Fall to Meadow Bridge Wildcats

Due to quarantine measures, the Summers County High School Lady Bobcats have had to suspend play and postpone its remaining games and wait for post-season play to begin.

“We have had a difficult year, but we will continue to fight through adversity with hopes of having a successful post-season,” said Summers County High School Bobcats coach Chad Meador.

Coronavirus quarantine has shut down games for the Bobcats the past week, but Meador said there will be the tournament.

Meador said the sectional tournament begins on Monday, April 12. The winner plays on April 15. The higher seed of the tournament hosts (hasn’t yet been released), and all games begin at 7 p.m.

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