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Clark arrested for Carolyn Avenue stabbing
By JOSHUA CAMPBELL - Publisher
Tue,12/30/25-11:30AM , 2,832 Reads
A man was stabbed in the back multiple times Sunday on Carolyn Avenue, leading to a police chase that included the suspect barricading himself inside a residence.
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Amir Habray Carter only coached nine games for the Trojans before being relieved of his duties as the head basketball coach for West Marion’s boys. He said he believes he was let go because he would not conform.

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Former West coach alleges discrimination
By JOSHUA CAMPBELL - Publisher
Tue,12/30/25-10:40AM , 8,667 Reads
Amir Habray Carter, who spent six months as the boys basketball coach at West Marion before being relieved of his duties Dec. 12, claims that he was discriminated against throughout his tenure and believes he was let go because he refused to go against his faith and “kiss the ring.”
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The West Marion Trojans and Lady Trojans had quite the night Saturday as they both won the East Marion Holiday Classic. James Stampley and Neliyaha Smith were named the Most Valuable Players for their respective tournaments.

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Both West Marion squads sweep East Marion Holiday Classic
By JOSHUA CAMPBELL - Publisher
Wed,12/24/25-12:00PM , 2,181 Reads
It has been a whirlwind season for the West Marion Trojans amidst their best start in a decade. Through the chaos, though, interim head coach Donald Aaron steadied the ship and helped lift the Trojans to the East Marion Holiday Classic championship Saturday night with a 68-56 victory over rival Columbia.
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Deputies chase 2 suspects in 2-hour span
By JOSHUA CAMPBELL - Publisher
Wed,12/24/25-11:00AM , 2,613 Reads
Deputies with the Marion County Sheriff's Office were busy chasing suspects Friday as they were led on a high-speed chase that reached 120 miles per hour and had to chase down another individual who attempted to while handcuffed.
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