Jonathan Clark is the Chief Reporter at Northern Scot and Banffshire Herald. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on sports, healthcare, and corporate events, often exploring the intersections of individual and team sports alongside issues like labor laws and federal legislation. His work has been featured in various publications, including Forres Gazette, The Telegraph, and Reuters.
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How teams did in post-season play.
Danny Cerezo singled with the bases loaded and two out in the bottom of the eighth inning, driving home Juan Pablo Tapia to give the Nogales Apaches a 9-8 victory
By Jonathan Clark Special to the Nogales International NHS scores upset
By Jonathan Clark Special to the Nogales International Hawks fall in tourney
Addison Hix of Rio Rico High School won the championship in the girls 100-meter hurdles and finished second in the 300-meter hurdles, leading the way for a Hawks track and field contingent that recorded eight Top 10 finishes at the Division III state meet last weekend in Phoenix.
Five student-athletes from Rio Rico High School – three volleyball players, a wrestler and a runner – signed letters of intent this month to study and compete at the collegiate level.
Several spring teams, individuals and coaches have been honored post-season. Here's a rundown, including many who have concluded their high school sports careers.
By: Sheppard, Jonathan Clark, Stephen Fox, Jennifer Risberg, Graydon Cowan
On May 14, 2026, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (“EEOC”) submitted a proposed rule to the Office of Management and Budget’s Office...
Family members, coaches, friends and other supporters gathered at Nogales High School last month to see five members of the NHS Class of 2026 formalize their plans to study and
By: Brian Walsh, Kara Sacilotto, Jonathan Clark, Anthony Iorio
Getting sued is an unfortunate occupational hazard for government contractors. Whether the plaintiff brings a tort claim, a constitutional challenge,...
