Matt King is a sports editor with a focus on local sports in Fredricktown, Missouri. He has written for various publications, including the Farmington Press Leader and Coachella Valley Independent, covering a range of sports events and teams. His articles provide in-depth analysis, game recaps, and highlight local athletes' achievements.
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Matt's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly basketball and wrestling. He seems to prioritize event coverage and evolving stories related to sports in the Fredricktown area of Missouri.
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By: Matt King
Marcus Mayhall, Jes Phipps, Mark Moots and Jason Thomas are Weight of the Tide. Photo/David Robert
By: Jimmy Boegle
The desert’s metal music scene continues to grow with new bands and new music, and one of the latest adds is WISEMANSAY, a duo with Mikayla Fazzone and Shayne Winchester; the latter answered our slate of questions. Headbang-inducing guitar tones, annihilating drums and intense, screaming vocals are only part of the WISEMANSAY equation, as the band also effortlessly crosses over into soft, beautiful melodies from the instruments, and somber, singing vocal lines. The band’s latest single, “Gemini,” brings this intricate combination to a head, with more brutal guitar-chugs on full display. For more info, visit instagram.com/wisemansayband.
By: Matt King
Australia’s group rivals Japan have made a flawless start to their third round World Cup qualifying campaign, backing up a 7-0 demolition of China with a 5-0 rout away to Bahrain on Wednesday morning (AEST). The result rockets the Samurai Blue to the top of Group C with six points and an ominous +12 goal difference.
By: Matt King
Our Common Foe, a fundraiser show for families in Gaza, will take place at 5 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 28, at Flat Black Art Supplies in Palm Desert.
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Valle Catholic rebounds with fury against Potosi
Five runners from MAAA post top-10 times at Arcadia Valley
By: Matt King
Singer/songwriter Lucinda Williams is truly one of a kind, mixing a range of sweet, bluesy and rockin’ jams across a long and historic career. Her legendary album Car Wheels on a Gravel Road is a work of alt-country art. Enjoy an evening of her stinging yet soothing country tales and tunes on Saturday, Sept. 21, at the Silver Legacy Resort Casino in Reno. For tickets and more information, visit
Volleyball: Festus unseats Potosi as NC Invitational champs
By: Matt King
Football Recap: Knights outlast Poplar Bluff; Raiders run through De Soto
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