Paul Adkins is a journalist based in Pikeville, Kentucky. He is a contributing writer for the Mingo Messenger and his work has also been featured in the Appalachian News-Express. Paul covers local sports, including high school basketball and softball, as well as other news and events in the Pikeville area.
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By: Paul Adkins
Editor's note: This is Part Seven of an 11-part feature highlighting the week-by-week opponents this fall for the Mingo Central and Tug Valley high school football teams.
NEWTOWN – When the WVSSAC's new realignment was released recently there were some unhappy coaches atop Miner Mountain at Mingo Central High School.
Previous Mingo Central to host youth Football camp Former Miner star to be guest speaker at MC football camp By Paul Adkins
NEWTOWN – The Mingo Central High School football team will certainly get a tough test right out of the gate in the upcoming 2024 season.
NEWTOWN – Mingo Central's LeQues Strother is looking to have a big senior season this fall with the Miners' football team.
By: Paul Adkins
Editor's note: This is Part Eight of an 11-part feature highlighting the week-by-week opponents this fall for the Mingo Central and Tug Valley high school football teams.
NEWTOWN – Matewan native Crystal Ramey has been tabbed as the new Mingo Central High School volleyball coach.
Mingo Central High School and Buck Harless Stadium hosted the annual Mingo Miners Youth Football Camp on Saturday, July 20 atop Miner Mountain. The camp, hosted by Miners' Head Coach David Jones, his coaching staff and MCHS players, was a huge success as around 110 campers participated in the event. The special guest speaker at the camp was Jeremy Dillon, a former Mingo Central football and basketball standout. Dillon won the Kennedy Award in 2016, given to the best high school football player in the state, and led the Miners to the Class AA state championship that year. MCHS, then coached by Yogi Kinder, finished 14-0 that season. Dillon then led Coach Joey Fields' Miners to the 2017 state playoffs his senior season.
By: Paul Adkins
Football fever is growing for both the Mingo Central Miners and the Tug Valley Panthers and excitement is high – as it should be.
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