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Grills • Accessories • Supplies Grills • Accessories • Supplies We Finance & Rent To Own Now offering carports/garages Now offering carports/garages up to 60 ft. wide & 20 ft. walls up to 60 ft. wide & 20 ft. walls Rutherford Outdoor Coalition (ROC) would like to thank local Boy Scout, Grant Lanser, for his work constructing a frame for one of the Rail Trail signs in Spindale. This construction of the frame was done as Lanser's Eagle Scout community service project. The frame is now complete and is a welcome addition to the trail. Grant is a scout from Troop 129 in Spindale and had been looking for a project to take on to earn his Eagle Scout rank. Eagle Scout is the highest rank you can receive in the Boy Scouts and very few scouts receive this rank. To qualify, the scout has to come up with a plan for a project that benefi ts the community, organize it, raise necessary funds to complete the project, and recruit any professionals needed for assistance. Lanser is 17 years old and has been a Boy Scout for 5 years. He wanted to do something to benefi t outdoor recreation, so when members of Rutherford Outdoor Coalition reached out to him and told him about the frame that needed to be installed along the Rail Trail, he gladly took on the project. The frame is now complete and is a perfect replica of the frame next to it. Both frames are modeled after the Spindale House located across the street from the signs. The signs offer helpful information about the Rail Trail, as well as other recreational spots in Rutherford County. The frame for the other sign was constructed by another local Boy Scout, Tyler Moore , back in 2012. Lancer would like to thank Stonecutter Foundation, Henson Building Materials, Caleb Lanser, William Lanser, Roger Byers, Lucas Barker, and Kenny Barker for their contributions to the project. Boy Scout, Grant Lanser, Completes Rail Trail Sign Work Article Provided By: Dana Bradley Outdoor Programs Director Rutherford Outdoor Coalition On June 16, 15 archers from TJCA traveled to Metropolis, Illinois, to compete in the 2017 Scholastic 3D Archery (S3DA) National Championship Tournament. Over 700 shooters from 16 states competed in a three day event featuring team and individual events, as well as, guest speakers and college recruiters. Our Gryphons captured three national championship titles in their perspective divisions. Archers from TJCA Compete Article Provided By: Candice Edwards, BA, MA, NBCT Third Grade Teacher Thomas Jefferson Classical Academy Keeley Thompson 3rd Place Grammar School Female Open National Champion Grammar School Team 2nd Place National Team Champion Middle School Team 3rd Place National Team Champion Archery Team Members competing in the national event included: Lauren Allen Wesley Allen Landon Allen Jimmy Causby Victor Diaz Sully Edwards Ethan Greene Emma Lineberger Eli Lineberger Brianna Mellon Beau Sharer Catee Blythe-Sharer Keeley Thompson Makayla Truett Greg Tice Team members qualifi ed to compete at a national level based upon performance at the State S3DA Tournament on June 10th in Grover, NC. The Gryphons brought home 7 state titles. Sully Edwards 1st Place State Champion Grammar Male Fixed Pins Jimmy Causby 1st Place State Champion Middle School Male Open Keeley Thompson 1st Plac e State Champion Grammar Female Open Makayla Truett 1st Place State Champion Middle School Traditional Emma Lineberger 1st Place State Champion Middle School Female Open Wesley Allen 2nd Place State Champion Grammar Male Open Eli Lineberger 3rd Place State Champion Grammar Male Open Grammar School Team 2nd Place State Champions Middle School Team 2nd Place State Champion Jack Causby, Head Archery Coach, is quite proud of the team. This is a young team and thankfully most of the kids will be back next year to compete, but we need more. Archery is a sport anyone can participate in. Archery scholarships handed out by various schools and private organizations is on the rise. Scholarships exceeding 2 million dollars were distributed to North Carolina high school students during the state tournament. TJCA has an opportunity to expand the sport and open doors for young archers to advance to the collegiate and potentially, the Olympic level. If you are interested in archery, please call Coach Causby at 828-289-8234. Registration and practice schedule will be distributed in early September. You'll be You'll be glad you did! glad you did! BUY LOCAL LOCAL

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