Community Sports

      A regular round of Sunday golf produced some extraordinary play by Lancaster senior golfer George Flanders.

Instead of letting your Christmas tree take up space in a landfill this year, state natural resources officials suggest giving it a second life by putting it to good use for fish or wildlife.  In the state’s rural areas, discarded Christmas trees can be put to good use as erosion control or as brush piles to provide resting and escape cover for small animals. In addition to benefiting small game such as quail and rabbits, brush piles constructed of Christmas trees can help birds such as sparrows, towhees and wrens.

           

      The Lancaster County Parks and Recreation Commission small fry all-stars earned a bid to the state championship game with a comeback victory in Simpsonville.