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Rick Fires
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Reporter and Columnist, Arkansas Democrat Gazette
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By Rick Fires Verified| Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette Verified Aiden Matthews and William Edwards weren't sure how it was going to go after Rogers Coach Matt Fulton paired them together as a doubles team. But it went very well for Matthews and Edwards, who played their best tennis during the Class 6A state tournament at North Little Rock. Their play was instrumental for Rogers, which won the state team title with 11 points. Fayetteville was second with 10 points and Bentonville third with seven.
By Rick Fires Verified| Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette Verified Fayetteville's Theo Hegarty serves the ball during a tennis match against Bentonville on Monday, August 26, 2024, at Asbell Park in Fayetteville. Hegarty is the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Boys Tennis Singles Player of the Year for 2024. Visit nwaonline.com/photo for today's photo gallery. (NWA Democrat-Gazette/Caleb Grieger)Theo Hegarty has long been accustomed to winning individual championships, but he wanted to experience what it was like being part of a team.
By Rick Fires Verified| Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette Verified Aiden Matthews and William Edwards weren't sure how it was going to go after Rogers Coach Matt Fulton paired them together as a doubles team. But it went very well for Matthews and Edwards, who played their best tennis during the Class 6A state tournament at North Little Rock. Their play was instrumental for Rogers, which won the state team title with 11 points. Fayetteville was second with 10 points and Bentonville third with seven.
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Arkansas Democrat Gazette
The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette is the largest and only statewide newspaper in Arkansas, based in Little Rock. It was formed in 1991 through the merger of the Arkansas Democrat and the Arkansas Gazette, which have a rich history dating back to the 19th century. The Arkansas Gazette, founded in 1819, was the first newspaper in the state, while the Arkansas Democrat began in 1878, leading to a long-standing rivalry. The newspaper provides daily and Sunday print editions with home delivery across all Arkansas counties. It also has a digital presence, offering subscriptions and access to historical archives that include digitized issues from both predecessor publications and the merged entity. The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette serves a diverse readership, including policymakers, businesses, and households, and continues to be a vital source of news in the state, combining traditional journalism with modern digital practices.
Little Rock, United States
Founded: 1819