The Marion County High School Lady Red Raiders’ varsity basketball team won the 2024 NAC Tournament at home in Guin on Saturday, Dec. 14, in a 68-49 victory over the Hackleburg Lady Lions. The Hubbertville Lions defeated the Hackleburg Panthers 63-51 in the final game of the boys’ NAC Tournament later that day. Pictured, front row, left to right are Lila Johnson, Alecia Shack-Donaldson, Zella Williams, Lily Robinson and Bekah Junkin; back row, Assistant Coach Porshia Lipsey, Emma Arnold, Head Coach Scott Veal, Adrian Randolph, Jolie Kate Cox, Addisyn Randolph, Kaylee Webb and Assistant Coach Lexie Jordan.
GUIN — The Marion County High School Lady Red Raiders won the 2024 North Alabama Conference Tournament on Saturday, Dec. 14, in a 68-49 victory over the Hubbertville Lady Lions.
The tournament began on Thursday night, Dec. 12. The first round featured matchups between Phillips and Berry, Hackleburg and Lynn and Brilliant and Hubbertville.
Brilliant’s girls won their game 67-46, but the boys lost 82-43. During the girls’ game, Brilliant’s Hadlee Sanderson scored 46 points, setting a new school record for the most points scored in a single game.
The ATM at State Bank and Trust in Guin was broken into and an undetermined amount of money stolen Friday.
GUIN — Police responded to the scene of an ATM burglary and theft of money at State Bank and Trust in Guin in the early morning hours of Friday, Dec. 6.
“About 5:20 this morning, a white truck pulled up to the ATM,” Guin Police Chief Daryl Spencer said. “They used tools to manipulate the ATM door, then once they got the door opened, they backed the truck up and used tow hooks with a chain to jerk the vault door open using the truck. They took the money out of the ATM, and there was a getaway car that was waiting on them nearby. They left the truck at the scene.”
