Funky Another Breaking The Wall Of Love (FABTWOL) – The Lyvers

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Brock finishes 2 strokes back, Hilton Head’s Azallion wins boys’ title

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Brock finishes 2 strokes back, Hilton Head’s Azallion wins boys’ title
Dixon Flowers, of Sumter, and Trent Phillips, of Inman, tied for second with a 5-under 139. Carly Lyvers, of Simpsonville, held off a second-round surge by Greenwood’s Anna Grace Brock to win on the girls’ side, posting an even 72 to put her at 1-over 145 …
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Smoky Mountain Medical Brings Care to Appalachian People

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Smoky Mountain Medical Brings Care to Appalachian People
HAYESVILLE, N.C. (Aug. 10, 2017) – “The Appalachian people themselves are a strong and independent people,” said Matthew Lyvers, a public health educator with Clay County Health Department in Hayesville, North Carolina. “And that can pose a challenge.”
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Trent Phillips, Baylee Evans are first-round leaders in Beth Daniel Junior Azalea tournament

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Trent Phillips, Baylee Evans are first-round leaders in Beth Daniel Junior Azalea tournament
Carly Lyvers, Simpsonville, 81; Sarah Boteler, Greenville, 82; Jordan Guyton, Columbia, 82; Kennedy Carroll, Mount Pleasant, 83; Victoria Hall, Moore, 83; Kerington Lamb, 83; Katie Whitfield, Clemson, 83; Kennedy McGaha, Honea Path, 85; Emma Charles …
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Phillips, Evans claim titles in Beth Daniel Junior Azalea Golf Tournament

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Phillips, Evans claim titles in Beth Daniel Junior Azalea Golf Tournament
Carly Lyvers, Simpsonville, 81-77–158; Rachel Rich, Mount Pleasant, 76-82–158; Anna Morgan, Spartanburg, 79-80–159; Katie Whitfield, 83-77–160; Kennedy McGaha, Honea Path, 85-76–161; Molly Hardwick, Lexington, 80-82–162; Victoria Hall, Moore …
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