Five new members join Glen Alpine Sports HOF
The Glen Alpine Sports Hall of Fame held its 15th annual induction ceremony on Oct. 17 at the Glen Alpine United Methodist Church fellowship center. Pictured (from left) are 2026 inductees/representatives Brian Powell (who represented his father, David Powell), Ken Black, Ken Anderson, Ariyana Williams, and Janet Greene. Established in 2012, the Glen Alpine Sports HOF now has 68 members.
- GLEN ALPINE SPORTS HOF photos / FOR THE PAPER
Glen Alpine Sports Hall of Fame representative John Wilson (right) presented $500 donations to both Glen Alpine Booster Club member Emily Sheninger (left) and W.A. Young Booster Club member Landon Cook (center) during the Glen Alpine Sports HOF induction ceremony on Oct. 17.
- GLEN ALPINE SPORTS HOF / FOR THE PAPER
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The Glen Alpine Sports Hall of Fame held its 15th annual induction ceremony on Oct. 17 at the Glen Alpine United Methodist Church fellowship center. Pictured (from left) are 2026 inductees/representatives Brian Powell (who represented his father, David Powell), Ken Black, Ken Anderson, Ariyana Williams, and Janet Greene. Established in 2012, the Glen Alpine Sports HOF now has 68 members.
- GLEN ALPINE SPORTS HOF photos / FOR THE PAPER
Glen Alpine Sports Hall of Fame representative John Wilson (right) presented $500 donations to both Glen Alpine Booster Club member Emily Sheninger (left) and W.A. Young Booster Club member Landon Cook (center) during the Glen Alpine Sports HOF induction ceremony on Oct. 17.
- GLEN ALPINE SPORTS HOF / FOR THE PAPER
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