Yasin Hogue led the game with 25 points for Willingboro in its 75-55 win over Cinnaminson in its season opener in Cinnaminson. Leading 15-13 after the first quarter, Willingboro (1-0) used a 23-15 ...

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James Byrd Hogue, Jr, passed away in his home, in Galliano, surrounded by family on May 14, 2025, at the age of eighty-one. Born on January 30, 1944, in Beaumont, Texas, but was a longtime resident of ...

Wm. C. "Bill" Hogue, a renowned builder and rancher from Topeka, Kansas, passed away at 94. Hogue was known for constructing nearly 4,000 homes in Shawnee County and for his dedication to his Angus ...

Reliabank Dakota, a family-owned community bank based in Estelline, has named Joshua A. Hogue as its new CEO, according to a Monday press release. Hogue, who has served as president of Reliabank since ...

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Kyle Tribble-King, Stephen Adou and Yasin Hogue each scored 10 points for Willingboro in its 38-29 win against Burlington City in Willingboro. Tied at 14-14 at halftime, Willingboro (2-11) utilized a ...

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