Lancaster Eagle-Gazette

Unlocking the Archive: Regional Special Olympics held at Amanda-Clearcreek in 2004

By Lancaster Eagle-Gazette,

2024-05-20

https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2ncYbk_0tAkEQNM00

This week's archive photo is from the Special Olympics in May 2004.

More than 300 volunteers, relatives and participants turned out for the 16th annual regional Special Olympics that year which was held at Amanda-Clearcreek High School.

According to the Eagle-Gazette archive, the event brought together participants from Fairfield, Franklin, Fayette, Pickaway, Licking, Delaware and Union counties.

If you are reading this in the print edition, go online to www.LancasterEagleGazette.com for more photos from previous weeks.

If you have suggestions of what you would like to see from our archive, let us know at tshipley@gannett.com

Expand All

Read in NewsBreak

Comments /

Add a Comment

YOU MAY ALSO LIKE

Local News

Sean Combs is now in a Special Housing Unit like Red Onion State Prison in Wise County, Virginia

Margaret Minnicks17 days ago

Hurricane Milton: Updates

The Current GA8 hours ago

Police Log, 10/7/2024

The Shenandoah (PA) Sentinel7 hours ago

Children living in car on Denver’s streets as advocate can't be heard

David Heitz13 days ago

Man Sentenced to 4+ Years for Checks Stolen from U.S. Mail

Morristown Minute5 days ago

18-year-old woman killed by wanted suspect in Cleburne shooting

Robert Russell Shaneyfelt24 days ago

Social Security Updates SSI Rules to Boost Benefits and Expand Eligibility

Morristown Minute17 hours ago

Fatal Crash Claims Three Lives in Denton County

Robert Russell Shaneyfelt29 days ago

Veteran Jacksonville police officer charged with kidnapping, stalking woman

Jacksonville Today23 days ago

Chicago Food King12 days ago

California drivers may be eligible for a payment from $50 Million gas settlement

The HD Post4 days ago

Live roach was found “in the process of dying on a plate over the make line" Florida diner shut down

Akeena2 days ago

Vision screenings for driver’s license renewals will be required in ’25 to enhance driver safety

Northern Kentucky Tribune18 days ago

Aurora police chief begins daily Venezuelan gang call

David Heitz24 days ago

Opinion: How homelessness made me a criminal in Denver

David Heitz17 days ago

Order your free at-home COVID-19 tests now from federal government — here’s how

Northern Kentucky Tribune1 day ago

The Black Hills are thick with lions. But those that leave are unlikely to repopulate the East, study finds.

WyoFile7 days ago

Judge backs feds in Wyoming black-footed ferret reintroduction dispute

WyoFile28 days ago

Jackson Man Dies at Gas Station Where He Drove After Getting Shot

Mississippi News Group3 days ago

Order Free COVID-19 Tests at the End of September

Alameda Post12 days ago

Big Lots files bankruptcy amid closing 74 stores in California

The HD Post28 days ago

Cleburne Woman Charged with Fatal Stabbing of Father-in-Law

Robert Russell Shaneyfelt8 days ago

Arlington Crash: Man Dead, Woman Critical

Robert Russell Shaneyfelt22 days ago

Colombian Citizen Guilty of Importing Cocaine to US

Morristown Minute4 days ago

Assault rifle found in student’s car at Englewood High

Jacksonville Today14 days ago

Elk Fire destroys 2 homes, swells to 62,000 acres

WyoFile15 hours ago

Report says 1,114 bank branches have closed in California – predicts branches become extinct by 2037

The HD Post21 days ago

Brown bananas, crowded ports, empty shelves: What to expect if there’s a big dockworkers strike in the US

The Current GA9 days ago

Colorado Parks and Wildlife recommends denial of Silver Spur Ranches claim for wolf damage

Matt Whittaker5 days ago

Undercover Sting Operation Cracks Down on Unlicensed Movers

Morristown Minute12 days ago

It’s essential to note our commitment to transparency:

Our Terms of Use acknowledge that our services may not always be error-free, and our Community Standards emphasize our discretion in enforcing policies. As a platform hosting over 100,000 pieces of content published daily, we cannot pre-vet content, but we strive to foster a dynamic environment for free expression and robust discourse through safety guardrails of human and AI moderation.

Comments / 0

Community Policy