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DVHS Alumnus Sterling Moore Signs with Tampa Bay Buccaneers
A year after finishing 28th against the pass, the Bucs have finally strengthened their secondary. Less than 24 hours after his visit with the 49ers, California native and former Cowboy Sterling Moore has signed with Tampa Bay, the team announced Thursday. Moore joins the Buccaneers on a one-year deal, worth a max value of $1.525…
The Antioch Historical Museum Reopen Date for August 15th has been Cancelled
At today’s Antioch Historical Museum Board meeting AHS Board President Dwayne Eubanks cancelled the museum’s scheduled opening date of Saturday, August 15, 2020. When asked when the museum would reopen the AHS Board President said, “We have an event scheduled for October (Saturday, October 3rd) with the Bay Bomber’s for a car show, we’ll see…
2008 Hall of Famer Greg Glod Shares His Thoughts About Playing Little League Baseball in the MId-1960s
2008 Hall of Famer Gregory Glod’s thoughts on Antioch Little League in the 1960s. Several weeks ago some of my dear old friends who I grew up with in Antioch were posting some of their Antioch little league team photos from the mid 1960’s on Facebook. This initialed some great conversation of the fond memories…
NFL Hall of Fame Super Bowl 50 Luncheon Ticket Drawn
Antioch Sports Legends volunteer Sam Johnson and Antioch Sports Legends Coordinator Tom Lamothe holding the winning NFL Hall of Fame Luncheon ticket! The winner of the Super Bowl 50 NFL Hall of Fame luncheon tickets honoring John Madden, winning Raider Coach of Super Bowl XI is, Antioch chiropractor Dr. Lance Miller! The luncheon, held at…
The 2019 Alumni BBQ scheduled for July 20th has been postponed to August 31st.
The Alumni BBQ scheduled for July 20th has been rescheduled to August 31st. The time and place is the same, from 5:00-8:30 at the gazebo on the Antioch Historical Museum lawn and BBQ area. All inductees, volunteers and supporters of the Antioch Sports Legends are welcomed to a free BBQ dinner by Kinders. We will…
Gino Marchetti’s, Baltimore Colts Coach, Don Shula passes at 90
Between 1963 and 1965 the two Hall of Famers paths crossed for 32 games with the Colts