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Campers work on basketball skills at HC

August 1, 2023
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John Henson
The Harlan County Basketball Camp opened Monday at the HCHS gym with 44 campers participating. Several girls at the camp worked on ball handling. The camp continues through Wednesday.
Trey Creech worked on a ball handling drill during the Harlan County Basketball Camp on Monday. (John Henson)
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John Henson, Managing Editor
John Henson has covered sports since 1985 for the Harlan Daily Enterprise, the Cats Pause and harlancountysports.com, winning numerous Kentucky Press Association awards during that time. He also served as managing editor for 15 years and now teaches writing at Harlan County High School as part of the Gear Up program.

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