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Williams era begins at Harlan

July 18, 2024
John Henson
Former Middlesboro and University of Kentucky standout Brian Williams began his first summer practice session as coach of the Harlan Green Dragons recently. The Dragons have been practicing at the former Rhea Field behind the Harlan National Guard Armory as work continues on the school’s football complex.
Williams worked with junior running back Sedrick Washington during a practice session earlier this week. (John Henson)
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John Henson
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.