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Fire ripped through an Olyphant bar Monday afternoon, displacing eight residents of apartments in the building and another next door.
The Olyphant Fire Department responded to the fire at Russen’s Sports Bar, 201 River St., shortly after noon and found flames running through the bar’s ceiling, said Olyphant Fire Chief Billy Hyduchak.
While the flames damaged only the bar, smoke and water damage to the apartments in that building and those in the building next door at 210 River St. displaced eight residents.
Tania Andino, 33, had just moved into the second floor of 203 River St. on Jan. 3.
She said a neighbor’s frantic knocking at the first floor door pulled her from cooking a hamburger for lunch.
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Elise Morgan Bids Farewell to WHNT
It’s a bittersweet moment as I announce this week will be my last at WHNT News 19.
About two months ago, I received a call that I’ll never forget. My mother had just heard from her doctor with news that she had breast cancer. She was in the middle of the grocery store at the time and stood in shock with her cell phone in one hand and her cart in the other. I was the first person she’d shared the news with.
As a journalist, I’m reminded every day how short life is. But when your parent is facing an illness, it brings it even closer to home. After 7 years away from my family in Texas, it became clear it’s time to go home and cherish every moment I have with all my loved ones.
It’s not easy to leave the Tennessee Valley. We’ve been through a lot together. Jimmie Ward Jersey After my first week here in 2006, we lost four students during the Lee High bus crash. We went through the UAH shootings together. And the life changing tornadoes of April 2011. You’ve invited me into your homes night after night. You’ve allowed me to be a part of your families. You’ve prayed with me and for me. I will never forget the mark you’ve made on my spirit and soul.
In 2006 I felt guided in my decision to come to the Tennessee Valley and make this my home. I was drawn to the beauty of the people and the area. I was touched by the generosity and kindness of the residents. I’ve never seen such a civic minded community where everyone is treated like a close neighbor. Authentic Joe Staley Jersey
But this chapter is coming to a close as I am being guided back home. I’m looking forward to exploring new opportunities and passions and am excited about where that path will lead me.
While you were my favorite news anchor to watch, I made a similar decision nearly three years ago when based in Miami with American Airlines. After over 23 years and just 55 years old, I found out my mother had lung cancer. I was shocked, scared, and she was too. I retired and came home. Though she lost her battle , she would be happy with all the good news these days and I do not regret for a second the time I was allowed to spend with her.
Good luck to both you and your Mom. I have learned that change, whether for good reasons or sad reasons, propels us into new and often exciting projects, careers, and people. I still meet people who are unfamiliar with the name I always tell them, need to watch WHNT News 19 with the BEST anchor in the Tennessee Valley Morgan. Then you get used to how to pronounce my name! Seriously, you are a real professional and I think you have raised the bar of news anchoring in the Huntsville area. I pray that your mom will beat the cancer. I lived in St. Louis while my mom wasted away from cancer in New Jersey in 1983. I wish I could have been with her, but I Carlos Hyde 49ers Jersey couldn quit my job. She died just 3 weeks before my first child was born and so I even had to miss her funeral. I look forward to seeing her again in heaven, but I still miss her terribly. God bless you for your decision to put family first.
God bless you and be with you and your mother on this journey. No doubt you have made the best and only choice. The road may sometimes be rough but with faith and God by your side yall will be ok. i lost my father to lung cancer when i was 11 and my mother to cancer when I was 27. Cancer changes your life forever. Today treatment is so much more advanced and the care is so much greater than it was in my parent day. I always enjoy your smile and feel that it is genuine. I know that your mother is so lucky to have you coming home, and you are so lucky to have her all these years. Be thinking and praying for you and your entire family. Well, we been loyal watchers. We enjoyed how you developed relationships with your co workers and at the same time with us. Now, guess what; we wonder how anyone can take your place. No one can and will not. We will pray for your mother and you. I didn catch her last name, but God will know Anita when we mention her name. As we say in the south, you come back, you hear!
Elise, we have enjoyed your presence in our home each night. You have done a great job keeping us informed on the easy and tough news stories. I wish for you and your Mom the very best. Your family and your Mom will be in my prayers. Prayer works, I know first hand. In 2004 my husband was diagnosed with Stage 4 Malignant Melanoma, caused by exposure to Agent Orange in Vietnam. He was given six months to live. He is still with us due to the many prayers sent up on his behalf. Stay strong, and keep the faith. Most of all enjoy the closeness and joy of being with your mom. God bless you and keep you.

DeMatha’s ’mythical’ memories
They are men now. Some are businessmen. A few are coaches. Many are fathers.
Twenty years ago, the members of the DeMatha High basketball squad were the boys of winter part of a sports spectacle in the area that arguably has not been rivaled since.
"It makes you feel old. I don’t feel that old," said Danny Ferry, who played 13 seasons in the NBA before retiring last year. I hadn’t thought about it."
The Stags’ basketball dynasty was Authentic Anquan Boldin Jersey in full throttle, but the 1983 84 campaign marked the highest of standards. With a 29 2 record, the Hyattsville school won the "mythical" national high school title by finishing the season ranked as the nation’s
No. 1 prep squad by USA Today.
No team from Prince George’s County has done it since.
"They were really in it for the team deal, it wasn’t about some individual saying me or guys wanting to showcase their talents," said then coach Morgan Wootten. "There was none of that, it was, ’hey we got a nice team, we like each other and we’re going to play together and do whatever it takes to play the best we can. They were a real team in every sense of the word."
The fledging USA Today, which began publication in the fall of 1982, revealed its preseason Super 25 high school basketball rankings in the first week of December, 1983. Mater Dei of Santa Ana, Calif. was tabbed No. 1 followed by DeMatha. The expectations hardly fazed the Stags.
"I don’t think we envisioned winning the national championship, but we knew that our schedule would be tough," said Steve Trax. "We didn’t know how tough until we actually got into it. But we knew we had a hell of a team coming in, winning those two summer leagues and coming back from winning the city title, we had some horses with Danny and Carlton coming back. We knew it was going to be a fun one that’s for sure."
At the time, DeMatha was the most powerful high school basketball force in the metro region. The season before, DeMatha went 27 4, winning the City title and Metro Conference the precursor to the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference for the third consecutive season.
The 1983 84 squad had a wealth of talent and experience with seniors Quentin Jackson, Drew Komlo, Juan Neal and Valentine. Ferry, Torrey Smith 49ers Jersey a
6 foot 10 junior, was the lone underclassman in the Reggie Bush 49ers Jersey starting lineup. Trax, who missed the previous season because of a broken ankle, was the top reserve off the bench.
Jackson said the Stags approached the season with a quiet confidence.
"Not that season, but any season at DeMatha, every time you walk on the court you have the sense of we’re going to win, it’s just a matter of how we’re going to win," said Jackson.
The Stags’ season opener immediately tested their mettle. A crowd of 4,000 crammed into Georgetown’s McDonough Arena to see the Stags against Dunbar of Baltimore in an epic clash of titans. The Poets were the defending mythical national champion and owned a 59 game winning streak including a victory over DeMatha the previous season.
"I think more people got turned away than actually got into the gym," said Wootten. "There was no room. The place was full of electricity. It was a very special high school game."
In an amazing shooting exhibition, Dunbar made 19 of 23 shots (14 of 14 in the first quarter) in the opening half. Despite owning an 11 point lead at one juncture, Dunbar only led by three at intermission.
"Coach told us, ’look they only missed three shots and you’re only down by three points,’" said Jackson. "Wow, if we can make them miss five shots, maybe we can win by one."
Jackson tipped away a Dunbar pass, leading to two free throws by Ferry with 15 seconds remaining as DeMatha emerged with a 76 73 victory, ending Baltimore’s city’s longest winning streak. The Stags also defeated national No. (at the City Title game) and Cathedral, the top team from Canada, at the Alhambra Catholic Invitational.
"They knew we were playing the toughest schedule in America. We knew we were a good ball club, but we were also facing murderer’s row," said Wootten, whose team finished with an 18 game winning streak. "Every night out, we know we’re going to get the other team’s best shot. We know we’re the game of the year on their schedule. We played 31 games, you’re going to get 31 of your opponents’ best shots at you. I think we did incredibly well."
Lenny Bias and Lefty Drisell were at the University of Maryland. John Thompson and a shot swatting intimidator named Patrick Ewing were dominating the Big East Conference and the NCAA Tournament at Georgetown. The Camelot era for the Washington Redskins under Joe Gibbs had taken flight with a second straight trip to the Super Bowl.
There arguably wasn’t a better place to be sports enthusiast than the Washington area the winter of 1983 84. The only things missing perhaps mercifully were sports talk radio and ESPN News.
"Georgetown was hot. When Patrick came, it seemed like everybody else came," said Valentine, who went on to play for Michigan State. "Maryland was sweet, Lenny was probably the best forward to ever play college basketball in the area. Basketball was hot back then and DeMatha basketball was hot."
The prep ranks were intense. The District league featured standouts like Sherman Douglas, Tommy Amaker and Johnny Dawkins all of whom would go on to stellar college careers. Carroll, led by Derrick Lewis who later starred at Maryland, handed DeMatha one of its two setbacks during the 1983 84 season.
"It was a great year for basketball in the Washington area, but I’ve always felt that Washington has been one of the great Meccas of basketball," said Wootten. "We’ve got a national champion in Georgetown, we’ve got a national champion in Maryland. I don’t know of many areas that have produced high school national champions, college national champions, and, even one year way back when, our pro team was a champion."
Komlo, who received a football scholarship to Maryland, remembered when the some of the Terps’ football players would scrimmage the basketball team in Cole Field House. He said a lot has changed over the last two decades.
"When you look at the guys who’ve played in the Metro [Conference], you look at the talent at the various schools," said Komlo. "You just don’t see it anymore, you don’t see two or three guys on a team that are high caliber players."
Jackson was the Stags’ captain and point guard, making sure the ball was in the right hands at the right time. Neal was dependable and steady at shooting guard. The quarterback on the Stags’ nationally ranked football team, Komlo had toughness, athleticism and four years of experience.