By: Tammy Curtis, Managing Editor The amount of support that continues to come in for Cave City athlete Jacob Moore continued to astonish and humble him and his family Saturday night. Feb. 18 at the 3A-2 District Finals game at Cave City High School Gym, it was another round of tears as the love for human kind was exhibited yet again. Moore made his way onto the court via a walker, after…
By: Tammy Curtis, Managing Editor Last week was a powerful week for the fam-ily of Cave City’s Jacob Moore. To say communities across the region have stepped up is an understatement. No matter which side of the goal one is on, athletes, businesses, churches, clubs and organizations across the area have donated to help Jacob and his family since learning of his diagnosis of B-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia B-ALL on Jan. 7.The…
By: Tammy Curtis, Managing Editor The community, including students from surrounding districts as well as businesses have all stepped up their game to help one of their own. While they all may wear different color jerseys on the field and court, one thing remains the same, they have all brought out the orange in honor of 18-yearold Jacob Moore. Moore is a senior from Cave City who captains the football, basketball and…
Jacob Moore, 18, is a senior at Cave City High School where he plays for and captains the football, basketball, and soccer teams. He is an honor student with a bright future. On Sat., Jan. 7, Jacob was diagnosed with B-Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (B-ALL). Early in the week, he was experiencing extreme fatigue and following an appointment at the family clinic where he assumed he would learn that he had mono,…
