Will Vaught grabbed the lead on lap 11 and continued on to capture the ULMA Late Model feature victory Saturday night, April 3, in the headliner of opening night at Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland.

Liberator baseball overcame an early deficit to beat El Dorado Springs 8-6 on Thursday, April 1.

Bolivar High School’s track and field athletes may still feel a little off their mark after a year off, but the Liberators still brought home several gold medals from the Nevada Invitational on Friday, March 26. 

One word comes to mind when Bolivar High School boys tennis coach Nathan Rothdiener is asked about his team — perseverance. 

Bolivar High School golf is fired up to hit the fairway for the first time in about two years next month. 

Bearcat football is back in Bolivar. 

Lady Liberator soccer struggled in its season opener but bounced back to take a decisive win the next week.

Bolivar High School baseball is the champion of its home tournament. 

The game was 61 years ago, but for Don Cunningham and John Burkey, the memories remain vividly clear.

Polk County’s track and field programs will head to the starting blocks this month.

Bolivar High School wrestling sent six grapplers to the Missouri State High School Activities Association’s Class 3 state meet last week and returned to Polk County with three medals. 

Bolivar High School basketball is the Class 5 runner-up. 

When Bolivar High School soccer coach Steve Fast looks at his girls’ team ahead of the spring 2021 season, he sees energy. 

Keep an eye on the Saturday, March 20, issue of the BH-FP for coverage of Bolivar High School wrestling team’s trip to the Missouri State High School Activities Association’s Class 3 wrestling championship Friday, March 12. Pictured here, junior Tyson Moore wrestles an opponent en route to s…

Four years ago, Bolivar High School’s Eliana Nunez, who is now a senior, wouldn’t have guessed that her cheerleading team would one day rank among the state’s best. 

Watching his team play Tuesday night, March 9, on the road at Rolla, Bolivar High School basketball coach Robby Hoegh was struck by one thing. 

Polk County’s baseball and softball programs are just a few days away from hitting the diamond for their first spring seasons in nearly two years.