Christian Brothers High School (CBHS) and other private schools in the TSSAA Division II Class AAA found a way to play nine regular season football games plus a shortened playoff system this season, despite everything the COVID-19 pandemic has done to the world and society.
The Christian Brothers High School (CBHS) basketball team begins their season in three weeks with numerous uncertainties that threaten how the Brothers season will unfold, despite having one of their best teams they have had in a long time. Everything the Brothers hope to accomplish this season not only depends on how they play on the court, but mostly hinges on the COVID-19 pandemic.
People talk about small businesses of all kinds that have been negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. However, it’s surprising that there has not been much talk about how it’s affected the dry-cleaning business, and the way the pandemic has had a domino effect on dry cleaners with so many people having to work from their home when the viral outbreak began.
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world in more ways than anyone could’ve imagined, especially for businesses. Some businesses, like Amazon, electronic stores and hardware stores, have thrived while other businesses, James Davis, Oak Hall and Joseph’s, are barely getting by, and social distancing has played a huge role in why some businesses are doing great and have other businesses scared of going bankrupt.
Cohesiveness Characterizes the 2021 CBHS Football Team
Sometimes, It’s Just Not Your Night.
CBHS Plays Near Perfect First Half, Then It Was Lights Out.
Win or Lose, The Brothers Always Show True Sportsmanship.
Tripp Vistica 