KHHS hosts BHS and other schools in 4th annual cross-country invite

  Keystone Heights High School’s cross-country program hosted its fourth annual Indian Invite on Oct. 3, with Melody Tyre and Noah Yara each earning a top-10 finish for the Indians. Bradford runners were also part of the event, which was held at Melrose’s Trinity Youth Camp. The varsity boys race consisted of 84 runners, with…

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