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Sarah Thomas looks at the mirror in the officials' locker room, tucking hair under a straightened cap and feels happy. "I look like a boy," the linesman says. Actually, she looks like a referee. With her shoulder-length blond hair tied up in a knot behind her head and covered by the black hat, close inspection is needed to notice that Thomas is a woman on the otherwise all-male crew...
Adhar Mayen needed a change. Nothing as drastic as his family's move from civil-war-torn Sudan to Texas when he was 6, or his decision to transfer to Hawaii from junior college in his home state.
Basketball fans from UNK’s sphere of influence get an opportunity this weekend to see the state’s other three Division II men’s programs play. UNO, Chadron State and Wayne State will participate in the SUNHEAT...
On Nov. 17, a U.S. congressman, a former major league baseball player, an orthopedic surgeon and an opera star — all graduates of Hopewell Valley Central High School — shared the secrets of their success with today’s Central High students.
From staff reports The No. 4-ranked Midland College women's basketball team returns home to the Chaparral Center this weekend to host the Midland College Thanksgiving Classic.
MCCLUER NORTH has had one of the most successful programs in the state the past five seasons. The Stars, who were Class 5 state champs in 2007 and runnerups in 2008, have won 20 games four of the past five seasons and have the potential to make it five of six.
Transcript Correspondent NORTH ADAMS -- College basketball’s "Battle of the Berkshires" on Sunday will decide bragging rights between programs at North County’s two Division III colleges. But do not talk to the coach of Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts women’s team about a budding rivalry with its neighbor to the west.
Jenon Bell and the Lindenwood women's basketball team were blindsided when former head coach George Little resigned two games into this season.
ACE QUARTERBACK: The senior quarterback, who was named Most Valuable Player in the Aces’ 20-7 victory against Radnor Nov. 14 (breaking the Red Raiders’ 10-game winning streak in the 113-year-old rivalry), has been a strong performer for Lower Merion throughout the football season, throwing for 1,453 yards and 11 touchdowns.
Michael Dietz is in a familiar place.
FIVE YEARS AGO Planning bust with citizen’s reviews A request by Kirt McCarville of Cotton City, LLC, for a general plan amendment and rezoning of 122 acres on the southwest corner of Houser and Curry roads came up before a citizen review in front of the Eloy Planning and Zoning Commission Nov. 10. The request was made to rezone it from light industrial to manufacturing/industrial. A small ...
