Star Performers

02/01/10 Due to the generosity of so many companies, organizations, schools, employees, and individuals in the community, United Way will reach our $2.1 million goal. On behalf of our community partners and the recipients of their services, I say thank you.

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Slate of candidates grows

02/01/10 More White Countians are tossing their hats into the ring for the May 4 and Aug. 5 elections. The list is gradually growing each week as potential candidates secure their qualifying papers for the various offices on the ballot.

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Up & Down: High-flying hijinks, underwhelming crisis control

02/01/10 The PGA Tour season is off to an overwrought start, but Steve Elling found humor above Torrey Pines last week. He remains unamused by the tour's underreaction to its issues.

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ING Miami Half-Marathon results, Part 3

01/31/10 OVERALL10,045-11,257 10045. Daniel Bejarano, Miami, FL, 3:07:14 10046. Ver Nica Soto, Miami, FL, 3:07:14 10047. Daisy Kropp, West Palm Beach, FL, 3:07:15 10048. Pedro Aurrecoechef, Miami, FL, , 3:07:17 10049. Diane Lyons, Sarasota, FL, 3:07:20 10050. Bryce Fativ-Wigtowicz, Fort Lauderdale, FL, , 3:07:20 10051. Chris Dimaggio, Hoboken, NJ, 3:07:21 10052. Michael Ivy, Carmichael, CA, 3:07:26 10053 ...

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Cleantech: Silicon Valley's next great wave of innovation

01/31/10 Silicon Valley earned its name and first great fortune as the cradle of the computer age. Then it built a launching pad for the Internet age. Now the valley has assumed a leading role in the global competition to develop renewable energy and other clean, green technologies.

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Cleantech: Silicon Valley's next great wave of innovation

01/31/10 Silicon Valley earned its name and first great fortune as the cradle of the computer age. Then it built a launching pad for the Internet age. Now the valley has assumed a leading role in the global competition to develop renewable energy and other clean, green technologies.    The innovators: Entrepreneurs make leap to cleantech    The adopters: Bay Area consumers lead drive for change

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Jennifer Hudson to sing at White House concert

01/26/10 Jennifer Hudson will be part of a White House concert celebrating Black History Month on Feb. 10. "In Performance at the White House: A Celebration of Music from the Civil Rights Movement" also will feature Natalie Cole, Bob Dylan, John Legend, John Mellencamp, Smokey Robinson, Seal, the Blind Boys of Alabama and others. The concert will be streamed live at whitehouse.gov and aired on public ...

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BASS Reporter's Notebook

01/26/10 Open to New Adventures, Women Sign Up to Compete in Bassmaster Opens

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College News

01/25/10 Payten Lowrey received a four-year University of Alabama at Birmingham Golden Excellence Scholarship valued at up to $24,000. He is the son of Paul and Cindy Lowrey. He is a senior at West Blocton High School, where he is a member of the Bibb Youth Leadership and Honor Society. At UAB, he will major in cytotechnology.

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MaxPreps: Top recruiting classes as Signing Day nears

01/25/10 MaxPreps looks at college football's top 20 recruiting classes two weeks before National Signing Day.

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Jan. 25 Prep Notebook

01/24/10 With Thursday's 46-36 victory against Battery Creek, the Bluffton High School wrestling team cl

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Oil prices mixed in Asian trade

01/19/10 Oil was mixed in Asian trade today after the energy minister of major crude producer United Arab Emirates said he was comfortable with current price levels.

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Oil prices mixed in Asian trade

01/19/10 Oil was mixed in Asian trade Tuesday after the energy minister of major crude producer United Arab Emirates said he was comfortable with current price levels.

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Oil prices rise, UAE welcomes current level

01/18/10 LONDON - Oil prices have risen as the United Arab Emirates, an OPEC member, described current price levels as "very reasonable." Crude futures had fallen earlier on Monday amid doubts over the strength of economic recovery in the United States, the world's biggest energy consumer, analysts said.

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Another week of GW News, January 17, 2010 [A Few Things Ill Considered]

01/18/10 Logging the Onset of The Bottleneck Years This weekly posting is brought to you courtesy of H. E. Taylor . Happy reading, I hope you enjoy this week's Global Warming news roundup Read the rest of this post... | Read the comments on this post...

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Local teams go 1-2 at tourney

01/12/10 Three Jackson County varsity boys basketball teams spent the holidays playing some out-of-state competition. North Jackson, Skyline and Woodville each finished 1-2 in the When States Collide Tournament at Huntland (Tenn.) last week.

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His Tennessee career over, Brent Vinson looks to the future

01/12/10 Brent Vinson spent Tuesday getting his academic transcript and other University of Tennessee paperwork in order.

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Mat Mocs Host No. 19 Missouri Saturday

01/12/10 The veteran and talented No. 19 Missouri Tigers come to town Saturday at Maclellan Gym (7 p.m.) in the first of four straight home matches for the Tennessee at Chattanooga wrestlers during a four weekend stretch.

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1-12 Sports Scoreboard

01/12/10 Pro Baseball 500 Home Runs (x-active) Through 2009 Player No. 1. Barry Bonds 762 2. Hank Aaron 755 3. Babe Ruth 714 4. Willie Mays 660 5. x-Ken Griffey Jr. 630 6. Sammy Sosa 609 7. Frank Robinson 586 8. Mark McGwire 583 8. x-Alex Rodriguez 583 10. Harmon Killebrew 573 11. Rafael Palmeiro 569 12. x-Jim Thome 564 12. Reggie Jackson 563 14. Mike Schmidt 548 15. x-Manny Ramirez 546 16. Mickey Mantle ...

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Session starts

01/11/10 Charter schools and saving PACT are two of the biggest issues facing the Alabama Legislature as it goes ...

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