W. Golf. Women's Golf Cards Second-Round 298, In 13th At Allstate Intercollegiate

02/28/11 The No. 18/20 Auburn women's golf team carded a 10-over-par 298 Monday in the second round of the Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate Championship, finishing the day in 13th with a 24-over 600. Senior Karlin Beck leads the Tigers individually as she is tied for 25th with a 4-over 148.

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AU ROUNDUP: Harrison socks 2 HR as Tigers move to 15-0

02/28/11 Amber Harrison tied a career high with four RBI and hit a pair of home runs to lead the Auburn softball team to a 10-0 victory in five innings over Middle Tennessee in the final game of the War Eagle Classic on Sunday afternoon. Auburn completed the tournament as the ...

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W. Golf. Women's Golf Tied For 11th After 18 Holes In New Orleans

02/27/11 The No. 18/20 Auburn women's golf team carded a 14-over 302 Sunday in the first round of the Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate Championship, placing the Tigers into a tie for 11th with Purdue and Texas A&M. Senior Karlin Beck led the Tigers in the first round, ranking in a tie for 11th with an even-par 72.

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AU ROUNDUP: Harrison socks 2 HR as Tigers move to 15-0

02/27/11 Amber Harrison tied a career high with four RBI and hit a pair of home runs to lead the Auburn softball team to a 10-0 victory in five innings over Middle Tennessee in the final game of the War Eagle Classic on Sunday afternoon. Auburn completed the tournament as the only unbeaten team, going 5-0 on the weekend.

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Women in Business; Laurice Culp

02/27/11 Laurice Culp began playing the piano at a Chilton County church when she was 12. That experience nurtured a lifelong love for music that has made the Culp name synonymous with pianos in central Alabama.

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Sunday's AU Roundup

02/26/11 The No. 8 Auburn men's golf team opens play today in the three-day, 54-hole John Hayt Collegiate at the Sawgrass Country Club in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.

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W. Golf. No. 10 Women's Golf Competes Against Stacked Field in New Orleans

02/26/11 The 10th-ranked Arizona State women's golf team will face some of the steepest competition of the season as it heads to New Orleans to compete in the Allstate Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate Golf Championship, Feb. 27-March 1, at the English Turn Golf & Country Club.

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W. Golf. Women's Golf Tied For 14th After First Day At Lady Puerto Rico Classic

02/13/11 Junior Haley Wilson led Auburn with a 4-over 76 as the rest of the lineup carded 7-over 79s, placing Auburn in a tie for 14th with a 25-over-par 313 after the first day at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic.

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Food service company expands its reach

02/13/11 It started more than a century ago, with a wooden-wheeled wagon drawn by two horses. Last year, it ranked tops in the nation in sales growth for 2009, according to statistics compiled by Institutional Distribution magazine.

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W. Golf. Women's Golf Opens Spring Season In Puerto Rico

02/12/11 The No. 14/17 Auburn women's golf team will open its spring season as the Tigers travel to Rio Grande, Puerto Rico for the 2011 Lady Puerto Rico Classic. The event is the first of four regular-season tournaments for the Tigers in the spring before beginning post-season play with the Southeastern Conference Championship, April 15-17, at the AU Club in Auburn, Ala.

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02/11/11 Having been born at a naval base in Seiba, Puerto Rico but raised mostly in the Jemison and Clanton area, Elaine Sparks, daughter of Rev. Terry and Linda Palmer is perfectly pleased to stay in our area. However she would love to visit that area and carry her family.

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AL National Guardsmen Chosen for Special Recovery Team

02/09/11 200 members of the Alabama Army Guard and Air Guard are training for the elite team.

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Slight chance of snow possible

02/08/11 The National Weather Service at Birmingham has issued a hazardous weather outlook for Dallas and surrounding counties for snow across much of central Alabama, beginning as early as Wednesday afternoon in the northwest portion of the state, but extending into the evening.

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So when is spring again?

02/07/11 Snow, usually a rare occurrence in Central Alabama, has been almost common this winter.

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Verizon Wireless Completed Aggressive Network Enhancements in Alabama in 2010

02/04/11 Verizon Wireless installed 6 new cell sites and added network capacity in 193 cities across Alabama in 2010, further bolstering coverage across Alabama's only state-wide 3G network.

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Staff changes made at Hartselle Enquirer

01/26/11 Randy Garrison has been promoted to general manager of the Hartselle Enquirer and its companion publications, Morgan Countian and Bread & Butter. As general manager, he will be in charge of all operations of the Enquirer and its publications and will continue to oversee advertising.

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FGCU shoots record 3s

01/18/11 FGCU coach Karl Smesko has told his players if they work hard enough to get a 3-point shot, they should take it.

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01/14/11 Johnnie C. Adams Knueppel, age 69, of Clanton, passed away on January 13, 2011 at her residence. She was born on November 28, 1941 in Shelby County, the daughter of the late John Coshatt and the late Annie Glass Coshatt.

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Building bridges of hope, families of faith

01/14/11 Faith, family and good old-fashioned fun.Ten Ukrainian children, ranging in age from 6 to 15, wrapped up a two-week visit to the area by dropping in at the Sports Academy in Opelika where they got a healthy helping of all three Friday.

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As snowstorm heads north, Deep South battles ice

01/11/11 The Deep South battled icy roads on Tuesday as a storm that blanketed the region in up to 10 inches of snow and caused three fatal traffic accidents swept up the east coast.

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