Get Active Briefs: Sept. 20

09/17/09 FALL PLANT SALE The University of Tennessee Gardens fall plant sale will be 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday. For sale will be Tennessee native plants, fall and winter interest plants, and winter container gardening plants, as well as blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, evergreens, assorted trees, shrubs, perennials, garden art and ornaments. Visitors may take a self-guided tour of the gardens ...

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Prep football scores and summaries from Sept. 18

09/17/09 SCORES SHELBY-METRO Arlington 24, Bartlett 12 Briarcrest 35, Horn Lake 14 Brighton 32, Jackson Northside 21 Cordova 7, Craigmont 6 Covington 9, Ripley 0 ECS 28, Bolton 15 Fairley 51, Carver 0 Fayette Aca. 49, Rossville Christian 12 FACS 26, Harding 21 Germantown 28, Houston 14 Hardin County 35, Westwood 0 Jackson Christian 28, TRA 0 Kingsbury 14, Frayser 12 Kirby 12, Southwind 6 ...

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The AP Arkansas Prep Poll

09/14/09 West Memphis ranked 9th overall in state, Jonesboro 4th in Class 6A.

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Bison ranked 13th in first Class 2A poll

09/02/09 Class 2A, Week 1 Copyright Hooten Publishing, Inc. 1. Junction City 2. Bearden 3. Strong 4. Mineral Springs 5. Cross County 6. Hazen 7. Smackover 8. Bigelow 9. Woodlawn 10. McCrory 11. Des Arc 12. Mountain Pine 13. Carlisle 14. Spring Hill 15. Murfreesboro 16. Danville 17. Mount Ida 18. E. Poinsett County 19. Magazine 20. Horatio 21. Dierks 22. Union Christian 23. Two Rivers 24. Marked Tree 25 ...

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Property Transactions

08/31/09 The following warranty deeds, representing transactions of real property, were filed with the Baxter County Clerk's office Aug. 20-26, 2009. The value listed for each transaction is derived from the tax stamps affixed to each instrument.

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Sea Notes: Women win 420 Class at BBR

08/16/09 For the first time ever, a two-woman team took top honors in the 132-boat 420 class at the 37th Buzzards Bay Regatta, raced last weekend, Aug. 7-9, in the waters off Padanaram. Dierdre Lambert and Tracy Doherty of Norfolk, Va., never finished out of the...

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Swimmers will race in Eel Lake

08/16/09 Open-water swim competition returns to Eel Lake at Tugman State Park next weekend.

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A down swimming season crawls to a close

08/16/09 A cold, wet summer put a dent in attendance at public pools and other aquatic facilities in Greater Lafayette.

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Spiritual care for Alzheimer's patients

08/16/09 On MormonTimes.com: Many who work with patients with Alzheimer's disease say the disease cannot penetrate the spirit. The...

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James Overstreet: Construction lagging behind economy

08/16/09 While many economists, pundits and politicians have declared an end to the Great Recession, the construction industry isn't feeling it yet.

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East Coast Cuisine...

08/16/09 of a two-part feature series covering the travels of local Larry Eiker.

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Fishermen experience great fishing

08/14/09 Mike Vradenburg Lake anglers were real productive catching lots of good size bass, catfish, crappie, and trout around the lake. River fishing was real productive for anglers fishing in the isolated areas, and where the river enters the lake. Flume fishing has remained good.

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Midlothian team tennis opens season with split

08/14/09 Midlothian team tennis wasted no time in jumping into its regular season as the Panthers opened play with a double-header match against Copperas Cove and Belton.

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Searching for waterfalls up Cecil Creek with VIDEO

08/06/09 Actually, we had planned a different hike. Something over by the Current River in south central Missouri. But when powerful storms developed over northern Arkansas dumping inches of rain at a time on the Buffalo River Valley, all bets were off.

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Beating up Leatherwood Creek.

08/04/09 When May fades from the calendar, hiking options start to dwindle a bit. Trails get overgrown; June's heat and humidity become overbearing; snakes and poison ivy grace the land; and clouds of gnats who know not Deet rise from the febrile valley floor.

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South end of lake producing best action

08/03/09 Mike Vradenburg Extremely hot days and warm nights had anglers fishing before sun rise and late into the night. Fishermen reported Trout, Catfish, Crappie, and Bass are biting real good. Last week anglers had lots of success fishing around the lake and along the shoreline in the coves, submerged trees, and rock outcroppings.

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