The Fab 50: Top 50 high school athletes in Central Texas for 2010-11

07/11/11 The Fab 50: Top 50 high school athletes in Central Texas for 2010-11

+

-

 

Marine service is family tradition for the Poptics pt

07/11/11 NEWTON FALLS - Cut George Poptic, his younger brother Joe Poptic or Joe's son, Jim Poptic, and they'll bleed gold and scarlet. The official colors of the U.S.

+

-

 

Real estate transactions

07/09/11 The transactions listed below include properties sold for $150,000 or more and recorded between May 16-20. Francis J. and Nancy Q. Cunnane sold 1337 Lieben Road, Copahee View to Robert and Cayci Gorlitsky for $299,900.

+

-

 

Religion News: Powerful faith to be on display

07/08/11 When Shonn Keels crushes a foot-thick stack of concrete with his bare hands, he gets attention.Tha

+

-

 

An Aloha State of Mind (Duerrisms for July 1st)

07/02/11 Chris Duerr is KHQA's Sports Director. This is Duerrisms for the Week of June 30th, 2011. We are presented by the fine folks at GAMEMASTERS, who have a big in-store shindig planned for July 8th here in Quincy.

+

-

 

Four days of fireworks (local and regional events)

06/30/11 Get ready for four nights of fireworks and fun The best thing about Independence Day falling on a Monday? You can catch fireworks nearby for four straight nights. The long weekend provides plenty of opportunities locally to celebrate the holiday,...

+

-

 

Doctor carves his patriotic vision in monument

06/28/11 By Waveney Ann Moore, Times Staff Writer Monday, June 27, 2011 Todd King, an installer with Oakhurst Signs, levels a slab before the concrete is poured for one of four, 6-foot-tall granite and limestone structures at the southwest corner of Fourth Street and 62nd Avenue N. The structures will soon be accompanied by an American flag. ST. PETERSBURG Neurosurgeon David McKalip has a lot to say ...

+

-

 

was ultimately

06/27/11 Baptist Press Stories for Jun. 27 2011 --------------------------------------- Joplin tornado didn't halt Thai mission trip http://www.bpnews.net/BPnews.asp?ID=35645 Q&A: What the religious exemptions in N.Y.'s 'gay marriage' law will and won't cover http://www.bpnews.net/BPnews.asp?ID=35647 Landmark: New York legalizes 'gay marriage ...

+

-

 

June 26: Christie, Reed, Webb, roundtable

06/26/11 Transcript of the June 26 broadcast featuring Chris Christie, Jack Reed, Jim Webb, Katty Kay, Matt Bai and David Brooks.

+

-

 

Newsmakers

06/26/11 HIRES AND PROMOTIONS Jordan Bradford New job title: Estimator in the commercial division Company: RPI, a roofing company based in Richmond Hill Duties: Bradford will focus on attending pre-bids, bidding commercial and industrial new roof construction and negotiating private reroof construction. Related work experience: Bradford has worked in construction, helping install various roofing systems ...

+

-

 

Top High School Students Gain Real World Engineering Experience at the Savannah Engineering Academy Hosted by Georgia ...

06/25/11 The Academy is a summer program for the advanced teaching of science and engineering that incorporates and highlight industry experts. Savannah, GA (PRWEB) June 24, 2011 A week long summer camp consisting of engineering seminars and hands-on learning sessions got underway Monday, June 20, 2011 at the Savannah Engineering Academy hosted by Georgia Tech Savannah . The Academy is a program for the ...

+

-

 

Diane Kruger Matched Her Lipstick to Her Dress

06/23/11 Usually, matching your makeup to your outfit is something to avoid between the ages of nine and seventy, but Diane Kruger did it last night at the amfAR Inspiration Gala in Paris. She wore a cherry-red Grecian-style dress with lots of double-sided tape, slicked-up hair, and scarlet lipstick. The dress dragged a bit at the bottom so you can't see her shoes. Do you like the matching makeup/dress ...

+

-

 

College sports results, schedule

06/12/11 Yesterday's result: Mississippi State 4, Florida 3, series tied 1-1

+

-

 

And the Living is Easy (Duerrisms for June 3rd)

06/05/11 Chris Duerr is KHQA's Sports Director. Duerrisms attempts to ward off the Summer Blues with all manner of football, baseball, and baskeball based goodies for you to ruminate on.

+

-

 

Couple faces drug, obstruction charges

06/03/11 Russell Frank Massey, 32, Tommy James MHP, Ed Coile Road, Hull, was charged with possession of a Schedule II controlled substance, interference with government property, marijuana possession less than an ounce, possession of a Schedule II controlled substance, order to incarcerate (two counts), possession of tools for the commission of a crime and obstruction.

+

-

 

Elsie Castle

06/01/11 Elsie Martha Thomas Castle, 93, of 6 Lynwood Cr. died Tuesday, May 31, 2011, at Willow Brook Nursing Center in Rock Hill.

+

-

 

Rogue is Vogue: What is Sarah Palin Trying to Tell Us?

05/31/11 Throughout the day, ABC News' political team contributes to The Note with the very latest news and analysis from the nation's capital.

+

-

 

NCAA qualifying meetings - summary

05/30/11 30 May 2011 - Approximately 4,000 university athletes descended on the two college towns of Bloomington, Indiana, and Eugene, Oregon (May 26, 27, 28) to seek a place in the NCAA outdoor championships to be held two weeks hence in Des Moines, Iowa.

+

-

 

Ambler leads Wa-Hi to 1st state softball title

05/29/11 SPOKANE -- After six 4A state tournament appearances, the Walla Walla High School softball team left

+

-

 

GOP candidates choreograph campaign kickoffs

05/28/11 The late-developing Republican presidential field crackled late last week with a burst of announcements. Rick Santorum announced Thursday that he would announce his candidacy June 6 in Somerset. Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin then announced a campaign-style bus tour starting in the nation's capital and touching down in historic sites including Gettysburg.

+

-