Ohio vets still wonder how they survived D-Day

06/05/11 Sometime on Monday, while sitting atop the remains of a German bunker overlooking Omaha Beach, Don Jakeway and Herman Zerger will no doubt wonder, "Why not me?"

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Funeral services set for Judge Britt Plunk

05/23/11 SILSBEE - A private funeral service will be held Friday for longtime State District Judge Britt Plunk of Silsbee. Plunk died Tuesday at Christus Hospital St. Elizabeth. He was rushed to the hospital early Tuesday.

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Siemens to Open U.S. Wind Service Distribution Center in Woodward, Oklahoma

05/23/11 With a continued strategic focus on providing increased efficiency to its wind power customers, Siemens Energy today announced plans for implementation of new wind service warehousing operations in Woodward, Oklahoma.

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Real estate transactions

05/23/11 OFFICE: Hartman 601 Sawyer, a subsidiary of Hartman Short Term Income Properties XIX, has purchased 601 Sawyer from RM Crowe. The seven-story building contains 88,258 square feet and is 74 percent occupied. Darrell Betts of Avison Young represented the seller, RM Crowe.

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SCCA-Pro Racing Trans-Am Results

05/22/11 1. TA (1), Tony Ave, Maiden, N.C., Chevrolet Corvette, 41. 2. TA (2), Blaise Csida, Stouffville, Ontario, Chevrolet Corvette, 41, -14.961. 3. TA (6), Amy Ruman , Kent, Ohio, Chevrolet Corvette, 41, -1:02.249.

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HOMESTEAD: German family makes Texas home

05/21/11 On Nov. 3, 1845, Heinrich Conrad Pluenneke, 25, and other family members left Klein Lafferde, Hanover, Germany. They boarded a brig named Apollo from the seaport of Bremen/Bremerhaven bound for Galveston. As the vessel neared the Texas coast, a storm struck, and the ship almost sank.

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Lady Lions meet Celina in regional semifinals

05/20/11 MOUNT ENTERPRISE - Henderson head coach Julie Murry hasn't been able to attend any practices this week due to the birth of her first daughter.

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Barnes & Noble: a history

05/20/11 Barnes & Noble shares surged more than 30pc on Friday after US billionaire John Malone made a $1.02bn (?630m) offer to buy the struggling book chain. Here, we look at the history of the company.

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Students carry Camp Quest memories into life

05/06/11 Editor's note: This story is the second of two featuring the history and people's memories of LCS' Camp Quest. The property will be sold this weekend.

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Keyes, Rhudy top SE LSC-N honors

05/06/11 DURANT, Okla. - Southeastern's Jeana Keyes earned Lone Star Conference North Division Player of the Year honors while Audra Rhudy took home Newcomer of the Year acclaim to lead a group of eight Sav...

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Looking at how Lakers overcame 0-2 deficit in 1969 first-round matchup with San Francisco Warriors

05/06/11 A somber feeling permeated throughout the Lakers' locker room, at least the ones remaining after falling to a 0-2 deficit against the Dallas Mavericks. Lakers center Andrew Bynum immediately divulged his feeling that the team has deeply rooted "trust issues." Lakers forward Pau Gasol uncomfortably admitted his own shortcomings, and outward optimism about the team's resiliency seemed forced ...

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UNL to graduate 2,800

05/06/11 The University of Nebraska-Lincoln will grant degrees to approximately 2,800 students at commencement exercises May 6 and 7 in separate ceremonies for baccalaureate, graduate and law degrees

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Missing SIUC student safe at home

04/25/11 CARBONDALE, Ill. (AP) -- A student who disappeared from Southern Illinois University's campus in Carbondale has turned up safe at his parents' home in suburban Chicago.

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Texas governor calls for prayers for rain

04/21/11 Texas Governor Rick Perry called for three days of prayer for rain as a wave of moisture and cooler temperatures on Thursday helped firefighters contain wildfires that have charred more than 1.5 million acres across the state this year.

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Development Wrap: Successful week for USA Cycling's athletes

04/20/11 USA Cyclingand#39;s National Development Programand#39;s menand#39;s, womenand#39;s and juniors teams competed in several races in various locales throughout Europe, last week.

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Lubbock police taser lawsuit to settle out of court

04/12/11 Back in January of 2010, a Lubbock woman, Belinda Sarabia, 46, sued Lubbock Police Officer Sadie Hockenberry.  Now, there's word the two sides might settle out of court.

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Drillers Edge Hooks Again

04/09/11 It was a different game Friday night at ONEOK Field, but the script was very similar to the one the Tulsa Drillers used to score an opening night victory 24 hours earlier.

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KEISSER: Winter getting recognition that is very long overdue

04/09/11 Tex Winter didn't become a basketball coach because he wanted to be in any Hall of Fame. He coaches and consults about the sport because he loves it, the game's flow, its mechanics, and the simple math that he eventually turned into the best-known offense in the game for the last 20 years.

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IDEAS Investor Conferences to be held in Boston, Chicago and Dallas

03/31/11 DALLAS -- Three Part Advisors, LLC today announced the dates and locations for its 2011 IDEAS Conferences.

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The Real Estate Market in Dallas

02/20/11 While the worst is now behind us, a number of people are now wondering if this is the right to buy a...
 

U.S. Open Qualifying Scores

06/07/10 (x-qualified in a playoff) (a-amateur) At Ansley Golf Club (28 players for 2 spots) Roswell, Ga. a- Russell Henley , Macon, Ga. 73-64-- 137 x-Mark Silvers, Savannah, Ga. 72-70-- 142 Failed to Qualify x-Chris Epperson, Hilton Head Island, S.C. 70-72-- 142 (1st alternate) Lee Williams , Alexander City, Ala. 76-69-- 145 (2nd alternate) Charles Frost , Charlotte, N.C. 75-70-- 145 Matthew Swan ...

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