It’s been a tough stretch for Oregon baseball lately. But the Ducks finished the regular season on a positive note, bouncing back from a Game 1 loss against Utah to take the series with a dominant 15-3 victory on Saturday at Smith’s Ballpark. It was the type of win Oregon needed to wash out the … [Read more…]
TAMMY REAL-MCKEIGHAN News Editor Years ago, Tara Lee took part in the Leadership Nebraska Program. “I fell in love with it,” said Lea, who knew she wanted to be executive director of that program someday. Lea is president and chief executive officer of the Fremont Area Chamber of Commerce. For almost seven years, she’s been … [Read more…]
Oregon track and field hosted its annual Oregon Twilight meet to conclude the regular season and send off its seniors in their final time at Hayward Field. With the 2023 Pac-12 Championships coming up this Friday, the majority of the team rested during the Twilight meet. Oregon senior Kwabena Lynn was the lone representative for … [Read more…]
PAUL SISSON The San Diego Union-Tribune Easily access the very latest local news that matters in an app built for you. Read, see, and hear exclusive commentary, stunning photography,… SAN DIEGO — As Fentanyl Awareness Day arrived last week, the public got a fresh look at the extremes — lives lost to overdoses and lives saved … [Read more…]
Tanya Tilghman moved to the Bay Area as a teenager to live with her mom. Later, she married, had two sons and made a home in San Francisco’s historically Italian North Beach district, up the hill from the tourist and financial centers. Even when her marriage broke down, she never thought of leaving. This was … [Read more…]
Not all moms (or daughters, for that matter) are down to get inked together, but if it sounds like something you’d both be interested in, then getting matching tattoos might be a meaningful experience for you both. Matching tattoos are reminders of an unbreakable bond and can be a beautiful, permanent way to flaunt one … [Read more…]
It’s still unknown what exactly is plaguing Jace Stoffal — all head coach Mark Wasikowski has indicated is that it’s not arm-related. But regardless of the severity of the injury, or what body part is giving Stoffal trouble, there’s no sugarcoating how direly missed he’s been these last two weeks. Losing Stoffal has not only … [Read more…]
Since it took care of its frontcourt needs with the additions of Kel’El Ware, Payton Sparks and Anthony Walker, Indiana’s men’s basketball spring recruiting cycle since has seemingly been a slow-motion series of soul-crushing disappointments of players sought but not added. The Hoosiers badly needed some shooting help, and prospects were disappearing by the day … [Read more…]
For many college students, Mother’s Day is a shot at redemption for put off phone calls and years of teenage delinquency. But for some, Mother’s Day is a painful reminder of a life lost. With data from 2021, the United States Census Bureau reported 11.5% of 18- to 29-year-olds had lost a parent, the loss … [Read more…]
As we near the end of Grey’s Anatomy Season 19, we’re seeing the victorious return of a surgeon who lost her job at Grey Sloan at the end of last season. Not only does she get her job back in Season 19, Episode 18, May 11’s “Ready to Run,” she also gets a promotion and … [Read more…]