UFC 289 may not have been the most stacked card we’ve ever seen, but it opened the door to some big fights—including two title fights. The event went down in Vancouver, British, Columbia on Saturday night. Headlining honors went to Amanda Nunes—the greatest female fighter in MMA history—and Irene Aldana. Nunes, who holds the bantamweight … [Read more…]
Jonty Ralphsmith He takes big marks, kicks straight, and runs his defender around. They’re the traits to look for in key forwards and Western Jet Logan Morris fits that to a tee. The sole Jet to represent Vic Metro in their first game of the under-18 national championships on Sunday, the 192cm draft prospect played … [Read more…]
It’s hard to imagine a time when Ron Howard might’ve had a different career. Today, his life seems inextricably linked with Hollywood. Howard went from TV royalty to galactic movie overlord. Of course, classic television fans will forever know him as “Ronny” Howard, as he was credited when he played Opie on The Andy Griffith … [Read more…]
Twenty-one students participated in four focus group discussions. Each focus group lasted approximately 60 min. Participants were representative of their year groups in respect of gender and age (participant demographics can be found in Additional file 2). Five main themes relevant to the integrative model of behavioural prediction [36] were identified from the focus group data. These … [Read more…]
GLOUCESTER – T-Mobile has a tentative time and date – 10am June 30 – for a ribbon-cutting at its first Middle Peninsula location. The communications company is part of a small shopping center at 7115 George Washington Memorial Highway in the middle of Gloucester County. It will be situated between Chipotle and Aspen Dental. “We’ve … [Read more…]
CHICAGO (CBS) — The Grant Park Music festival kicked off for the season in Millennium Park Wednesday night. The summer classical music series at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion was to begin at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday with the Grant Park Symphony Orchestra’s performance of Robert Muczynski’s “Symphonic Dialogues,” Camille Saint-Saëns’ Violin Concerto No. 3, and Robert … [Read more…]
People and Lifestyle Leanne Leverton – Myrtleford Jun 15 2023Updated 41 minutes ago How long have you lived in the area? Pretty much all my life. My family’s third–fourth generation from Myrtleford. I was local born and raised, and moved away, like a lot of people after school, and came back to raise my family … [Read more…]
Words By: Johnathan Husbands HBCU Elite 100 recently held a signing day honoring five young athletes taking their talents to the next level. Held at Athlete’s Foot in the West End near the Atlanta University Center, student-athletes signed to Morehouse College, Clark Atlanta University, North Carolina A&T, and North Carolina Central University. HBCU Elite 100 … [Read more…]
Arriving at Reading in 2001, Salako was in the twilight of his career having already spent a decade at Crystal Palace and featured for England. Still making over 100 appearances for Alan Pardew’s Royals, the midfielder was crucial in the last team to win promotion out of the third tier in 2002. Leaving over two … [Read more…]
GLEN CARBON — Glen Carbon’s homecoming celebration begins at 5 p.m. Friday, June 16, on Main Street near the village’s iconic covered bridge and continues through Saturday night. Carnival rides, artisans, entertainment and food and drink vendors will be lining Main Street beginning at 5 p.m. Friday. Live music starts at 7 p.m. both nights. Saturday … [Read more…]