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Chance meeting provides new perspective on prized icon
May 15, 2011 The bird watchers are out in force this time of year, some strictly for sport and others taking part in official counts that keep track of all of the various species. more »»
Women who rule the [sports] world
May 15, 2011 The sources typically used to verify facts when writing a monthly column of interesting and inspiring sport stories stem from a variety of media outlets including SportsBusinessNews Daily Wire, USA... more »»
A not-so-sweet 16 for Kevin Na on the PGA Tour
May 15, 2011 He approached the tee on No. 9 cruising along at 1-under pa. more »»
TU softball is becoming a serious threat
May 8, 2011 In interviews, Tiffin softball coach Jeff Nickerson has a low-key style with a dry sense of humor that can throw a reporter off. I know this from personal experience. more »»
It was a simple question, with a not-so-simple answer
May 8, 2011 I was chatting with a lady one day last week when she asked me a question that sent my mind racin. more »»
It’s important to have an edge while learning life’s lessons
May 8, 2011 You hate to have a big list of those things you wish you would have done. more »»
Former TU players show you don’t have to be drafted to make impact in NFL
May 1, 2011 It’s always nice to hear the town you live in get a name-check at the NFL draft. more »»
Choosing the clubs to put in your bag can be tough
May 1, 2011 The rules of golf are very explicit when it comes to the number of clubs a golfer can carry in his or her bag. Fourteen is the magic number and it is illegal to exceed that many. more »»
A simple, humble man was way ahead of the Earth Day crowd
May 1, 2011 A lot of people celebrated Earth Day recently. It was the 41st Earth Day, but since scientists generally agree that the planet is about 4. more »»
A tradition like no other — the 2011 Masters sparkles
April 24, 2011 There is so much to like about Masters Week, especially for people in our neck of the woods. more »»
Foul spring weather not permitting much of anything
April 24, 2011 It is easy to tell when the weather has been bad for an extended period of time, so much so that many of the fishermen and hunters are being held prisoner inside their homes. more »»
Don’t forget Doby
April 17, 2011 Major League Baseball honored Jackie Robinson Friday, with every player wearing No. 42, the pioneer’s number. It was the 64 years since baseball’s integration, and the man’s legacy was everywhere. more »»
Manny starts, ends his pro career with a ‘wow’
April 10, 2011 Even though Manny Ramirez will be remembered by many as a Red Sox star who led Boston to its first world championship in blah, blah, blah, he provided Cleveland Indians fans with enough moments that... more »»
Bald eagle story just keeps getting better and better
April 10, 2011 We see nature and wildlife around us all of the time, so often that we grow used to it. Multiple sets of bright eyes shining in the headlights as a group of deer browse along the roadside after dark. more »»
It’s time for a little talk, so let me tell you about the B’s
April 10, 2011 There you go again. I can’t believe you think I’m going to give you THAT talk! Actually these B’s refer to the three sports that have converged at this time of year ? bowling, basketball and baseball. more »»
No to the no-no, yes to the Carey win
April 6, 2011 CAREY — Ali Rymer lost her no-hit bid in the sixth, but it really didn’t matter. more »»
Columbian swept by Redskins
April 6, 2011 Columbian was unable to break through against Port Clinton, losing its second straight match, 5-0. The Tornadoes fell to 0-. more »»
Columbian teams bring down Galion in the cold
April 6, 2011 Columbian’s boys and girls each won 14 of 17 events as they breezed past Galion in Tuesday’s dual at chilly Frost-Kalnow Stadium. more »»
Columbian’s Fuhrer on fire against Willard
April 6, 2011 WILLARD — Tyler Fuhrer struck out 12 Willard batters to lead Columbian past the Crimson Flashes, 12-2. Fuhrer walked one and allowed four hits in the victor. more »»
’Berg men inch above .500
April 6, 2011 NEW CONCORD — Heidelberg roughed up Ohio Athletic Conference foe Muskingum, 8-1, in men‘s tennis Tuesda. more »» |
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