The Payson Longhorn Express, which is now steaming toward the Division III state tournament to be held May 11 and 12 at Antelope Hills near Prescott, wrapped up its regular season with a convincing three-team match win on May 3 at Pinetop. Currently, the Horns are one of 12 D-III teams that have earned an automatic qualifying berth by posting certain minimum scores at selected matches during the ...

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MATTITUCK Sorry for family’s loss I want to express the deepest sympathy to the Trionfo family regarding the tragic loss of young Dominic’s life this past Sunday in Mattituck’s Peconic Bay. As a lifelong resident here, it brings me great sadness that this beautiful place has been connected to such a tragic and awful thing. [...]

Elke Phillingane, a member at Whispering Pines, scored her second ace on May 22 while playing in an Interclub Team II match.

MANCHESTER – A judge dismissed murder charges against an Amherst man Thursday, finding that he is not competent to stand trial. Robert Leonard was facing first- and second-degree murder charges after fatally shooting his sister, 27-year-old Trina Leonard, in March 2010. Prosecutors said Trina Leonard’s two young children were also in the Pinetop Road that the siblings shared. Hillsborough County ...

Over the years Arizona Football helmets have included a variety of designs using the colors red, white and blue. We're excited to announce that we're introducing a new football helmet with a distinctive state of Arizona flair and color - copper.

The fierce start of the 2012 fire season last weekend offers a frightening portent of things to come in Rim Country, according to mounting evidence. Researchers say that the tree-ring and fossil records stretching back for thousands of years show little sign of the sort of recent “mega fires” that have sterilized soils and reduced whole forests to a moonscape of ash with increasing frequency in ...

Marcia Ball has lost count of how many Crawfish Fests she has performed at. But it's easy to understand why she keeps coming back. She understands the dynamic of what makes a Cajun music and food event successful -- no, wildly popular -- in New Jersey.

When Sgt. Maj. Jamey Caldwell isn’t busy with his job in the U.S. Army Special Operations Command, he goes fishing.

Our football Spring Game was held last Saturday after morning rain and gloom, and still managed to draw a good crowd of around 5,000 to a baseball facility off campus. That says a lot about interest in our program. Our YouTube page has a great video recap of the game, including having Coach Rodriguez and Matt Scott mic'd up. Click here to watch.