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‘I want to go to BC, I want to help change a program’: An Interview with BC WIH Alum Blake Bolden
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Blake Bolden’s career has been nothing short of illustrious & decorated. As a defenseman for the Boston College women’s hockey team from 2009-2013, Bolden scored 82 points in 139 games and captained the team her senior year, earning Hockey East Defensive Player of the Year and All-American honors.
After graduating from BC, Bolden went on to play professional women’s hockey, becoming the first Black professional women’s hockey player to play in the Canadian Women’s Hockey League and the National Women’s Hockey League.
Fingers wrapped around the lip of my disc, I squint my eyes to focus on the target. It’s one of those days that can convert a Californian into an Oregonian clear skies, bright greenery and warm temperature so I easily spot the red basket a few hundred feet away.
Taking a step forward, I fling the disc off the top of a hill at the Old Mill Disc Golf course in Oakridge. The disc soars. I smile. But this moment is cut short as the disc veers left toward a tall tree, collides into it and then falls into a thick patch of brush, consisting of blackberry branches, ferns and dead tree limbs.
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Thursday, Disc Side of Heaven hosted Media Day prior to the opening of the 2021 Play It Again Sports Jonesboro Open. “The Drive with Brad Bobo” was live from the course to visit with some of the players, Disc Golf Pro Tour staff, and event sponsors. Among the guests: Greenwood native and golfer Kevin Jones, Cameron Campbell of Play It Again Sports, Paige Pierce, the winner of all four women’s events in Jonesboro, and Arkansas State alum Seth Fendley, the Administrative and Operations Director for the DGPT.
If these buildings could talk: Ravnik & Co.
After hosting a theater, cafe, sporting goods store and interior design shop in the last century, this Alexandria storefront now awaits its new owner 7:00 am, Mar. 6, 2021 ×
A new canopy over the entrance of 609 Broadway St. reads Kvale Real Estate. The building was put on the market in 2019 by Ravnik & Co., and Carl Kvale purchased it for his business in February 2020. The space is currently being remodeled. (Jasmine Johnson / Echo Press)
Editor’s note: Curious about the structures lining Broadway Street? Here’s an in-depth look at the buildings around downtown Alexandria, businesses who previously occupied the spaces and the purposes they’re being used for today.