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The Pace Patriots opened District 1-4S play last week with a 55-24 win over the Gulf Breeze Dolphins, breaking a six-year losing streak to the Dolphins to m ...

A group in Kamloops, B.C. — which includes four dogs — has been volunteering for Search, Recovery and Detection K9s (SRD K9s) of B.C., a non-profit organization that conducts search operations for missing individuals in the province. 

After an impressive senior season, one Buchholz Bobcat looks to do what only three others from Gainesville have done in the last decade.

The Week 10 schedule caps district play as West Florida hosts Pensacola Catholic for the 1-2S title while Navarre visits Gulf Breeze for the 1-4S championship.

The 32-year-old woman left for work in her Jeep on Nov. 1, 2021, but never arrived

Michelle Liebe Hofstee, her handler, is being offered condolences from around the search volunteer community

Article content The family of a missing Merritt cowboy, Ben Tyner, is now offering a reward of $30,000 for any information leading to his whereabouts. Tyner, a Wyoming native who was manager of the Nicola Ranch, had only been in the Merritt area for three months before he vanished on Jan. 26, 2019. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Reward for missing B.C. cowboy Ben Tyner increased to $30,000 Back to video The 32-year-old was last seen riding out...

The family of a Merritt cowboy, who went missing two years ago, has renewed calls for information into his disappearance, which police suspect to have been a murder. Ben Tyner’s riderless horse . . .

  VANCOUVER -- The whereabouts of a man who went missing from a B.C. ranch in 2019 are still unknown two years later. Ben Tyner, who was 32 at the time, left a ranch near Merritt on Jan. 26 of that year. The Wyoming man was seen riding his horse east from the Nicola Ranch, which hed been managing for months. He was reported missing two days later, when his saddled horse was found roaming the countryside. Two years after Tyner rode off, his family is still wondering what happened. Its bel...

Family of missing B.C. rancher appeals for help on 2nd anniversary of disappearance Family members of a man who went missing near Merritt, B.C., are appealing for information on the second anniversary of his disappearance. Social Sharing The Canadian Press · Posted: Jan 26, 2021 12:00 PM PT | Last Updated: March 16 The grieving Tyner family in Wyoming makes a public plea for help on the second anniversary of Ben Tyners disappearance from a Merritt, B.C., area ranch.(RCMP)