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Coffee shop in santa cruz last saturday. And customers there said he made them feel uncomfortable. I just remember he was intense. Something about him was like kind of you know. Goulet was in the marine corps reserves from 1996 until 2002. He worked as a helicopter mechanic and military police. New this morning, the search is on in san leandro for a missing foster child. 11yearold miles oliverez was dropped off at Madison Elementary School on monday and never made it back home to his foster pare...

VINCENNES — The Knox County Chamber of Commerce honored local overachievers in the business world at the Five Under 40 luncheon Friday. Coming from such various backgrounds as cars, civil

This week’s WTOP Player of the Week is Cassandra Sengul of Gainesville High School in Gainesville, Virginia.

This week, Lindsay is joined by Greater Cincinnati & Northern Kentucky New Chief Executive Officer, Patty Lusheck Ragio, to talk all things golf and the Fir

Three of the five positions on the Collier County School board are up for election this year. Three incumbents and eight challengers are vying for the school board’s district one, district three and district five races in the Aug. 23 primary election. All eleven candidates plan to participate in a forum on Tuesday, June 21 at the Naples Area Board of Realtors (NABOR) Convention Center at 6 p.m.

Tyler Ryan shares details about South Carolina's Darius Rucker celebrating Black History Month

Ronnie & TKras shine the Positive Coaching Alliance light on First Tee Program Director Grant Hedricks, as he joins the show to chat about golfing during a pandemic, the increase in youth playing, & his program's unique history in Tampa Bay...

Golf and community involvement are two areas the Country Club of North Carolina prides itself in, and the club is preparing to start a youth caddie program that will embody both. CCNC’s youth caddies will be a part of the Evans Scholars Foundation, which has a scholarship program that has sent more than 11,000 students to college on full-ride scholarships since its inception in 1930. “The club has a long history of trying to be a good neighbor,” said Jeff Dotson, the club’s ...