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Maine's newest hatchet throwing venue will open later this month.

Tyler Seidel, a DeSales University accounting major, got a job at an ax-throwing venue two years ago and is now one of the best in the sport.

Hit a rage room, take a walk along the water, or drink by a fire. You could also go ice skating on the C&O Canal.

Ever leave work so mad you want to just throw things? How bout an axe? At a target. With a cold beer, or a nice glass of chardonnay. Music on in the background. With some of your favourite friends or co-workers. Youll soon be able to do that on Pine Street in Warrensburg. The Warrensburg Start Journal is reporting that the Warrensburg City Council approved a conditional use permit at their meeting to allow axe throwing at 108 West Pine Street. Documents submitted to the City of Warrensburg for ...

Canadian Music Week announced on May 6 that legendary radio host Terry DiMonte as a 2021 inductee of the Canadian Broadcast Industry Hall of Fame. DiMonte, host of Mornings Rock on CHOM 97.7 FM, will be honoured for his achievements and longstanding career in the broadcast industry at the online Music & Broadcast Industry Awards (MBIA) induction ceremony. DiMonte recently announced his retirement with his last broadcast on CHOM scheduled for May 28. The MBIAs, hosted by Darrin Rose, will take p...

My husband Cy and I never miss the Health Code Violations blurbs in the Washington Post every Thursday.  While it seems a bit ghoulish, they shine a light on how local government functions.  Admittedly, it’s not nice to read that a favorite restaurant or grocery store had a rodent or insect infestation.  But some entries are for alcohol-related violations, and the citations and fines are issued by the city’s Alcoholic Beverage Regulatory Administration, or ABRA, which also regulates Fir...

Kick Axe Owner Defied Pandemic Ban on Axe Throwing to Keep Staff Employed The venue has received two fines for violating Covid restrictions. Kick Axe is now shut down indefinitely. Photograph courtesy Kick Axe. Ginger Flesher-Sonnier figured the most dangerous thing about axe throwing was throwing axes. So she continued to operate her Ivy City hatchet-hurling bar Kick Axe throughout the pandemic with Covid safety protocols in place. She closed off alternating ranges to allow for social distan...

The Alibi on the afternoon of Jan. 6, Twitter users reacted by tagging Mayor Muriel Bowser and city agencies that have the power to hold the bar accountable for violating the indoor dining ban. The Alcoholic Beverage Regulation Administration issues warnings and fines.  Get our free newsletter Success! See you in your inbox. Whoops! There was an error and we couldnt process your subscription. Please reload the page and try again. Processing… Most...