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EUGENE, Ore. (June 6, 2024) – Washington State senior decathlete Lee Walburn captured First-Team All-America honors with a seventh-place finish while Maribel Caicedo and Micaela De Mello each advanced to

Meet Recap: 2022 NAIA Outdoor T&F Championships

It's been nearly two decades since Carroll College athletics has been able to claim they are home to back-to-back national champions, but at the NAIA National Outdoor track and field meet, Lee Walburn brought that designation home picking up his second straight title in the decathlon.

It's been nearly two decades since Carroll College athletics has been able to claim they are home to back-to-back national champions, but at the NAIA National Outdoor track and field meet, Lee Walburn brought that designation home picking up his second straight title in the decathlon.

Lee Walburn, a Whitefish native, won his second consecutive national championship in the decathlon. He surpassed his personal record for overall points - setting a new school record – and scored almost 700 more points than last year's competition.

Meet Recap: 2022 NAIA Outdoor T&F Championships

As the only two decathletes in the Frontier Conference, Brett Glaser and Lee Walburn spend much of their time together, pushing each other for NAIA Nationals at practice and at meets. Walburn is currently ranked 1st in the NAIA, and Glaser ranked 7th.

Terry Kay never allowed anything in print, by his own hand, that trumpeted he was a best-selling author. He had too much class for that.

Atlanta Magazine Illustration by Max-o-matic If you want a definitive history of Atlanta magazine’s early years, you’ll have to read Robert Coram’s epic 14,000-word story that took up the entire feature well of our 35th anniversary issue in 1996. (We recently posted it online, though if you can find a hard copy, you’ll notice that it’s followed by a story on Anne Quatrano and Clifford Harrison’s Cartersville farmhouse written by yours truly.) Owned by the Chamber of Commerce until ...

Terry Kay, a Georgia author whose novels line bookshelves in homes and libraries, died in his Athens home Dec. 12, ending a path Kay knew was imminent in October when doctors told him he had only weeks to live. Kay, 82, succumbed to aggressive stage 4 liver cancer, but in those intervening weeks he was able to have in-home visits with his family members and friends and read the many comforting comments people left on social media. The author, who began his career as a novelist in 1976 with “...