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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — One of Ohio State’s defensive leaders has decided he will enter the NFL Draft. Linebacker Steele Chambers announced Tuesday afternoon he will forgo his sixth year of eligibility and enter the NFL Draft. A few days prior, defensive tackle Michael Hall Jr. also declared for the NFL Draft. “It has been […]

City officials estimate that downtown has space on upper floors of buildings to develop about 75 housing units.

On Thursday the Roxburgh Trotting Club will celebrate 75 years of harness racing. Formed in 1932 the Club held its first race meeting in 1933. The early meetings were non-totalisator and it wasn’t until 1949 (75 years ago) that the club received its first full tote license. The first Roxburgh Cup was actually run at

A growing number of entrepreneurs are investing in small businesses in Horizon City, a rising community on El Paso’s eastern fringe that is trying to encourage the development of more

City officials estimate that downtown has space on upper floors of buildings to develop about 75 housing units.

Previously: Alabama Offense  While 'Bama's offense has had its ups-and-downs, the 'Bama defense has been a rock solid unit all season long. Boasting a hyper talented, NFL-ready secondary, the Crimson Tide have SP+'s #9 defense in the country. There are some weaknesses in the middle compared to past years, but the pass rush and secondary is legit and there's plenty to be frightened of here:    The Film: We're sticking with the Georgia-Alabama tape for the defens...

Snail Mail, Narrow HeadMohawk, $42.50 As Snail Mail, guitar wunderkind Lindsey Jordan wowed Matador Records devotees with earnest love so

Jonathan Roberts rallied on closing night to win five harness racing dashes and edge Johnathan Ahle in the Rosecroft Drivers Standings. Roberts finished with 52 win in 238 starts while Ahle netted 50 wins in 249 starts, including the finale of the meet with Thor And Dr Jones for trainer Greg Trotto and co-owners, Jon

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