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ONTARIO — Ontario Speedway will host its third and final sprint boat race of the year on Saturday, and organizers have been hard at work at getting more people to

NEW PLYMOUTH — Coming to the newly-revived Big Nasty Hill Climb and Payette River Music Festival this weekend is an event which plays into the event’s name: The Mechanical Bull

CHICAGO, Ill. (PRWEB) September 06, 2022 -- In an historic and long-awaited decision, an arbitrator has ruled in favor of Teamsters Local 710 in its 2017

PAYETTE COUNTY — After holding off for two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, planners are bringing back the Big Nasty Hill Climb. Ahead of the event, organizer Ron Dillon

ONTARIO — Attendees of inaugural jet sprint boat races at the Ontario Speedway this weekend can expect to see professionals reaching speeds of more than 100 mph as they make

ONTARIO — Spectators won’t get to see sprint boat races near the Ontario municipal airport in May, as there has been a change of plans. However, when the two-day events

ONTARIO — The former Ontario Municipal Golf Course will be turned into a speedway in 2022.

DIAMOND LAKE RESORT, Ore. — The third round of a national snow bike race series began today at Diamond Lake Resort. The race director, Ron Dillon, says there are about 50 participants in the races. The races include a mix of snow bikes, snow mobiles and 4-wheelers. He says the race has the most spectators in event history, with 500 tickets sold. “People are so tired of being cooped up, they’re just dying for something to do. I think there’s people here who couldn’t care less about sno...

Area residents will get the chance to watch the races in Alpine on January 16. In Star Valley, winter sports – the faster the better – mean adrenaline-pumping, heart-pounding fun for anyone riding a machine with a throttle, skis and a track. Riders can be seen or heard in a blur through fields or catching air in the backcountry. But come January 16, at Alpine, there will be a unique “first” for what many locals traditionally call “sleds.” Note to visitors: calling them snowmobiles i...

COVID changed everything Phil and Gay Courter were quarantined on a Texas Air Force base after being flown by military cargo plane along with cruise ship passengers. This photo is taken from the plane. Photo courtesy of Phil Courter Get more from the Citrus County Chronicle “This is like a luxury prison.” — Philip Courter, Crystal River resident who, along with his wife, Gay, was among the passengers and crew of the Diamond Princ...