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Price named GLVC Player of the Week USI Basketball (Source: WFIE) By Bethany Miller | January 25, 2021 at 2:18 PM CST - Updated January 25 at 2:18 PM EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) -University of Southern Indiana senior forward was named the Great Lakes Valley Conference Player of the Week for his efforts in the Screaming Eagles’ victories over Lewis University January 21 and the University of Illinois Springfield January 23. The GLVC Player of the Week award is the first of the year for Pri...

RCSD said the chase started at Bluebird Lane and ended on Screaming Eagle Road.

High-speed chase ended in head-on crash into cement mixer, killing two, deputies say Noah Feit, The State (Columbia, S.C.) Jan. 26—Two people were killed Monday in a fiery crash after a high-speed chase, the Richland County Sheriffs Department said. The driver and a passenger in a 2012 Ford Escape died after a head-on collision with a cement mixer, said Cpl. Matt Southern of the South Carolina Highway Patrol. The collision happened at about 1:50 p.m. on Screaming Eagle Road, a...

Head-on crash into cement mixer kills two in Richland County chase, SC cops say Noah Feit, The State (Columbia, S.C.) Jan. 26—Two people were killed Monday in a crash after a chase with Richland County sheriffs deputies. The driver and a passenger in a 2012 Ford Escape died after a head-on collision with a cement mixer, said Cpl. Matt Southern of the South Carolina Highway Patrol. The collision happened at about 1:50 p.m. on Screaming Eagle Road, according to Southern. A secti...

RCSD: Suspects tossed out drugs, hit patrol car several times before chase ended in deadly crash WIS News 10 Staff © Provided by Columbia WIS TV RCSD said the chase started at Bluebird Lane and ended on Screaming Eagle Road when the suspect’s vehicle hit another car. COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - The Richland County Sheriff’s Department has released more information about a chase that ended in a crash on Screaming Eagle Road and killed two people on Monday afternoon. It happened...

Wine Press - Aperture Cellars Focuses On Creating Outstanding Wines in Sonoma County Updated Jan 25, 2021; Facebook Share But if it wasn’t for photography, Jesse Katz probably never would have become a renowned winemaker. Katz’s long journey to becoming a winemaker can be traced back to his father, Andy, a professional photographer. “My father had always been a photographer,” Katz said during a recent interview. “He used to do rock and roll album covers for The Doobie Brothers and Da...

USI men’s and women’s cross country begin seasons at Samford Open By Aaron Hancock | January 23, 2021 at 11:38 PM CST - Updated January 24 at 11:18 PM SAMFORD, AL. (WFIE) - The University of Southern Indiana men’s track and field team kicked off the 2020-21 indoor season at the Samford Open with an NCAA II automatic qualifying run and other top finishes in distance events. Senior Austin Nolan wasted no time to punch his ticket for the NCAA II National Championships by outpac...

illustration: Danielle Grinberg Screaming Eagle famously makes some of the most well-regarded, limited, and absolutely jaw-droppingly expensive wine in all of America. Owned today by billionaire Stan Kroenke, Screaming Eagle’s Sauvignon Blanc sells for over $5,000 a bottle on average, and currently has a waiting list that reportedly takes over a decade to ascend to the top of, simply to be allowed to purchase bottles from the mere 400 to 750 cases released per year. This remains such an achie...

WineInk The trials and tribulations of the wine world may seem like trifles in this lonesome time. But for many, the economic importance of wine cannot be understated. And for others, the solace and sensory satisfaction found in a glass of wine can be an important component to continued emotional well-being. Those two needs coalesced this past Sunday as local restaurants were forced to implement plan D, E or, I guess even F, when Pitkin County went to level Red in response to the increasing num...

First up, Harley says the new Street Bob is the lightest of its Softail models, and powered by the new Milwaukee-Eight engine. Considering it also boasts 114-cubic-inches of said eight-valve V-twin, it’d be a good guess that it won’t lack for grunt. Harley officially says there’s 119 lb-ft of torque and that the revitalized 2021 is 9-per-cent quicker to 96 km/hr than the previous-generation Street Bob. If you do need more grunt, Milwaukee will also sell you a Screaming Eagle III kit, wit...