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The Madeira Beach City Commission meeting on Aug. 9 brought insults, accusations and possible slander over the City Attorney.

Jennifer Davis of Selma, North Carolina, and April Grady of Mount Olive, North Carolina, have been named the local program co-coordinators for Special Olympics Johnston County effective immediately, according to

Chris Tarmann, acting chief of the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh police department, recently was honored with the 2023 Dale Brunner Hall of Fame Award, a prestigious service honor granted to law enforcement members supporting Special Olympics Wisconsin. The Dale Brunner Hall of Fame Award is bestowed upon those who have gone above and beyond the...

Organizers expect to welcome more than 1,500 Special Olympians, coaches and volunteers during the Orono games.

Carroll's Spring Games has been an annual tradition for 50 years, but the $6,000 event will be replaced with an annual free Special Olympics qualifier for the first time this year.

Carroll's Spring Games has been an annual tradition for 50 years, but the $6,000 event will be replaced with an annual free Special Olympics qualifier for the first time this year.

USI Softball has five named to CSC Academic All-District

EVANSVILLE, Ind. – University of Southern Indiana Softball junior outfielder Mackenzie Bedrick (Brownsburg, Indiana), senior outfielder Emma Tucher (New Palestine, Indiana), senior infielder Rachel Martinez (Chicago, Illinois), senior utility Allie Goodin (Evansville, Indiana), and senior infielder 

The Special Olympics are profoundly special for Master Sgt. Amber Dunn of Galesburg, patrol officer with Illinois State Police. An ISP officer since 2010, the 47-year-old is the State Police coordinator (for all of Illinois) for the Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR). The next four weeks will be the biggest time in Dunn’s […]

Having fun with friends and competing at the highest level is what the Special Olympics is all about. The Special Olympics athlete oath even reads: “Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.” During Friday’s Area 6 Spring Games, 120 athletes spanning all over Montcalm County and Ionia County gave their all in eight different events scattered around the front of the Greenville High School athletic complex encompassing Yellow Jacket Stadium, primarily, and some of Lega...