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CENTRAL MINNESOTA TOWN BALL REPORT Completing my tenth year at 1390 Granite City Sports with your weekly amateur baseball (Town Team) reports. Including

Back for the ninth season at 1390 Granite City Sports with your weekly amateur baseball (Town Team) reports. Including game summaries, upcoming schedules, league standings, tournament summaries and an occasional special interest feature. The plan is to continue to include: Arrowhead West/Section 2B: Cold Spring Springers, Moorhead Brewers, Moorhead Mudcats, Hamel Hawks, EGF Mass and Brainerd Bees, Central Valley League, Sauk Valley League, Victory League South and Stearns County, New London-Spicer and Paynesville Pirates of the County Line League teams and the Foley Lumberjacks formerly of the...

Back for the ninth season at 1390 Granite City Sports with your weekly amateur baseball (Town Team) reports. Including game summaries, upcoming schedules, league standings, tournament summaries and an occasional special interest feature. The plan is to continue to include: Arrowhead West/Section 2B: Cold Spring Springers, Moorhead Brewers, Moorhead Mudcats, Hamel Hawks, EGF Mass and Brainerd Bees, Central Valley League, Sauk Valley League, Victory League South and Stearns County, New London-Spicer and Paynesville Pirates of the County Line League teams and the Foley Lumberjacks formerly of the...

‘Bin Yah’ Celebrating the Cainhoy peninsula’s Gullah-Geechee ties By:  Elizabeth Bush Author Herb Frazier can still picture the scene in his mind. It took place about 15 years ago, when he was conducting research for his book, “Behind God’s Back: Gullah Memories — Cainhoy, Wando, Huger, Daniel Island, St. Thomas Island, South Carolina.”    Frazier was visiting the home of Cainhoy peninsula native Harold Lincoln Sr., who was then nearing his 93rd birthday. Lincoln had spent his whole life in the tight-knit Jack Primus community, located off Clements Ferry Road, and Frazier ...

The Jolliest Bunch Low Tide Brewing: no explanation needed. The State Ports Authority is unloading land it doesn't need to support its maritime operations at the Port of Charleston. File/AP Gaining access State Ports Authority-owned site has no access could soon be finalized. The maritime agency's board of directors last week agreed to spend up to $4 million to build a two-lane road from Charleston Regional Parkway to the roughly 162-acre parcel known as the  Jack Primus tract. The land is adjacent to  Charleston Regional Business Center, which is off Clements Ferry Road in Berkel...