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Being away from family is hard in the best of times, but right now, it’s even harder for the Bosnian Beast, reports Jason Quick of the Athletic.

The RV and car camping facility in Corvallis’ Pioneer Park has reopened. Parks and Recreation Department employees began admitting campers Tuesday morning, one week after the lot was cleared to allow time to stripe the lot, add amenities and use an application process to ensure that all campers have local ties. By noon Tuesday two RVs already were in their numbered slots, and Jason Quick, the owner of a third RV, had stopped by to pick up his permit and forms. Quick, who owns a 45-foot motorhome, has been staying at the Benton Oaks RV Campground at the Benton County Fairgrounds.

Photo by Cameron Browne/NBAE via Getty Images In recent weeks, rumors have swirled around the Houston Rockets’ James Harden’s purported demands for a trade, with the Portland Trail Blazers amongst those teams Harden reportedly wishes to join, and any such deal would require the dismantling of the Blazers’ lauded backcourt, separating CJ McCollum from Damian Lillard. After McCollum’s lights-out performance against Harden and the Rockets, with 44 points, eight assists, and a game-ending dagger, it seemed natural that the rumors would take front stage in media availability after the team...

Originally posted on Hoops Rumors  |  By Arthur Hill  |  Last updated 12/27/20 After James Harden added the Trail Blazers to his list of preferred destinations this week, CJ McCollum and Damian Lillard made a powerful statement Saturday night for keeping the current backcourt together, writes Jason Quick of The Athletic. McCollum especially stood out in the win over the Rockets with 44 points, eight assists and a game-winning three-pointer in overtime. “What am I supposed to think?” McCollum responded when asked about trade rumors. “I play the same ...

RALEIGH (WTVD) -- The COVID-19 pandemic may be keeping more people off the road, but alcohol, speed and distracted driving remain endemic to American society. Statistically, the days before and after Christmas are more dangerous for North Carolina drivers than any other holiday weekend except for Thanksgiving. According to the NC Department of Transportation, the five year average of 1,927 crashes lead to a yearly average of 10 deaths and more than 900 injuries. So far in 2020, a head-on collision in Johnston County Friday night killed two, including a 78-year-old man. Across the country, the...