Cooper leads six in double figures, Columbia Academy downs FRA
In attendance for Vanderbilt’s last two home games – Memorial Gym victories over Louisiana State and Missouri – Griffin Cooper was recently dubbed the Commodores’ good-luck charm.
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In attendance for Vanderbilt’s last two home games – Memorial Gym victories over Louisiana State and Missouri – Griffin Cooper was recently dubbed the Commodores’ good-luck charm.
NASHVILLE — Columbia Academy regrouped at halftime of Tuesday's District 3-DII-A matchup with host Franklin Road Academy, rallying from a seven-point deficit at intermission and escaping with a 58-55 overtime
In the 1940s and ‘50s, Tommy Glasco had a second-hand store on East Liberty Street. Just inside the front door was a glass jar filled with used dentures and anyone who needed new choppers could just step inside and try the used false teeth on for size. Or maybe swap old dentures for new ones, or for something else in the Wooster store. As long as Tommy was in business, the denture jar was on display. Here are more interesting facts from past ‘Bits and Pieces’ columns. For a period of time, Wooster had two proud entries in the Guiness Book of World Records. One was local celebrity Vernon...
LETHBRIDGE -- The last time Alberta eased restrictions back in January — allowing for salons, gyms, restaurants and pubs to open their doors — business owners were cautiously optimistic about being able to welcome back customers. That optimism came with a sense of uncertainty, though. After all, the rollercoaster ride of enforcing and easing restrictions in what seemed like a loop of agonizing déjà vu had already been underway for nearly a year. This time around there's a much different feeling when it comes to the most recent easing of restrictions in Alberta. "We're being tol...
LETHBRIDGE, ALTA. -- Salons, barbershops, tattoo parlours and piercing shops have all been given the green light to welcome back customers by appointment only this coming Monday for one-on-one services. However, some salon owners in Lethbridge are trying to keep their expectations in check knowing the province could reverse Thursday’s decision if cases surge in the coming weeks. Owner of Southern Roots Hair Design Davita Deering said she feels fortunate to be able to re-open, but knows everything could change in short order. “It’s a little scary. You kind of wonder if you’re...