AB StaffFitnessBouldering Gym Set to Open in NorfolkInstead of traveling around the world to get in some rock climbing, Marisa and Matt Beck will soon be able to tackle boulders right here in Norfolk. The pair, along with their business partner Jason McKenzie, plan to open a climbing gym in Norfolk in JuneMay 8, 2018FacilitiesFranklin: PSU Playing Catch Up with FacilitiesPenn State rolled out the facility master plan last winter in what was expected to be the roadmap for the future of Penn State's facilities.May 8, 2018Stadium & ArenaHigh School to Build $5.7M StadiumMilwaukee Public Schools will break ground Thursday on a $5.7 million athletic stadium at Vincent High School on the city's northwest side, part of a plan to spend about $11 million on district athletic fields in the next few years.May 8, 2018BudgetingU. of New Mexico Discloses Sport-Specific CostsFor the first time under the new University of New Mexico administration, the athletics department presented a team-by-team expense breakdown that, while not entirely complete, is the best snapshot to date of what each of the Lobos's 22 NCAA-recognized vaMay 8, 2018FitnessFitness and Wellness Businesses Help Fill Void at MallsIn the world of retail, it's increasingly out with the old — traditional department stores or aging fast-food chains — and in with new wellness-oriented gyms and eateries that are in vogue among consumers.May 8, 2018Stadium & ArenaMemphis Eyes Liberty Bowl RenovationsThe Memphis City Council approved a new lineup of renovations at the Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium on Tuesday in a play for more high-quality football recruits.May 8, 2018MarketingESPN to Carry UFC Events on Streaming PlatformThe world's biggest mixed martial arts promotion is bringing the octagon to the "worldwide leader in sports." The UFC and the Walt Disney Company announced an agreement Tuesday to stream exclusive events on ESPN+...May 8, 2018Safety & SecurityOpinion: FHSAA Should Do More to Fight HeatstrokeThe Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) has fumbled many things over the years, but the state's governing body of high school sports took an important first step by mandating heatstroke training to protect the health of our athletes.May 8, 2018ProgrammingHigh School Football Co-Op Spans State LinesForty miles of winding road, a mountain pass and a time zone separate the tiny Interstate 90 towns of Mullan, Idaho, and St. Regis, Montana. Their dying high school football programs are bringing them together.May 8, 2018LegalBaseball Teams Turn 'Ugly' Incident into LessonThe alleged incident happened Monday as Brighton and Jordan finished a hard-fought, emotional game, the first in a three-game series. The pitcher, who is black, said a Brighton player exchanged words with Jordan's third baseman and then directed a racialMay 8, 2018Previous PagePage 353 of 1412Next PageTop StoriesOperationsOhio State Made $5.1M by Hosting 2024 CFP GameExpansion of the College Football Playoff to 12 teams last year allowed certain participants to host a first-round game, a prospect that proved quite lucrative for eventual national champion Ohio State.Governing BodiesSEC Suspends Florida Assistant Football Coach for Three Games Over Role in AltercationSafety & SecurityPolice: High School Football Player Punched Referee During GameGoverning BodiesNCAA Collaborates With RQ+ on Nex-Gen Training Program for OfficialsSponsored ContentBackstroke Start Devices: The Standard for Safer, Faster Swimming
