AB StaffRec CenterNew Recreation Center Attracts Thousands of MembersFrom Kempsville's opening on June 29 through July 6, 5,665 people joined city rec centers. In the same week last summer, the city sold 3,714 memberships, parks and rec spokeswoman Julie Braley said.July 16, 2017AquaticsNew Rec Center Pool Opens as Residents Dive InThe Woodland Hills Recreation Center swimming pool opened with a cannonball splash on Saturday, just in time...July 15, 2017FacilitiesWVU Tries to Keep Pace in Big 12 Facility Arms RaceWhen it comes to athletic facilities, those in the Big 12 don't mind spending a buck or two. Or a million bucks or two...July 15, 2017ProgrammingParents Question New Athletics Participation FeeSome parents still have significant questions and concerns about the new athletics participation fee enacted by...July 15, 2017ProgrammingOpinion: Unpaid Hoops Suites Latest of UNM WoesThe hits just seem to keep on comin' from UNM Athletics. Let's run down the top of the charts...July 14, 2017ProgrammingEx-Ohio State Player Sues School Over Use of LikenessOne of Ohio State's most famous football stars sued the university Friday over a marketing program he says used athletes' images without permission and robbed them of compensation.July 14, 2017LegalNCAA Tells Officials to Shorten All In-Game DelaysThe NCAA has directed officials to adhere to timing guidelines more attentively. The halftime intermission must run closer to the allotted 20 minutes. Those pesky, seemingly incessant television timeouts will not run longer than scheduled.July 14, 2017ProgrammingCoaches Hope Recruits Play Poorly for Other CoachesScout.com national recruiting analyst Evan Daniels touched on the subject before the start of the first period on Wednesday, tweeting, "Little known fact during the live periods: More coaches hope their recruits play bad in front of other coaches, than weJuly 14, 2017Rec CenterCouncil Mulls $1.2M for Recreation ImprovementsGreensburg Council next month will decide whether to borrow $1.2 million to improve its recreation facilities, including a major overhaul of Veterans' Memorial Pool at Lynch Field.July 14, 2017FacilitiesNap Rooms Give MLB Players a BoostA baseball schedule can play havoc with sleep, but some major league teams are trying to combat the grind of the long season by giving their players a place to catch some shut-eye at the ballpark, away from their noisier teammates or their rambunctious kiJuly 14, 2017Previous PagePage 603 of 1412Next PageTop StoriesGoverning BodiesLouisiana Politicians Can Now Display Campaign Signage at School Sports EventsLouisiana governor Jeff Landry and state lawmakers have made an exception within a more sweeping ban on political signs on government property to allow campaign signage to be displayed at public school athletic fields and gymnasiums.ProgrammingAfter Eliminating Swim Program, Cal Poly to Elevate STUNT to Varsity StatusLegalParks Director Pleads Guilty to Stealing $125K From TownLegalJudge Denies Preliminary Injunction to Immediately Reinstate Former HS Football CoachSponsored ContentTesting Finds No Detectable PFAS in FieldTurf—Outperforming Even Grass
