Painting up for ?war? (Sparta Expositor)Ray Tollar and his son Lake have been making plans for their new business for a long time. Originally from Florida, the Tollar family moved to Tennessee in hopes of building their dream. With nine months of preparation, Warfare Paintball has four of its six fields open for business.
Cyclo-cross news & racing roundup for November 16 (Cyclingnews.com)Welcome to our regular roundup of what's happening in cyclo-cross. Feel free to send feedback, news and releases to mtb@cyclingnews.com .
2 Cape police officers to be awarded (The News-Press)The Cape Coral Police Department will honor two police officers on Wednesday at 2 p.m., in Council Chambers at 1015 Cultural Park Boulevard.
Junior officers step into the fire at Kaiserslautern competition (Stars and Stripes)KAISERSLAUTERN, Germany ? Shouts of ?tuck your chin,? ?arch your back,? and ?keep moving? filled Kleber Kaserne gym Thursday as 50 junior officers from the 29th Support Group did hand-to-hand battle in a combatives tournament during the unit?s junior officer competition.
Officers cleared in all shootings since 2001 (The Argus Leader)South Dakota law enforcement officers have shot 12 suspects, killing six since June 2001, and in each of the 11 closed cases, the attorney general has justified the use of force. The most recent shooting occurred last month when Highway Patrol Trooper Ryan Lantz shot and killed 26-year-old Anthony Larocco of Harrold. Results of an investigation into that shooting are expected soon.
Singlespeed Cyclo-cross 'World Championships' - NE (Cyclingnews.com)What happens when you combine a World Championship event, 6 kegs of Pabst Blue Ribbon, a limitless supply of Oregon made microbrews, 110 men and 30 women, a heckling contest, a Tequila shortcut and a golden Speedo?
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