Are Homeschooled Students and Teams the New Market for Event Owners?
Some obvious takeaways from recent developments in Texas: The first is that contacting your state lawmakers works. But the second is something event o...
Some obvious takeaways from recent developments in Texas: The first is that contacting your state lawmakers works. But the second is something event o...
As TV coverage of youth sports dips (with the exception of international championships like the Little League World Series), event owners are turning ...
Well, this idea is spreading like, oh, the measles. But maybe this time, that’s a good thing. At least one New Jersey city is considering prohibiting ...
It certainly made headlines: the high school coach who tried to dry his wet field by dousing parts of it with gasoline and dropping a match. Other sch...
While it doesn’t spell it out, the NCAA’s strategic plan to improve its women’s basketball program in all three divisions isn’t something the organiza...
Clearwater is in hot water. Following the revelation that the special events division of its parks and recreation department hadn’t tracked income and...
As MLB regular season gets underway, it does so knowing that next spring, 2020, brings with it a special anniversary: that of the inception of Negro L...
Event owners – who already know the importance of following concussion protocols and who are already on edge about unvaccinated athletes – now have an...
Drones continue to create a buzz (and not always a good one) in cities with high-profile sports teams. Now, Homeland Security is involved, along with ...
First, airlines stopped accepting cash for inflight drinks in an attempt to expedite service. Now, stadiums are considering doing the same. Is it an i...