National Park Week Celebrates 101st Year
Here we are in the middle of National Park Week and celebrating more than 100 years of protecting and preserving the nation’s parks and monuments. Got...
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Panama City Beach Finds Success in Rebranding as a Family and Sports Destination
When Panama City Beach rebranded itself as a family and sports destination, and in the process, put up a detour sign to its longtime spring break traf...
When a Woman Signs a Football Letter of Intent, What Does it Mean for Other Gridiron Events?
Note to trailblazers ready to push the envelope: Someone has already licked the stamp. When Becca Longo of Basha High School in Arizona became signed...
USA Baseball and MLB Held Their First-ever Girls' Tournament
It happened last week, while everyone was distracted by the Easter holidays and tax day. But even though it happened quietly, the first-ever girls’ ba...
A Sure Bet: The Economic Impact of Oakland Raiders’ Move to Vegas
Vegas appears to have hit the jackpot, economic impact-wise. Nevada gets eight NFL games per year, potential Super Bowls, Pro Bowls and NFL Drafts and...
The National Hockey League to Miss the First Winter Olympic Games in 20 Years
The NHL just put the Winter Olympics on ice. The announcement ended a long debate about whether the league would allow its players to skate for their ...
Korean Officials Encourage Mixing Business and Pleasure at 2018 Winter Olympics
After the morass of bad luck that was the run-up to the Rio Olympics, it’s no surprise that the Korean Tourism Organization is looking to put a happy ...
Inside Events: United States Gaelic Athletic Association
Many sports, including soccer, came to America in the process of immigration. Others have evolved over time. But when an American organization works t...
March Madness: Broken Brackets and Broken Bank Accounts
Your bracket is busted and you’re out a few dollars in the betting pool. Just be glad you’re not the families of some of those athletes, who shelled o...
Where Have All The Flowers Gone? A False Spring Followed by a Blizzard Hurts the Backdrop of Blooms Spring Event Planners Count On
Mother Nature had some serious mood swings this spring. From teasing the Northeast with temperatures in the 70s one week to pounding it with blizzards...