From Start to Finish, Creating Accessible Sports Events
Planning an inclusive event is a conscious choice, and starts well before the event takes place, with decision-making about promotional materials, inf...
Planning an inclusive event is a conscious choice, and starts well before the event takes place, with decision-making about promotional materials, inf...
The five-year anniversary of obstacle racing in the U.S. has come and gone, and the sport remains strong and growing. Here’s a snapshot view of how th...
The movie, “Concussion,” about Dr. Bennet Omalu, the Nigerian forensic pathologist who was the first to publish findings of chronic traumatic encephal...
New York’s Pier 40, once the passenger terminal for the Holland America line, has since served as overflow parking and commercial warehouse space, wit...
The Ugly Sweater Run is an untimed 5K offered in 22 cities nationwide. The event is followed by a reception and party with beer, hot chocolate and mor...
If the hot toy, Hello Barbie, is now Hello Hackable Barbie, what does that mean for connected sports equipment? It’s not something out of sci-fi. A r...
Remember the old resorts in the Catskills, brought to life in movies like ‘Dirty Dancing?’ One of them may have a second life as a youth sports comple...
Big sports events can put a strain on the hotel capabilities of an area, and southwest Florida is no exception to this rule. The recent addition of ne...
It’s a conundrum that up until a few years ago, didn’t exist. The legalization of marijuana in specific states has event planners scrambling to develo...
The recent announcement of GunTV (just what it sounds like: a home shopping network dedicated to personal armaments) has landed on the radar of the pu...