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There are grand openings and there are soft opening. And apparently, there are quasi-openings that are held just to prove a point. Proponents of the p...

When it comes to fantasy sports, event owners have two choices: ignore them or figure out how to profit from them. The Minnesota Vikings took Option ...

And you thought soccer parents yelling at coaches and officials was a problem. Two oceans away, a government is trying to crack down on unruly fans – ...

The established fact is that tourism means dollars. Unfortunately, there’s another fact: for international tourists who want to come to the U.S. to ta...

Long before most of the rest of the nation, California was the first to ban smoking in bars, restaurants and common outdoor areas such as parks. Now, ...

What if you held a baseball game and nobody came? It happened in Baltimore last week, but not because people weren’t interested in attending. The Balt...

While it might not be the first sport to spring to most people’s mind, chess has remained a part of the youth activity landscape for decades. There is...

The Waupaca Boatride Volleyball Tournament, known as the U.S. Open of Grass Volleyball, is the world’s largest outdoor volleyball tournament, with 1,0...

A first-class fishing hole is (as might be expected) filled with prize catches, but more than that, it offers special amenities to its participants, s...

From its earliest days as a slow-pitch softball organization, USSSA has grown to serve over 3.7 million participants, competing in 13 nationally sanct...