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Performing Arts of Churchill County presents “Maine Street Gang: the Musical.”Nov. 2-4 onstage at the Fallon Theatre. All shows begin at 7 p.m. with an additional matinee Nov. 4 at 1 p.m.Tickets are available now for $10 through paccnv.org. Admission will be $15 at the door.Written by PACC Director Tim Wuth, the musical tells the story of a group of local children who discover an old, abandoned building downtown. After transforming it into their clubhouse they uncover the incredible history of the old building. Will their clubhouse be demolished to make way for a new mall or will the Maine Street Gang find a way to preserve the history of their downtown community?“Maine Street Gang” features a cast of 20 local children from Numa Elementary School, Churchill County Middle School, Oasis Academy, Veritas Co-op, Logos Christian Academy and Agape Church School.“We are very excited to present the ‘Maine Street Gang’ musical to the Fallon community,” said Wuth. “Our amazingly talented cast of fourth through eighth grade students have been working hard since mid-September to bring you this musical story that has bits of community history and nostalgia."Many dedicated locals came together for this production including Assistant Director Noreen Swenson,  » Read

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Photo courtesy of LSU Athletics Trey Holly had a very special night Saturday night in Death Valley, rushing for 91 yards on six carries and capping it off with a 67-yard touchdown that gave LSU a 62-0 lead late in the game against the Army Black Knights. For his performance, Holly has been named the SEC Freshman of the Week, according to the conference. He will share the honor with Suntarine Perkins, a linebacker from Ole Miss. Holly, a true freshman from Farmerville, LA, averaged 15.2 yards per carry on the night and his touchdown run helped LSU get over 200 yards rushing on the night. Holly’s SEC weekly honor is the sixth for the Tigers football team as he joined Jayden Daniels (3x SEC Offensive Player of the Week), Malik Nabers (SEC Offensive Player of the Week), and Emery Jones (SEC Offensive Lineman of the Week). The Tigers are on their bye this coming week before traveling to Tuscaloosa to face off against the Alabama Crimson Tide in a 6:45 p.m.  » Read More

PHILADELPHIA — (AP) — Aaron Nola takes the ball in Game 6 of the NL Championship Series with a couple of familiar questions swirling around him.Can he pitch the Phillies one win closer to a World Series title?If not, might this be his last start in a Philadelphia uniform?The answer to the first query is an easy one — a resounding yes. Nola is 3-0 in the postseason — including seven shutout innings in the NL wild-card clincher against Miami — with a 0.96 ERA. He has allowed two runs in 18 2/3 innings, struck out 19 and walked two.With a second straight trip to the World Series at stake, Nola gets the call Monday night against Arizona in the NLCS.Now, as for his last start with the Phillies...If he wins Monday, he's sure to pitch again. But Nola knows each postseason outing has the potential of serving as his last one with the Phillies as he nears the end of his five-year contract.  » Read More

The CEO of Fanbase says his startup has more than 400,000 users as it finalizes a $5 million crowd raise. Isaac Hayes III knows that the first thing people will notice is his name. His father was the iconic R&B producer and singer most known for writing the theme music from the 1971 flick “Shaft” and voicing the Chef character on “South Park.” But this generation’s Isaac Hayes wants to conquer the social media world. His startup, Fanbase, is betting on the continued erosion of legacy media companies, where smaller direct-to-consumer interactions become the new – maybe even soulful – normal. “The future of television is not going to be networks,” Hayes tells Forbes. “It’s going to be individuals.” Hayes’ story is the second installment of Forbes’ “Journey to ForbesBLK Summit,” an editorial series leading up to the inaugural event in Atlanta from November 5-6. ForbesBLK is amplifying local entrepreneurs like Hayes who are taking distinctive approaches to business and thought leadership.  » Read More

HOUSTON — Houston Astros pitcher Bryan Abreu was suspended for two games and fined Saturday by Major League Baseball, which said he intentionally threw at Adolis García of the Texas Rangers during Game 5 of the AL Championship Series. MLB said all six umpires decided Abreu’s pitch was intentional. MLB said it “took into account the dangerous nature of the pitch and its potential impact on player safety.” Abreu would start the suspension with Game 6 on Sunday unless he appeals. His pitch started a benches-clearing incident that led to a 12-minute delay before play resumed. The suspension was announced by MLB senior vice president Michael Hill. An appeal would be heard by John McHale Jr., a special assistant to baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred. García and Astros pitcher Lance McCullers Jr. were fined along with Texas pitcher Matt Bush. McCullers and Bush are being prohibited from sitting on their team benches for the rest of the series. Houston manager Dusty Baker was fined for his actions following his ejection.  » Read More

Rangers October 21, 2023 / 5:22 PM / AP Rangers fans optimistic as team heads back to Houston for Game 6 Rangers fans optimistic as team heads back to Houston for Game 6 00:33 Houston Astros pitcher Bryan Abreu was suspended for two games and fined Saturday by Major League Baseball, which said he intentionally threw at Adolis García of the Texas Rangers during Game 5 of the AL Championship Series. MLB said all six umpires decided Abreu's pitch was intentional. MLB said it "took into account the dangerous nature of the pitch and its potential impact on player safety."Abreu would start the suspension with Game 6 on Sunday unless he appeals. His pitch started a benches-clearing incident that led to a 12-minute delay before play resumed.The suspension was announced by MLB senior vice president Michael Hill. John McHale Jr., a special assistant to baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred, would hear an appeal.García and Astros pitcher Lance McCullers Jr.  » Read More

ARLINGTON, Texas — Houston Astros pitcher Bryan Abreu and manager Dusty Baker were ejected from Game 5 of the AL Championship series after the reliever hit the Texas Rangers' Adolis García with a pitch in the eighth inning Friday, triggering benches to clear two innings after the slugger's go-ahead home run. García also was ejected by the umpires. García was irate after being hit on his upper left arm by a 98.9 mph fastball and immediately turned and got into the face of catcher Martín Maldonado. García waved his finger in Maldonado's face while the slugger was behind pushed back by plate umpire Marvin Hudson. Both benches and bullpens cleared, with players from both sides surrounding each other at home plate. Once things settled down, umpires ejected Abreu and García. Baker threw his cap in reaction to his pitcher's ejection and remained in the dugout for an extended argument before heading to the clubhouse. The Rangers led 4-2 after García's three-run homer in the sixth inning. He took a few short steps out of the batter's box and watched the ball land in the seats before empathically spiking the bat.  » Read More

1 / 25 A youth community member enjoys a Las Vegas Raiders' Stretch and Move activity during the annual Kids Day Out at Lied Memorial Clubhouse. Shannon Valor/Las Vegas Raiders 2 / 25 A youth community member enjoys a Las Vegas Raiders' Stretch and Move activity during the annual Kids Day Out at Lied Memorial Clubhouse. Shannon Valor/Las Vegas Raiders 3 / 25 A youth community member enjoys a Las Vegas Raiders' Stretch and Move activity during the annual Kids Day Out at Lied Memorial Clubhouse. Shannon Valor/Las Vegas Raiders 4 / 25 Las Vegas Raiders manager of community relations Jibri Blount hands out fresh produce from Melissa's Produce to community members at the Raiders' Stretch and Move station during the annual Kids Day Out at Lied Memorial Clubhouse. Shannon Valor/Las Vegas Raiders 5 / 25 Las Vegas Raiders manager of community relations Jibri Blount hands out fresh produce from Melissa's Produce to community members at the Raiders' Stretch and Move station during the annual Kids Day Out at Lied Memorial Clubhouse.  » Read More

PHOENIX (AP) — More than 15 minutes after the game, Ketel Marte stood at his clubhouse ... Get the iOS app from App Store.  » Read More