Clubhouse

An apartment project near downtown Sarasota closed on a $43 million construction loan that will allow building to begin. Bayside North will provide 96 apartments at 1250 10th St. Texas real estate investment firm Affinius Capital partnered with New York investment firm Axonic Capital on the loan, according to a statement.  “This transaction represents an opportunity to finance the development of a high-quality, condo-grade asset in a market with a robust renter base,” Affinius Capital Co-Head of Debt Originations Eric Cohen says in the statement. With funding secured, Coral Gables-based developer Allan Morris Co. will commence construction on Bayside North, which will be a seven-story luxury apartment building.  An LLC tied to Allan Morris Co. purchased the 0.96-acre site for the complex for $1.2 million May 6, according to Sarasota County property records. When complete, Bayside North will provide an “elevated residential experience that thoughtfully blends architecture, amenities and place-making in one of Florida’s most dynamic growth corridors,” Allen Morris Co. President W.A. Spencer Morris says in a statement. Floor plans will range from one to three bedrooms and average 1,200 square feet.  » Read More

May 14, 2026, 2:19 p.m. ET Love movies? All 88 Ohio counties have free movie screenings in 2026 as part of America 250, and Cinemark is offering family-friendly big-screen movies all summer. The movie chain's 10-week Summer Movie Clubhouse program features Wednesday morning screenings, with some locations also offering showtimes on Mondays and Thursdays. Titles include popular releases like "Paddington," "Sonic the Hedgehog," "Shrek Forever After" and "A Minecraft Movie." The program also offers concession deals, including $1 off snack packs and $1 off popcorn-and-drink combos of any size. Cinemark's Summer Movie Clubhouse will run at more than 285 theaters nationwide, including many in Ohio. Here's where to go and how to buy tickets.What movies are included in Cinemark's summer lineup?Cinemark's Summer Movie Clubhouse includes 10 family-friendly movies, according to the company: "Paddington" "Sonic the Hedgehog" "KPop Demon Hunters Sing Along" "Shrek Forever After" "The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants" "A Minecraft Movie" "Dog Man" "How to Train Your Dragon" (live action) "The Bad Guys 2" "Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie" Over 20 Ohio Cinemark theaters offering $1.75 movies this summerCinemark will offer $1.75 tickets for select movies starting June 1.  » Read More

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Clubhouse experiences are key to setting a venue apart from the pack, and that is exactly what Salgados Golf Club in the Algarve is seeking to accomplish with the addition of new activities and upgraded food and beverage concepts. Evolving under Troon management, central to the latest enhancements is the launch of The Green Room, a vibrant new sports lounge concept designed to elevate the social experience for visitors, families, members and guests. Featuring two state-of-the-art golf simulators by Foresight Sports plus six big screen TVs, the venue offers an interactive and immersive environment where guests can enjoy golf, games, sports and hospitality in a relaxed setting off the course. Complementing the new concept is a refreshed culinary direction at Salgados, led by newly appointed restaurant manager, Sofia Rosa. Together with chefs Ana Paula, Pauliene and Cristiana, the female-led food and beverage team has revamped the menu with elevated presentation, integrating natural renowned ingredients from Portugal into popular visitor favorites designed to appeal to both golfers and resort guests. "The introduction of The Green Room and the evolution of our food and beverage offering at Salgados represent an important step in enhancing the overall club experience," said Troon Senior Vice President

May 12, 2026, 2:20 p.m. ET Gather the kiddos: It's a discounted movie summer at Cinemark. The movie theater chain is offering tickets for a low price for a limited time as part of its annual Summer Movie Clubhouse program. "This program gives families an affordable, easy way to enjoy beloved films together and build the kind of memories that turn today’s young movie fans into lifelong moviegoers," Cinemark Chief Marketing and Content Officer Wanda Gierhart said in a press release. Here's what we know about the program and how to purchase tickets. What is Cinemark's Summer Movie Clubhouse?The program offers discounted ticket prices for select family-friendly movies throughout the summer. Tickets cost just under $2 each and movies are shown on Wednesday mornings (some locations offer viewings on different days).When do tickets go on sale?Starting on May 13, moviegoers can purchase Summer Movie Clubhouse 2026 tickets at cinemark.com, on the Cinemark app,  » Read More

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Ranger Suarez might be pitching for the Boston Red Sox now, but he still holds a significant presence in the Phillies’ clubhouse. “I see him every day,” Jose Alvarado said with a laugh. “Right there in the hallway.” Indeed, a large photo of Suarez hangs just outside the clubhouse door. The picture captures him, in full elation, embracing catcher J.T. Realmuto after registering the final out of the 2022 National League Championship Series. (See: Bedlam at the Bank). A couple of weeks ago, before taking the field for pre-game work in Philadelphia, a handful of Phillies were talking about Suarez. They laughed recalling how funny he could be, laughed even more when they talked about how elusive he could be, how hard it was to get him on the phone or answer a text. “Let’s FaceTime him,” someone said. Suarez, in the clubhouse with his new Boston teammates, answered the call and had a good laugh with Alvarado, Zack Wheeler, Rafael Marchan, Jhoan Duran and head athletic trainer Paul Buchheit.  » Read More

May 11, 2026 Born and raised near Chicago, Illinois, Mel Chancey grew up in a Catholic household, even serving as an altar boy. But early in life, he found identity and belonging in motorcycle club culture. What began as camaraderie evolved into full immersion in the outlaw biker world. He became part of the Hell’s Henchmen before the club patched over to the Hells Angels, quickly rising through the ranks due to his intensity, loyalty, and commanding leadership presence. At a young age, he was serving as a chapter president. In that world, brotherhood was everything. Life revolved around respect, territory, and reputation. Mel has spoken openly about the violent rivalries, bombings, turf wars, and constant hyper-vigilance required to survive. The bombing of their Chicago clubhouse marked a turning point, escalating tensions and deepening the cost of leadership. Power, ego, loyalty, and fear blurred moral lines — and carrying the weight of that conflict came with consequences. Eventually, Mel was arrested in a federal case tied to club activity and served years in prison under RICO-related charges.  » Read More

Image by docjeffhyde, CC BY-SA 2.0. Baseball keeps ghosting the guy. | Published: May 10, 2026 12:34 pm Trevor Bauer is struggling to make an MLB comeback. Despite winning the 2020 National League Cy Young Award, he has been out of Major League Baseball since 2021, when he received a 194-game suspension under MLB’s Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Policy. The 35-year-old pitcher has been trying to get back on a roster ever since, but no team is willing to take a chance on him. Bauer recently took to X to make an extreme offer to any interested clubs, according to Brobible. He proposed signing a minor league contract for a $0 salary, and even suggested starting at the Low A level to prove his worth. In his view, this would mean zero financial risk for any team, since they could simply cut him if he performed poorly or caused problems in the clubhouse. He went even further,  » Read More

PROVO — An organization that has been a beacon of hope for Utah children and families just got a big upgrade in Provo. The Boys & Girls Clubs of Utah County on Friday held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its newest facility, marking the start of a new chapter in providing support for those who need it the most. The new Kent B. Nelson Clubhouse, 131 N. Olympic Blvd., replaces the organization's former Provo clubhouse, which had been in operation for more than 50 years. Boys & Girls Clubs of Utah County leaders said they had outgrown the aging facility and needed a larger, more modern space to support more community members. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held for the Boys & Girls Club of Utah County’s new Kent B. Nelson Clubhouse on Friday. (Photo: Curtis Booker, KSL)"This new clubhouse is more than a building — it's a central place where we can coordinate programs, support our staff, and amplify our impact across the region," said David Bayles, CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of Utah County,  » Read More