Clubhouse

Here we are in 2026. The Los Angeles Dodgers still feel like an unstoppable baseball corporation masquerading as a baseball team, and yet the rumor mill keeps pulling us back into the past. Yes, nostalgia season is in full bloom, and suddenly half the remaining free-agent market looks like a Dodger Stadium alumni mixer. Let’s take a look at a few of the familiar faces still out there — and explore whether any of them should actually return to Chavez Ravine.21 former Dodgers still available in free agency as offseason reaches 2026Kiké HernándezLet’s just say it now: it would somehow be shocking if Kiké didn’t walk back into the Dodgers clubhouse at some point before Opening Day.  » Read More

Click to sign up for our newsletter! The Daily Item Jan 3, 2026 23 hrs ago Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... MIDDLEBURG — The Walking Free Clubhouse will celebrate its one-year anniversary with a celebration from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Jan. 10. The public is invited to the event and open house at the facility, 8183 Route 522 St. 10, Middleburg. Trending Video COUPON DEALS NEWSPAPER ADS Trending Recipes  » Read More

The Union County Surrogate’s Court will offer free wedding ceremonies on Valentine’s Day 2026, giving couples the opportunity to get married at no cost. The ceremonies will be officiated by Union County Surrogate Christopher Hudak on February 14, 2026, at the Clubhouse at the Galloping Hill Golf Course in Kenilworth. “My office is focused on assisting Union County residents through the most meaningful moments in our lives, and we look forward to being part of the joy that comes with the celebration of marriage on Valentine’s Day,” said Surrogate Hudak. “I am proud to highlight this service on a day that brings tremendous joy to couples.” Ceremonies will be scheduled monthly on a first-come, first-served basis. To register, please visit https://ucnj.org/surrogate/weddings. Participants are required to obtain all licensing paperwork from their Union County municipal registrar’s office prior to the scheduled event. “Programs like this reflect Union County’s commitment to providing meaningful, resident-focused services,” said Commissioner Chairman Joseph C. Bodek. “We commend Surrogate Hudak and his office for creating an opportunity that allows couples to celebrate marriage in an inclusive and welcoming way,  » Read More

Dance: Music and Movement The Johnson County Park and Recreation District offers year-round programs, activities, and special events for all ages! Program offerings for the week of Jan. 18-24 include: Family Bingo at the Beach for all ages at the Meadowbrook Park Clubhouse, nine dance class for preschoolers at the Johnson County Arts & Heritage Center and the Mill Creek Activity Center, three Snapology camps for youth at MBPC, a Glaze a Mug class for adults at JCAHC, the start of The Story Exchange – Mystery reading program for 50 Plus at MBPC, and much more! For more information or to register online for the programs listed here, click on the class titles below. To register by phone, call 913-831-3359. A reminder that while JCPRD’s 50 Plus programs are primarily for people who are age 50 or older, interested parties who have not yet reached that magic age may still be able to attend. Persons 18 and older who are interested in a 50 Plus class are invited to call the 50 Plus Department at 913-826-2975 for space availability.  » Read More

After training at the clubhouse, they are scheduled to depart for ... Small game companies challenge Google and Apple over excessive in-app payment fees.  » Read More

To stream KENS 5 on your phone, you need the KENS 5 app. Download the KENS 5 app More Videos Next up in 5 Example video title will go here for this video Next up in 5 Example video title will go here for this video John Schneider has been a huge part of the Blue Jays identity over the last few seasons. Having a smart manager to lead in a clubhouse is a huge part of any successf Before You Leave, Check This Out  » Read More

Rory McIlroy has such a good relationship with Scottie Scheffler that he couldn’t resist the dig. “Get a chef,” McIlroy said at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. That’s where Scheffler made his season debut, a month late due to his decision to try to cut ravioli with a wine glass while making Christmas dinner and slicing open his right hand. It took nearly three months for Scheffler to hit his stride, and then he was practically unstoppable. That led to another observation from McIlroy. At the British Open, where Scheffler dominated another field for his second major of the year, McIlroy was reminded of his great start to the year when he won at Pebble Beach, The Players Championship and, most joyously, the Masters. “I also had the three wins when Scottie wasn’t quite on his game,” he said. It really was a tale of two seasons — McIlroy winning three times through April, Scheffler winning five times from May through August and going six months without finishing out of the top 10.  » Read More

After a feverish two months, Orioles president of baseball operations Mike Elias hopes that the 87-loss team of 2025 is quickly forgotten once the 2026 season gets underway. As the old year ends, we’re roughly at the halfway point between the end of the 2025 season, which concluded on September 28th, and the beginning of next season, scheduled to begin March 26th. Elias surely has plans for making more moves, but the ones he’s made should improve the club on the field and its off-the-field chemistry. The welcome second acts for starter Zach Eflin and relief pitcher Andrew Kittredge are positive moves. Both are mature and approachable, eager to help their teammates. Outfielder Taylor Ward was voted “Good Guy” award winner by the Los Angeles Angels media. Hopefully, his bat will be as warm as his disposition. Ryan Helsley, who’s slated to close games, comes with rave reviews from media in St. Louis. They say when things go badly, he’ll willingly sit in front of his locker and take responsibility.  » Read More

Tiger Woods had just won the Canadian Open in 2000 with a shot no one can forget, a 6-iron out of a fairway bunker on the par-5 18th at Glen Abbey that went over the water, right at the flag and settled on the fringe 20 feet away to secure victory. On the phone that evening was his father, Earl Woods, who had watched from home and felt like he had seen so much of it before. “In every tournament,” Earl said, “he’ll hit shots that people will be talking about for 30 years.” Woods turns 50 on Tuesday, a milestone in life and just a number in a sport that can be played for a lifetime. It makes him eligible for the PGA Tour Champions if he cares. That’s to be determined. But his father was right. Woods was 20 when he turned pro and hit shots that are still talked about to this day. Where to start? One way to look back at his career is to consider significant shots he hit with all 14 clubs in the bag,  » Read More

S’pore economy grew 4.8% in 2025, strategy must be refreshed to stay competitive: PM Wong The Republic cannot simply do more of the same and must “rethink, reset and refresh” its economic strategies, he said. Singapore will need to be bold and creative in meeting complex challenges ahead: PM Wong Changi Airport’s new underground link to take passengers from future T5 to T2 in 4 minutes Embracing one another’s cultures will strengthen Singaporeans’ shared identity: President Tharman WP pledges to be constructive check on Government amid era of unprecedented disruption Has China gone soft on drugs? Law on keeping drug use records confidential divides netizens News analysisWhy does the Democratic Party not love Zohran Mamdani? Thailand releases 18 Cambodian soldiers held since July as fresh ceasefire holds  » Read More