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Steve Berlin of the East Los Angeles band Los Lobos performs at the Radio Day Stage at the Downright Austin Hotel during the South by Southwest Conference and Festivals on Saturday, March 14, 2026, in Austin. The band is at SXSW in connection with the documentary “Los Lobos: Native Sons,” about its decades-long career.Jay Janner/Austin American-StatesmanThe South by Southwest Conference and Festival debuted a condensed format built around clubhouses dedicated to each programming track this year. The Statesman braved the wind and 30-degree temperature swings for seven straight days. Here are our major takeaways.  Article continues below this ad Conrad Lozano of the East Los Angeles band Los Lobos performs at the Radio Day Stage at the Downright Austin Hotel during the South by Southwest Conference and Festivals on Monday, March 16, 2026, in Austin. The band is at SXSW in connection with the documentary “Los Lobos: Native Sons,” about its decades-long career.Jay Janner/Austin American-StatesmanHow did this year’s clubhouse structure work?  Mars Salazar: At the music clubhouse at Downright Austin,  » Read More

How Do South Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota Rank For Dog Owner Responsibility?Eric Ward/UnsplashOne thing I've learned over the years is that there is no such thing as bad dogs, just bad dog owners. But which states are home to the best and worst dog owners in America? Dog with Stuffed UnicornRebecca Campbell via Unsplashloading... To find the States With the Most Responsible Dog Owners,  Forbes Advisor surveyed 200 dog owners from each state (10,000 total) and got their responses in eight key categories: Vet visits Vaccinations Use of location devices Going for walks Flea/Tick treatments Heartworm treatments Nail trimming Teeth brushing READ MORE: New Restaurant To Take Over Sioux Falls Chuck E. Cheese Site When the final scores were tabulated, only one state could claim perfection. Washington grabbed all 100 possible points, easily outdistancing second-place New York by more than 13 points.  » Read More

By Tara Fischer Staff Writer (March 19, 2026) A former employee of the Ocean Pines Clubhouse Bar and Grille was convicted of felony theft earlier this month following a 2025 investigation that revealed more than $13,000 in bank deposits had gone missing over several weeks. On March 6, former clubhouse manager Grayson Ashley Mitchell, 39, of Ocean Pines, was found guilty in Worcester County District Court in Snow Hill after being charged with felony theft of $1,500 – $25,000. The charge was issued in mid-August of 2025, after establishment management reported multiple deposits had not been completed. An investigation was initiated by the Ocean Pines Police Department in early July 2025 that discovered the missing funds dated back to May 10, 2025, and totaled $13,715. Mitchell, who at the time was a manager at the Clubhouse Bar and Grille, was found responsible for the missing deposits and was unable to provide an explanation to the authorities. Mitchell was employed by Touch of Italy, the food-service management company overseeing the site’s operations.  » Read More

March 19, 2026, 11:23 a.m. ET Oakland Hills Country Club is set to open its rebuilt clubhouse in Bloomfield Hills this spring, more than four years after a fire destroyed its original century-old building in 2022 — and just in time for the golfing season. The new clubhouse, under construction since December 2023, is expected to be completed ahead of schedule. Members will be the first to step into the facility, which looks much like the original building, for an April 5 brunch.  » Read More

BRADENTON, Fla. -- Before Pirates players took the field for workouts on a chilly Tuesday morning at LECOM Park, an unexpected conversation played out in the corner of the home clubhouse. Konnor Griffin, a 19-year-old from Mississippi who’s yet to play a Major League game, had questions for Marcell Ozuna, a 35-year-old native of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, who’s appeared in more than 1,600 games over 13 seasons. Griffin and Ozuna had a deep discussion over various approaches and the process of making adjustments at the highest level. “He’s gonna do well,” Ozuna said of Griffin after Pittsburgh’s 10-2 loss to Houston, which dropped its Grapefruit League record to 15-9. “He learns and will improve what he has.” The hope – no, expectation – is that Griffin isn’t alone. It's essentially that the Pirates added some veteran leaders this offseason to their position-player group to spur more conversations like the one between MLB Pipeline's No. 1 overall prospect and the veteran Ozuna.  » Read More

Sefton Council has entered into partnership with ex-Everton player Victor Anichebe’s Lumira Group to bring a hotel, clubhouse and more to a vacant plot next to the facility. In the longer term, the plan is for the golf course itself to be improved as part of the project. Lumira Group will lease unused land at the corner of Dunnings Bridge Road and Boundary Road to deliver a new leisure development. Proposals, which will go out for consultation ahead of a planning submission, are expected to include a modern clubhouse, hotel, padel courts, and a range of leisure and community facilities including a podcast space. As part of the partnership, the council and Lumira will also explore a future management agreement for Bootle Golf Course, which could see substantial improvements made to the facility. According to Sefton, Lumira could bring around £20m of private investment to transform the community asset. Under any agreement, green fees for existing members, residents, juniors and over 65s will remain affordable, with any changes subject to the council’s established fees and charges process.  » Read More

Products will be released in April. Cardi B attends the TikTok Clubhouse Superbowl Activation at 1 Hotel San Francisco on Feb. 7, 2026, in San Francisco. Presley Ann/Getty Images for TikTok Trending on Billboard After years, Cardi B finally found a hair-care routine that works for her and she’s ready to share it with the world by launching her Grow-Good Beauty line. “I made Grow-Good because I really put the work in on my hair,” Cardi told WWD in an interview published Tuesday (March 17). “I was doing my own masks in my kitchen, using what I already knew from my family’s recipes and what I learned from my own research. I really took my time to get my hair looking healthy again after years of damage. And guess what? It worked. Now I wanna share my hair journey with everybody.” Explore See latest videos, charts and news Developed with Revolve Group, Cardi’s line of hair-care products will launch on the Grow-Good Beauty website exclusively on April 14,  » Read More

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SINGAPORE (AP) — Bryson DeChambeau hit his drive into the water and still won the playoff with a par Sunday at LIV Golf Singapore when Richard T. Lee of Canada missed a 2-foot putt. DeChambeau birdied the par-5 18th for a 5-under 66. Lee birdied four of his last six holes for a 66. They finished on 14-under 274 at Sentosa Golf Club. Lee Westwood closed with a 70 and finished third, his best finish in LIV. Lee was trying to become the first wild card — players not affiliated with a team — to win in the LIV Golf League. It looked certain the playoff would go another hole when Lee had a 2-footer for par. He jabbed at it with a quick stroke and it spun out hard off the left lip. “It was a short putt and I wanted to just hit it hard, and I hit it a little too hard,” Lee said. “I think the adrenaline was pumping a little bit.” The 35-year-old Lee picked up $2,250,000 for his runner-up finish,  » Read More

After Team Mexico fell to Team Italy in the World Baseball Classic on Wednesday, Milwaukee Brewers shortstop Joey Ortiz returned to the clubhouse to finish out the sprint training slate with the Brewers.   Ahead of Milwaukee’s Saturday matchup with the Colorado Rockies, Ortiz spoke with the media about his experience during the WBC.  “It was great,” Ortiz said. “The games were like playoff experiences that I've had. And every game was electric, it felt like every game was important because it is. And yeah, it's pretty cool.”  Ortiz embraced having a playoff-level atmosphere in March.  “It's good, I mean, it felt like it got me into kind of a season routine early,” Ortiz added. “And get some meaningful games in, it was pretty cool.”  Mexico fell to Italy 9-1, one day after the latter upset the United States team, 8-6. Against Italy, Ortiz went 1-for-1 with a walk.   In hindsight, he said the game against the United States, which Mexico lost to on Monday, 5-3,   » Read More