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About this concert Lamenting the chronic shortage of real guitar rock and roll afflicting this ever fracturing planet, ex-Radio Birdman, Hitmen, New Christs and Screaming Tribesmen guitarist Chris Masuak is returning to Australia to do something about it. Chris Masuak’s Dog Soldier will land at Mo’s Desert Clubhouse Burleigh Heads on Friday November 14. Supports will be Brisbane’s Dr Bombay and Gold Coast garage rockers The Spivs. It’s been more than two years since Masuak left his adopted home of Spain and came back to his longtime old stamping ground of Australia but he hasn’t been idle. As well as gigging through Europe, he’s released an EP with his main Spanish band, Los Revelators, a swansong single with his other Spanish band, The Viveiro Wave Riders (on US label Savage Magic). He’s had a song included on UK label Cherry Red’s “I Wanna Be A Teen Again - American Power Pop 1980-1989” box set (by virtue of being born in Canada) and has recorded a new record with Chris Masuak’s Dog Soldier. Chris Masuak’s Dog Solider (the band) will play songs from the album (of the same name) on their Australian tour,  » Read More

A home in the 700 Block of Clubhouse Drive in Warrensburg sustained extensive fire damage on Saturday afternoon. The Warrensburg Fire Department was notified of the fire at 4:26 p.m., and arrived at 4:30 p.m.,  to find fire on multiple floors with extension to the exterior of the building. The fire was brought under control at 5:10 p.m. There were no occupant injuries reported, two firefighters were treated on-scene for heat related injuries. Units remained at the scene until 8:49 p.m. The cause of the fire is being investigated by the Missouri State Fire Marshal’s Office. WFD was assisted on-scene by the Warrensburg Police Department, Johnson County Fire Protection District, and Johnson County Ambulance District. The Whiteman AFB Fire Department provided coverage in the city during that time period.Warrensburg House FireGallery Credit: Diana WatersMore From AM 1050 KSIS  » Read More

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by The Associated Press Aug 31, 1:58 AM Michaela Schumacher / Major League Baseball / Getty WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Nick Kurtz is day-to-day after experiencing right oblique soreness against the Texas Rangers on Friday, Athletics manager Mark Kotsay said on Saturday. The rookie had an MRI that returned "clean," Kotsay said. Kurtz was not in the lineup for the second game of a three-game series on Saturday. He began feeling discomfort after batting practice Friday. During the game, he drew a walk, was rounding third base, and heading for home on Brent Rooker's double in the third inning when he apparently aggravated the soreness and slowed down. He crossed the plate to tie the game at 2-2, but walked to the clubhouse immediately after with the team medical staff. Kotsay said there is no strain in terms of muscle tissue, but Kurtz is currently dealing with pain tolerance. Kotsay did not say when Kurtz would return. "We hope to get him back sooner than later," Kotsay said.  » Read More

WINONA LAKE, Ind. -- A new bike park is in the works near the Winona Lake Trails as Kosciusko County Velo (KCV) moves forward with development plans. The cycling nonprofit recently acquired 15 acres of land near the existing trail system and has completed planning and design for the project. The park will feature an off-road trail, new parking, a greenway expansion to connect schools and neighborhoods, a bike skills course, and a kids' bike playground. KCV is fundraising for phases two and three of the project, which carry a combined price tag of $1.7 million. A clubhouse and pump track are slated for the final phase. Phase two is expected to be completed in late 2026, with some preliminary work starting this fall. Funding so far includes $1 million in grants from Grace College’s Catalyst Corridor initiative and the Lilly Endowment. The remaining costs will be covered through additional fundraising.  » Read More

The Bradford City AFC App CANNOT host season ticket QR codes, as it did last season. ... BANTAMS CLUBHOUSE. The Community Foundation Bantams ...  » Read More

GRANGER, Ind. (WNDU) - On Aug. 26, 2024, a huge fire engulfed the clubhouse at Juday Creek Golf Course, burning it to the ground. When fire crews were there, the fire had already burned through the floor and was extending into the attic space overhead. State Sen. Linda Rogers recalls what used to fill this vacant lot after losing the clubhouse at her golf course just over a year ago. “Area right here was a snack shop,” Rogers said. And memories as well. “When we do our junior programs these kids, they come so excited to play golf and then their coach might be a college golfer, high school golfer that they can look up to, so I think people grow and that has been the best.” Despite the devastating fire, the popular golf course has never closed. In fact, it’s received some meaningful upgrades. When the fire broke out, firefighters struggled to bring the water inside the golf course because there was no fire hydrant there.  » Read More

A Laois GAA Club has lodged plans to extend its clubhouse to accommodate a new gym. The Rock GAA has submitted plans to Laois County Council seeking permission to "construct an extension to the front of the existing clubhouse to accommodate a new gym area" as well as  "alterations to the external and internal arrangements of the building to accommodate the new gym, construct a training ball wall with a fenced enclosure with flood lighting, together with all ancillary services and associated site works." ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW  » Read More

NEW YORK (AP) — Carlos Alcaraz is among the tennis stars getting into the swing of things at the U.S. Open. A golf swing, that is. After his first-round victory at Flushing Meadows this week, the five-time Grand Slam champion used his racket to pantomime using a club on the course — perhaps a nod to one of the spectators in the stands at Arthur Ashe Stadium that night, golf star Rory McIlroy. Plenty of athletes eyeing a trophy on the hard courts of New York, including the person Alcaraz beat in the 2022 men’s final, Casper Ruud, and 2024 women’s runner-up Jessica Pegula, are swapping fuzzy yellow tennis balls for dimpled white golf balls as a way to relax. So are past tennis greats such as Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. Alcaraz and Ruud sometimes travel on tour with their clubs. Even during Wimbledon last month — when he famously went golfing with Andy Murray on off days — and while preparing to go to the U.S.  » Read More

... the night wearing a big smile in the middle of a jubilant Boston Red Sox clubhouse.  » Read More