Aeros sign veteran Tony Hrkac
Hrkac, 42 (7/7/66), most recently played in the 2004-05 season with the Milwaukee Admirals. The 5-foot-11, 190-pound forward was drafted in the second round (32nd overall) in the 1984 NHL Entry Draft by the St. Louis Blues. He has played in a total of 7
Houston Aeros announce Clear Day roster
March 12, 2009 - American Hockey League (AHL) Houston Aeros
HOUSTON, Texas - The American Hockey League's (AHL) Houston Aeros have announced the club's Clear Day roster consisting of 22 players. The Clear Day roster has two goaltenders, seven
DC twist: American could be area's only NCAA team
Thanks in part to Carr, the locals had better learn about American -- and fast. The Eagles, who host Holy Cross on Friday in the championship game of the Patriot League tournament, might very well be the only team in the area to reach this year's
Kansas authorities issue rape warning
Authorities say women living in the Kansas college towns of Manhattan and Lawrence should be cautious as a result of 13 rapes linked by investigators.
Ashley Anstaett of the Kansas attorney general's office said as a result of similarities between the
Pres. Obama Will Not Attend Annual Gridiron Dinner, First President Since Cleveland to Miss
A Gridiron Club member tells FBDC first that President Obama will not attend this year's dinner next Saturday, March 21st. He will be the first president since Grover Cleveland not to attend the first Gridiron Club Dinner of his presidency.
This year's
Galveston Holds Onto Hope After Ike
GALVESTON, Texas -- Good news has been in short supply since Hurricane Ike laid waste to much of this island beach town six months ago Friday.
Neighborhoods remain desolate, dotted with ghostly homes or apartments sometimes emptied of their
Missouri Senate plan would cap tax breaks, create new ones
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. ? After weeks of negotiation, senators unveiled a plan Wednesday that would rein in Missouri's tax credits while simultaneously creating new incentives for businesses.
The plan is an overhaul of the job-creation bill backed by Gov.
Warren Wilson students weatherize homes over spring break
Swannanoa ? A group of 10 college students at Warren Wilson College have given $1,650 and raised more than $6,000 in order to give 440 hours of service to five families in Buncombe County whose homes need to be insulated.
This "INSULATE!" spring break
Nasturtiums Are More Than Just A Pretty Face
I've just concluded the first week of my life devoted entirely to planting, pruning and puttering.
If you don't count the hair appointment on Tuesday. Oh, and the movie Wednesday. And the laundry, grocery shopping and housework. But with a whole week
Spring Break Drinker Falls From Motel Roof Onto Face
PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. Panama City Beach police say a spring breaker fell from a motel roof and landed on his face.
Police say 20-year-old Jonathon Dial from Crossville, Tenn., "had been drinking all day" when he returned to the Super 8 motel
