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2 ore fa · Then there was Graham Rahal, who was among the four drivers left fighting for three spots last Sunday. As the last-chance qualifying session was drawing to a close, Rahal found himself holding onto the 33rd spot as 19-year-old rookie Nolan Siegel headed out for one last try.
11 ore fa · Graham Rahal, right, talks with his dad, Bobby Rahal, during qualifications for the Indianapolis 500 auto race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Saturday in Indianapolis. Darron Cummings Facebook
11 ore fa · The five winning short plays are North (South) by Tommy Pullen, Press to Exit by Steve Arber, Finish Line by Jacob Utzon Krefeld, Not Planning Ahead by Graham Bibby and Space League by Shaun Nolan. Producer Jamie Rycroft explained: “In a way, all playwriting competitions in lotteries – depending on the tastes of the judges, there’s always brilliant work that goes totally under the radar.
11 ore fa · LCCVI takes home a dozen medals in Day One at the SWOSSAA Track and Field Championships. Hunter Campbell took home gold in Senior Men’s Discus with a throw of 43.69m about five meters more than his nearest competitor. James Grant won the Men’s Junior 1500m with a time of 4:24.02. Hunter Mitchell was first in the Men’s Junior 100m Hurdles ...
11 ore fa · Then there was Graham Rahal, who was among the four drivers left fighting for three spots last Sunday. As the last-chance qualifying session was drawing to a close, Rahal found himself holding onto the 33rd spot as 19-year-old rookie Nolan Siegel headed out for one last try.
11 ore fa · Nolan, K.C. 2010, Multi-Staged analysis of the Reinhardt Village community: A fourteenth century Central Ohio community in context. Ph.D. thesis at the Department of Anthropology, the Ohio State University, Columbus, 431 p. Nolan, K.C. 2014, An exploratory analysis of diachronic settlement patterns in central Ohio.
11 ore fa · 3 mins ago. The National Honor Society ceremony was held March 19 in the Carbondale Area High School Auditorium. The National Honor Society and National Junior Honor Society ceremony honors all high-achieving students who have a 93% average or higher and who also display the qualities of character, leadership and service.
