Fan Events: Week of May 27 - June 3
Fan events for the week of May 27 - June 3, 2012
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Fan events for the week of May 27 - June 3, 2012
Ollie May Thomas says she knew it was her son dangling from a tower crane when she saw him on the news.
Like a lot of people Rusty Maisel had questions about the Bible, so he went looking for answers. Along the way he collected several biblical artifacts some dating back to 3000 B.C. I went On the Road to meet Maisel and his traveling exhibit called the Enduring Word Museum.
For the second time this season, Tiger isn't going to take a seat at the pre-tournament media barrage held this week at the Memorial.
Fred Couples returns for a third stint as U.S. captain for the Presidents Cup, with a different captain trying to beat him.
Since Shan was absent from the Memorial Day broadcast and party on the lake - Jasmine, RJ and Troy gave him a complete recap of all of the activities of the day.
It's one of the biggest natural gas drillers in the Barnett Shale, it owns the former Pier 1 building downtown, and it's taking a lot of heat recently for some of its financial dealings.
The Weatherford High School prom was on April 28, and two adults were arrested Thursday and charged with providing alcohol to teens at an after-prom party in Millsap.
Memorial Day weekend is famous for its racing. The Indianapolis 500 and the Coca-Cola 600 are American traditions and winning one of these two are high on a driver's wish list.
Most of the talk about the Devils and their run to the Stanley Cup finals has focused on Martin Brodeur, Ilya Kovalchuk, Zach Parise and Peter DeBoer. The guy who tends to get lost in all the talk is Travis Zajac.
Upscale retailer Neiman Marcus said Tuesday that its fiscal third-quarter profit grew 35 percent, as stronger consumer demand allowed it to cut back on discounts.
While "Men in Black 3" was battling "The Avengers" for box office supremacy this weekend, Wes Anderson's "Moonrise Kingdom" was breaking records on a smaller scale.
Taking common painkillers such as aspirin or ibuprofen may dramatically reduce a person's chances of developing skin cancer, a new study found.