NBA Week on ``Wheel of
NBA Week on ``Wheel of Fortune'' to Benefit Hurricane Relief Efforts
[Press Release] Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance - Sep 13 7:13 AM
Fifteen top NBA stars, WNBA players and NBA legends have teamed up with America's favorite game show, Wheel of Fortune, to raise money for the victims of Hurricane Katrina and other charities during Wheel of Fortune's NBA Week, airing October 31 through November 4 in national syndication .
Saturday, August 27, 2005
Roanoke Times - Aug 26 10:36 PM
COLUMBIA, Mo. -- From the frantic moments after 19-year-old Aaron O'Neal's death in July to the preseason practices leading to their first game next week, Missouri football players have publicly stood united in support of the program.
Fine tuning: The Legacy of Terry Fox
Canada.com - Sep 10 12:07 AM
Had Terry Fox been anyone else, his story might have been about an unexceptional young man trying to make the best of abysmal circumstances. As it is, little more than 24 years after his untimely death from cancer, Fox has become a national icon.
MR. WATCHDOG: You can get yours in N.C. starting Thursday. But do you know what to do once you get it?
The Charlotte Observer - Aug 29 12:45 AM
REPORTS You can get yours in N.C. starting Thursday.
Midstate Datebook: Citizen advisory group on ethics to seek comments from public
Ashland City Times - Sep 20 12:04 AM
What: Fifth meeting of the state panel on ethics in government. The advisory group will conduct its business portion of the meeting and then solicit input from citizens. (The governor will not attend this meeting.)
RealEstate.com Extends Supportive Hand to Gulf Coast Network Brokers
[Press Release] PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance - Sep 21 9:29 AM
RealEstate.com today announced it would be suspending all real estate referral fees for its broker network members in the affected areas of the Gulf coast region of Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi who have suffered devastating business losses due to Hurricane Katrina.
Fla. bidder wins eBay auction for character name in new King book
Sarasota Herald-Tribune - Sep 18 9:52 PM
SAN FRANCISCO -- Stephen King's new horror story focuses on a set of rampaging zombies controlled by cell phones. As of Sunday night, one may bear the last name Huizenga.