MIDDLETON, Wis. – The Edgewood College men's golf team hosted the Edgewood College Spring Quadrangular on Friday at Bishops Bay Country Club. The Eagles shot 311 as a team to finish in a tie for third place with Wisconsin Lutheran College. Raymond Jordan led the Eagles on the day - Peter Haideman finished sixth overall with a 74 (+2) - Brooks Luttinen carded an 80 to finish in a tie for 18th place - Joe Huskey carded an 81 as an individual to finish in a tie for 21st place - Charlie Huerth and Jacob Frederickson rounded out the Eagles scoring lineup - Sam Hjortland (85), CJ Prosser (85), Jack Vesperman (89) and Jack Heunier (104) competed as individuals for the Eagles - Teammates Dalton Anderson and Cameron Lee tie for the victory on Friday Both Blue Devils carded a one-under par 71 Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here The annual fall festival at Crimora's Endless View Farms A first home buyers seminar in Waynesboro and more in this week's Business Beat Endless View Farms celebrates fallCRIMORA — Endless View Farms will be holding is second annual Fall Festival weekends starting Saturday The festival has more than 20 activities included and new this year are apple slushies and donuts guests can fill a wagon with pumpkins for $50 Admission is $15 per person with children 3 and under admitted free There are discounts available for members of the military This year Endless View Farms is partnering to spread kindness with Spookley the Square Pumpkin the star of bestselling books and popular animated movies on Disney and Netflix is also the Official Spokes-Pumpkin for National Bullying Prevention Month His story celebrates how our differences make us unique Endless View Farms is located at 2513 Rockfish Road For more information contact them at endlessviewfarms1990@gmail.com STAUNTON — Staying open consistently has been an issue for Charlie Nolley But he recently announced new hours that he hopes will be more consistent Big Red will be open Mondays and Wednesdays from 8 a.m If business becomes busier later in the day Nolley said he might extend the hours but for now Occasionally he might run out of food early since he keeps everything fresh And sometimes he has a catering job that would change the hours both pulled pork and chicken barbecue sandwiches Nolley also offers barbecue by the pound and a kids' menu There is also a breakfast menu with breakfast bowls, sausage gravy, pancakes, eggs and more. The full menus are available on Big Red's Facebook page More: Is school cell phone policy dragging students back to a time that no longer exists? WAYNESBORO — Jeff Fife with Westhills Realtors and Shawn Johnson of CMG Home Loans will be holding a first home buyers seminar Thursday it can be tougher for first time home buyers to navigate," Fife said Johnson and Fife will cover everything you need to know STUARTS DRAFT — Katrina Huerth is one of two Carter Bank associates who recently completed the Virginia Bankers Association's School of Bank Management at the University of Virginia a Stuarts Draft resident and an alumna of Robert E "Danielle and Katrina's achievements at the Virginia Bankers Association's School of Bank Management exemplify the dedication and leadership that Carter Bank values,” Carter Bank CEO Litz Van Dyke said while managing their demanding roles and personal responsibilities speaks volumes of their commitment and capabilities They are not just exemplary individuals but also vital assets to our team leading by example and inspiring others to strive for excellence in their careers." a Charlottesville-based loan review officer both said the School of Banking helped them better understand the whole organization and how each department must work together to ensure the bank's success “Bank School helped me to see that it takes all parts of the bank working and growing together to be successful,” Huerth said “The key to our success is realizing we rely on one another We have to move out of silos and reach across to help each other on new initiatives and building the best bank in the communities we serve.” More: VSP: Hiker airlifted during rescue in Augusta County — Patrick Hite is a reporter at The News Leader. 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Subscribe to us at newsleader.com Kimberly Huerth to the physician staff at Camden Dermatology & Mohs Surgery Huerth recently completed her dermatology residency at Howard University in Washington She looks forward to providing comprehensive care to the patients of CDMS including detailed skin exams and treatment of a wide variety of other skin conditions As a highly skilled procedural dermatologist Huerth is adept at excisions of both benign or malignant lesions she will augment CDMS’ offerings of cosmetic procedures including neuromodulators such as Botox laser treatments and microneedling with platelet rich plasma "A central desire in founding Camden Dermatology & Mohs Surgery two and a half years ago was the ambition to expand dermatology care by recruiting highly trained and skilled dermatologists,” said Lavigne Huerth joining us to assist in caring for the dermatologic needs of our community.” Huerth completed a post-baccalaureate premedical program at Harvard University and attended medical school at SUNY Buffalo School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences she cared for a diverse array of patients at Howard University Hospital Veterans Affairs Medical Center as well as Children’s National Medical Center Huerth will be taking a one-year hiatus in order to complete a American Society of Dermatologic Surgery accredited cosmetic dermatology fellowship She is excited at the opportunity to return the following year to CDMS with advanced training and expertise in a number of innovative and highly sought-after cosmetic procedures In order to ensure continuity of care during the time Dr Camden Dermatology & Mohs Surgery has hired an additional dermatology physician assistant who will be joining the staff this October it is a privilege to be able to practice in a part of Maine where the tremendous demand for dermatologic care surpasses the availability of highly-trained board certified dermatologists,” said DHuerth “I hope that my joining CDMS enables more rapid access to both essential and elective skin care which patients might have formerly waited months to receive.” Huerth will also be performing Mohs surgery as a portion of her clinical work "Given the exceptionally high rates of skin cancer in our region,” said Dr “expanding our Mohs surgery capacity is important Since I will continue providing general dermatology care to existing patients Huerth and I have elected to enter into a mentorship arrangement Building on the significant Mohs training experience she has acquired in residency I believe we can offer the most comprehensive care possible to our patients.” As a member of several professional societies including the American Academy of Dermatology Huerth has presented her research at numerous regional and national conferences She has also published in several widely read CDMS is currently accepting new referrals for Dr Huerth who will begin caring for patients in the practice this month Expanded appointment times will be available on Tuesdays Camden Dermatology & Mohs Surgery is at 195 Union Street in Rockport. To learn more, visit camdenderm.com or call 207-706-5030 Thanks to our readers and especially our supporters who help to keep PenBayPilot.com an open and accessible community hub Your support is even more critical during rapidly changing times While we work hard to keep you informed about the Midcoast community We are grateful to those who already participate Join for as little as $2.99 per month and support local journalism on a community hub that serves everyone X of Poy Sippi died Friday evening after his vehicle ended up in a creek near 35th Lane The Waushara County Sheriff's Office responded just after 6 p.m Friday to a report of a crash on County Highway D Deputies found a vehicle had gone off the road though a hay field and rolled into Willow Creek according to a Sheriff's Office news release With the help of the Poy Sippi Fire Department they searched for the anyboy who might have been in the vehicle RELATED: Two men die after motorcycles collide on Outagamie County highway RELATED: Wisconsin Rapids man dead after motorcycle crash Authorities found Huerth outside the vehicle and pronounced him dead at the scene It appeared Huerth was not wearing a seat belt and investigators said speed seems to have been a factor The Winnebago County Sheriff’s Office Dive Team assisted in and extensive search of Willow Creek Authorities think Huerth was the only person in the vehicle The Waushara County Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate the crash along with the Wisconsin State Patrol. The Poy Sippi and Winneconne fire departments and Waushara County Emergency Medical Services also responded Taima Kern: 920-907-7819 or tkern@gannett.com Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application of Kingsport went home to be with the Lord on December 27 the oldest daughter of the late John and Mable Graham She was a graduate of Appalachian State Teachers College with a Bachelor of Science degree Faye was a gifted schoolteacher and ended her professional career as the Home Economics Agent for Yancey County she worked part-time at Just Because in the Kingsport Mall and later at Wright’s Cafeteria Faye was a member of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church She enjoyed knitting prayer shawls as a part of their Prayer Quilt Ministry. In addition to her parents and 2 sisters Faye is survived by her husband of 67 years The family will receive friends at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church on Saturday January 11 A funeral service will follow at 2:00pm with Rev those who wish may make memorial contributions to Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Gateway Aesthetic Institute and Laser Center an established provider of cosmetic dermatology and surgical services state-of-the-art facility located at 650 South Main Street in Salt Lake City in early 2024 patients will enjoy the most advanced aesthetic treatments in a bright and modern setting that has been specifically designed to elevate their experience located in the heart of Salt Lake City's thriving Central Business District will be at the vanguard of elite aesthetic practices thoughtfully envisioned to provide an exceptional patient experience from consult through treatment and equipped with the most effective lasers and energy-based technologies to deliver meaningfully transformative results to patients SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 24, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Gateway Aesthetic Institute and Laser Center, an established provider of cosmetic dermatology and surgical services is pleased to announce its relocation to a new state-of-the-art facility located at 650 South Main Street in Salt Lake City Having both completed prestigious and competitive American Society for Dermatologic Surgery fellowships their expertise translates into being active in the scientific community with publications and speaking engagements and continuing the center's legacy of innovation and artistry with their own unique contributions and Huerth are all board-certified dermatologists who are pleased to offer concierge general dermatology care in addition to their cosmetic and surgical services "Our team of specialty-trained physicians takes great joy in creating customized treatment plans for patients patients can trust that we will meticulously handle their well-being and safety while delivering beautiful aesthetic outcomes." Megan McClean has established herself as a leader and innovator in the field of laser and aesthetic dermatology She is sought out for her expertise in enhancing her patients' appearance through advanced combination therapies taking into consideration the unique goals and preferences of each individual McClean believes in ongoing maintenance and improvement through biostimulation and regenerative medicine and is highly skilled at achieving beautiful and natural results She has pioneered several signature treatments at Gateway Aesthetic Institute and Laser Center including the popular "Light and Bright" laser facial She continues to be involved in academic inquiry serving as an investigator in clinical trials for both cosmetic and medical dermatology As an invited monthly contributor to the "DermSurgery Digest" podcast McClean is trusted to keep her colleagues abreast of the latest published advances in the field of cosmetic dermatology Kimberly Huerth has a particular interest in finding creative approaches to help patients with complex aesthetic concerns she frequently travels internationally to learn from other aesthetic thought leaders and finds ways to incorporate a wide variety of advanced treatment approaches into her practice Huerth seeks to integrate key principles from regenerative aesthetics with her keen aesthetic eye and technical skill when carefully curating treatments for her patients Huerth also contributes regularly to the dermatology literature having authored chapters in three different authoritative aesthetic textbooks during the past few years and serving as a member of the editorial board for the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology a highly regarded publication that focuses on the latest advances in aesthetic and medical dermatology Gateway Aesthetic Institute and Laser Center's team of physicians and support staff have all expressed their unbridled enthusiasm for the relocation in 2024 as well as their continued commitment to providing exceptional care to patients specialty-trained physicians takes great joy in creating comprehensive customized treatment plans for the patients we are privileged to serve With our collective expertise and the advanced capabilities of our new facility patients can trust that we will meticulously handle their well-being and safety while delivering beautiful aesthetic outcomes." About Gateway Aesthetic Institute and Laser Center: They also offer a robust selection of esthetician-led treatments Isabelle Geddes, Gateway Aesthetic Institute and Laser Center, 1 801-595-1600, [email protected], https://gatewaylasercenter.com/ Dr. Kimberly Huerth, Gateway Aesthetic Institute and Laser Center, 1 801-595-1600, [email protected], https://gatewaylasercenter.com/ SOURCE Gateway Aesthetic Institute and Laser Center Do not sell or share my personal information: We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money Mark Allan Krueger, age 59 of Waupaca, WI passed away at home after a courageous battle with cancer on Wednesday, January 29, 2020. Mark was born on August 31, 1960 son of the late Allan and Effie (Severson) Krueger in Waupaca. He worked for... View Obituary & Service Information Krueger created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Made with love by funeralOne AURORA, Ill. – The Edgewood College men's golf team finished a seventh-place finish at the NACC Championships on Monday. Edgewood College shot a 336 in round three on Sunday and finished up with a 342 on Monday. Peter Haideman and Raymond Jordan led the Eagles - Raymond Jordan tied with Haideman for a 23rd place finish - Charlie Huerth posted an 83 in the third round Huerth followed that up with an 89 on Monday for a 334 (+46) tournament total - Sam Hjortland carded a championship total of 339 Hjortland finished in a tie for 31st place - Jacob Frederickson finished in 45th place for the Eagles Frederickson carded 190 over the final two rounds for a 72-hole score of 366 (+78) - Brooks Luttinen competed for the Eagles in rounds three and four only Luttinen carded an 81 on Sunday and followed that up with an 87 on Monday carding a 298 (+10) to win the championship Thanks for visiting – The Edgewood College men's golf team competed at the Forester Spring Invite on Friday and Saturday their lowest 36-hole team score of the spring season Edgewood College finished the tournament in 18th place of 20 teams Final @ECMensGolf results from the Forester Spring Invite pic.twitter.com/AySwYzNzks - Brooks Luttinen recorded a career-best finish in round one The junior posted two birdies and 11 pars on Friday He closed out the tournament with a 79 (+7) for a two-round score of 155 Luttinen finished in a tie for 75th place overall - Charlie Huerth was next in line for the Eagles carding a 162 to finish in a tie for 93rd place before improving by six strokes to a 78 on Saturday Huerth recorded a birdie and 13 pars in Saturday's round - Jacob Frederickson finished with a two-round score of 165 Frederickson recorded eight pars for an 83 on Friday - CJ Prosser rounded out the Eagles lineup before improving by two strokes on Saturday to an 82 The senior recorded two birdies on the back nine in round two - Tyler Wengronowitz of host Lake Forest College earned medalist honors with a 10-under par 134 Wengronowitz carded a 68 (-4) before improving by two strokes Thanks for visiting KOHLER, Wis. – The Edgewood College men's golf team is through two rounds of the NACC Championships. The Eagles are tied for fourth place after completing the first two rounds at Blackwolf Run Meadows Valley Golf Course. Raymond Jordan leads the Eagles Men's Golf moves up the leaderboard in round two of the NACC Championships to sit in a tie for 4th (648)@ECMensGolf pic.twitter.com/j8nvh34ZnP - Jordan led the Eagles pack to finish the first two rounds in a tie for 12th place - Sam Hjortland posted a two-round score of 162 to finish in a tie for 12th in his first NACC Championship rounds - Charlie Huerth matched Hjortland with a 162 after two rounds of competition - Peter Haideman strung together rounds of 88 and 76 to sit in a tie for 22nd place Haideman's two-round score of 164 featured 18 pars - Jacob Frederickson and Aidan O'Gara were the final Eagles to compete Frederickson carded a 178 to finish in a tie for 44th place while O'Gara notched a 181 to finish in 52nd place Norbert leads the pack with a two-over par score of 146 Thanks for visiting 6vs1Lipscomb Photo by: Murray State Sports InformationWomen's Tennis Earns 6-1 Victory Over Lipscomb2/22/2013 4:31:00 PM | Women's Tennis – The Edgewood College men's golf team competed in their first tournament of 2025 on Saturday The Eagles competed at the Great Lakes Invitational Due to anticipated inclement weather on day two of the tournament both rounds (36-holes) were completed on Saturday by all participants The Eagles finished in 10th place with a two-round total of 669 Men's Golf Results from the Great Lakes Invitational @ECMensGolf pic.twitter.com/6f44tro7cW - Charlie Huerth opened the tournament with an 86 before closing the day with a 78 Huerth carded a 165 to place 38th on the day - Jacob Frederickson posted a 174 on Saturday Frederickson opened the tournament with his best round - Samuel Hjortland and Joe Huskey rounded out the Eagles lineup on Saturday Hjortland carded a 179 to finish in a tie for 57th place while Huskey recorded a 185 to place in a tie for 63rd - Austin Frick of Rose-Hulman won medalist honors with a four-under par 138 He posted two rounds of 69 to win the tournament Thanks for visiting 0at7Middle Tennessee Photo by: Murray State Sports InformationWomen’s Tennis Falls to Middle Tennessee3/11/2012 1:26:00 AM | Women's Tennis 2025 8:44 AM EDTIs Target open or closed on Easter Sunday 2025 According to Fox Business all Target stores are closed on Easter Sunday Furthermore, if you're thinking of running to Costco or Aldi instead on Easter Sunday, don't. They're closed too, according to USA Today. Easter's exact date changes every year Target is selling several spring themed items, including those organized around a garden party theme, according to the company's website. To Christians, Easter symbolizes Christ's resurrection. The secular traditions surrounding the holiday have different roots, according to History.com. Oversized Easter bunnies are displayed at the 'Gertrudenhof' adventure farm for children in Huerth INA FASSBENDER/Getty Images the Easter bunny "was reportedly introduced to America by the German immigrants who brought over their stories of an egg-laying hare," History.com reported The German immigrants to Pennsylvania called their bunny the“Osterhase” or “Oschter Haws.” Their children "made nests in which this creature could lay its colored eggs," a tradition dating to at least the 1700s "The decoration of eggs is believed to date back to at least the 13th century while the rite of the Easter parade has even older roots," History.com reported noting that the tradition of sharing candy on the holiday is a modern addition a Baker Hughes business and market leader in nondestructive testing (NDT) for industrial inspection has developed a new upgrade for its flagship portable ultrasonic flaw detector Krautkrämer USM 100 the upgraded Krautkrämer USM 100 Pro edition boasts multiple new features it is the first portable flaw detector with B/C scanning capability at the price point of a standard conventional device The Krautkrämer USM 100 Pro edition is the first portable ultrasonic flaw detector with B/C scan function © 2025 Quality Digest. 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You can find more information on the individual external services in our privacy policy 2012 at 7:00 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Warren Pittsley III charged with operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license (subsequent offense) operating a motor vehicle with a suspended registration and operating an uninsured motor vehicle at 11:52 a.m. arrested on various warrant charges including purchasing alcohol for minors on Plympton Road at 8:37 p.m. charged with shoplifting by asportation on Colony Place at 9:14 p.m. arrested on a warrant charge of larceny by false pretense on Cranberry Highway at 10:29 p.m. arrested on civil charges on Algonquin Terrace at 10:33 a.m. charged with disorderly conduct and operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license on Summer Street at 2:17 p.m. charged with assault and battery with a dangerous weapon on Water Street at 5:55 p.m. A 23-year-old Plymouth resident was arrested on warrant charges of assault and battery and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon at 7:27 p.m. and drinking alcohol from an open container in a motor vehicle on State Road at 8:09 p.m. arrested on warrant charges of larceny under $250 and uttering a false check on State Road at 9:53 p.m. charged with unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle and a motor vehicle lights violation on Summer Street at 6:23 a.m. charged with intimidating a witness and threatening to commit a crime at 2:26 p.m. charged with assault and battery on Plaza Way at 9:40 p.m. charged with aggravated assault and battery on Long Pond Road at 12:56 a.m. charged with operating a motor vehicle with a suspended registration and operating an uninsured vehicle on South Street at 1:37 a.m. two counts of leaving the scene of property damage negligent operation of a motor vehicle and OUI liquor at 4 a.m. Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. 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