sunny and mild enough for shorts and t-shirts even included an impromptu flyover from a private plane Sunday just after the National Anthem at Paynesville Baseball Park “Mike (Kingery) congratulated me for getting the fly-over,” said a grinning Ron Fuchs Paynesville beat Kingery’s Atwater Chuckers 5-1 in the County Line League opener The Pirates did it with some strong pitching and enough timely hits to increase their record to 2-0 including a 10-1 exhibition win over the Willmar Indians last weekend Bennett Evans and Sam Oehrlein combined on a two-hitter including a home run by David Kingery (more on that in a moment) and a double by Josh Kingery a 24-year-old left-hander and former Concordia College in Moorhead player struck out six and walked two in three innings to pick up the save.“Bennett and Sam threw a lot for us last year,” Fuchs said is not expected to throw because of shoulder issues was one of four Pirates with two hits Sunday and Brock Bruntlett all started and all are still in high school Emerson Stern and Eric Paulson are also on the roster and are aged 18 or younger “Atwater is the team to beat in our league the last couple of years,” Ron Fuchs said The game originally was scheduled to be played at Atwater but was moved because of recent construction and improvements made at Kingery Field Some $300,000 in work is close to completion according to Chuckers manager Mike Kingery About another $65,000-70,000 needs to be raised a lot of new concrete and a giant canopy over the grandstand the park will include 180 seats from the old Metrodome in Minneapolis “I can’t wait to see their field,” Fuchs said “It sounds like it’s going to be pretty special.” The community hopes to officially unveil it at a high school doubleheader scheduled to begin at noon Saturday May 10 when Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City plays Royalton their early schedule is exclusively road games until 7:30 p.m when Atwater is host to the New London-Spicer Twins next Sunday at Sunburg against the Norway Lake-Sunburg Lakers “It was a first game,” the former Major Leaguer said “Their pitchers (the Bulldogs’) threw well We struck out 13 times and they struck out seven times Atwater’s run came on a solo shot by David Kingery in the top of the first inning It was the 25-year-old second baseman’s first home run over the fence Josh Kingery also clubbed a double for the Chuckers the Chuckers are still missing some key guys Shortstop Jeff Peterson goes to Florida Gulf Coast University and won’t be back for a couple weeks Logan Straumann is at the University of Minnesota-Morris and Jaxon Behm also wasn’t available Sunday Paynesville is scheduled to host the Starbuck Stars at 1:30 p.m the Pirates play the New London-Spicer Twins at 1:30 p.m May 18 at the Green Lake Diamonds in Spicer Aaron VerSteeg didn’t allow a hit in five innings to get the win at Marthaler Field in Glenwood Colin Richards went the final four innings for the save Starbuck scored four runs in the first inning Brayden Skindelien went 2-for-2 with a stolen base for Regal Roscoe scored five runs in the fifth and six more in the seventh to win at Meire Grove Bryce VanderBreek and Jordan Schleper hit home runs for the Rangers Nicholas Utsch and Austin Pauls all had two hits for Roscoe walked six and allowed four hits and two earned runs Josh Olmscheid went 2-for-4 with an RBI for the Grovers Kyle Budde went 4-for-4 with a double and a run and Cole Schmitz homered and drove in four runs to lead Richmond past Lake Henry at Richmond Talen Braegelman went 5-1/3 innings to get the win Luke Jokela went 3-2/3 innings to get the save Isaac Lieser went 2-for-4 with an RBI for Lake Henry Wyatt Steffensen surrendered four hits and struck out nine Greenwald batters in his six-inning win for the Saints at Elrosa The 2025 Patterson Tiger squad poses for a team photo after winning the Atwater Tournament Patterson High School’s varsity baseball team capped an impressive tournament run by defeating Gregori and Atwater to claim the 2025 Atwater Tournament title The tournament has seen notable alumni over the years including MLB Hall of Famer Randy Johnson and New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge who both played in the event during their high school careers the Tigers had already earned victories over Livingston and Enochs on April 21 Patterson opened the semifinals on Tuesday with a 5-2 win over Gregori Jimmy Chagoya put the Tigers on the board in the second inning with a run-scoring groundout Cole Medina started on the mound for Patterson and turned in a strong performance allowing three hits and two unearned runs over seven innings with Max Medina and Noah Cozart each collecting two Chagoya drove in two runs while going 1-for-3 with Caden Lozano and CJ Medina each recording multiple steals The defense also contributed a double play Noah Cozart drove in four runs to power the Tigers past host Atwater Patterson broke through in the third inning when Max Medina was hit by a pitch to force in a run Jimmy Chagoya hit into a fielder’s choice that brought home another run limiting Atwater to five hits and one run over five innings while striking out three and walking two Vincent Valladao took the loss for Atwater Guy Allard and Izaya Fijman each pitched scoreless relief innings for Patterson helping the Tigers total six free passes for the game with Andrew Garcia recording a team-high six chances Patterson secured the Atwater Tournament championship It was a true team effort throughout the week with multiple players stepping up in key moments Freshman pitchers Cole Medina and Trevor Green were named to the All-Tournament Team while sophomore infielder Caden Lozano earned Team MVP honors Patterson returns to action this afternoon with a doubleheader against Mountain House The games are make-ups for an earlier rainout and will be played today First pitch for Game 1 is scheduled for 1 p.m. Email notifications are only sent once a day there are no recent results for popular images there are no recent results for popular videos there are no recent results for popular commented articles Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Digital Media Contributor/Manager of Photography As the Broncos entered the final year of the 1980s and as a new decade approached the franchise hoped to reverse its fortunes Denver was only about a year removed from a Super Bowl appearance falling to a .500 season in 1988 in which they ranked in the bottom half in scoring offense and defense with less than a month before the 1989 NFL Draft the Broncos had their eye on a future Pro Football Famer — but not in the draft fresh off back-to-back first-team All-Pro seasons was about to enter the NFL's "Plan B" free agency Broncos head coach Dan Reeves and his staff hoped that they could bring in the young dominant defensive playmaker as an antidote to the pass-rushing weakness that had allowed Doug Williams to pick them apart in Super Bowl XXII too: "I'm looking forward to coming to Denver," he said "I'd really like to get a new start in Denver." Buffalo still had the ability to keep their rising star was one of the players for whom the Bills chose to retain the right of first refusal; Buffalo would have the chance to match Denver's offer the Broncos would have to compensate them for their loss with their first-round picks in the 1989 and 1990 NFL Drafts matched the Broncos' contract and Smith went on to become the franchise's — and the NFL's — all-time leader in sacks including the one that would help bring Steve Atwater to Denver The Broncos' focus remained on defensive players The general consensus was that the two top safeties were Atwater and Florida's Louis Oliver The Broncos traded down from their spot at No "I expected him to go in the first 10," Atwater later said "When they got to 19 and I hadn't heard his name Inside Broncos headquarters, there was a debate over the two players. Reeves later said they had rated the two players "side by side." To resolve the issue he impressed upon new defensive coordinator Wade Phillips and defensive backs coach Charlie Waters for their thoughts "That was a big discussion," Reeves said "By taking into consideration instincts and leadership \"Steve Atwater: The Road to Canton\" is a biographical sports documentary centered around legendary Broncos safety Steve Atwater The \"Smiling Assassin\" shares his perspective of some of the key moments from throughout his career which eventually earned him a bronze bust in Canton this program takes the viewer back to the beginning of his football career as a kid in St Louis and then all the way to the Hall of Fame Atwater helps us relive his record-setting collegiate career at the University of Arkansas the notorious hit on Christian Okoye and the back-to-back Super Bowl titles which he helped the Broncos bring to Denver Atwater even gives us a glimpse into his life after football as a loving husband father and a successful businessman before eventually rejoining the Broncos in a new role \"Steve Atwater: The Road to Canton\" is a story about the perseverance it takes to ascend to the highest level of professional football all while building relationships that define what it means to be a hall-of-fame person the Broncos also relied on what they'd seen during the months leading up to the draft Atwater had played in the East-West Shrine Game and been named the game's defensive player of the game after picking off two passes "First thing is, Steve Atwater's a guy of extreme intelligence," Reed Johnson, then Denver's director of player personnel, told The Gazette’s Mike Burrows We got that feeling when we scouted the East-West game the guy just flat KO'd everybody that got in his way And that's without anybody telling him what to do even though Oliver can run a whole lot faster." And how much faster was a matter of debate in itself That kind of 4.37 speed can ensnare plenty of NFL decision-makers during the NFL Draft but a Broncos scout named Ron Hill did what he could to make it as close as possible when he went to a workout at Arkansas to watch Atwater run a 40-yard dash "He wasn't a speed guy. But he ran pretty good that day in Arkansas," Hill told The Gazette’s Paul Klee in 2021 I don't think he'd ever run a 4.6 before that." that difference would probably still draw concerns that's what it is when he's out there on the field with his pads on Steve Atwater's hit on Christian Okoye comes in at No Between the leadership traits, his quick comprehension and ability to change direction, the Broncos made up their mind and, as Burrows wrote were "alarmingly infatuated with Atwater." a great hitter with great judgment," Phillips told Burrows "All I know is that Atwater is a football player and that we have to get him on the field "We wanted size and hitting strength defensively His feel for the game is just what we're looking for He can play strong safety or free safety without any problem however questionable at the time to outsiders Atwater became a starter immediately and helped generate a remarkable shift on defense Denver improved from 20th in scoring defense to first and last in rushing yards allowed per attempt to seventh as the Broncos marched back to the Super Bowl Over his 10 years in Denver, Atwater racked up eight Pro Bowl selections, two first-team All-Pro nods and was a key part of the Broncos' back-to-back Super Bowl championship squads. In Super Bowl XXXII, which ESPN's Adam Schefter has called "the finest game that any safety in any Super Bowl ever has played," Atwater stuffed the stat sheet with six solo tackles the Broncos accomplished exactly what they had set out to do when they prepared for the 1989 offseason even if it wasn't how they originally planned it They added a Pro Football Hall of Fame talent on defense and they reshaped the Broncos' fortunes for the next decade Watch some of the top plays from Pro Football Hall of Famer Steve Atwater's illustrious career Here's a look at who the Broncos added to their roster during the 2025 NFL Draft here's a look at several analysts' final projections for the Broncos' top selections Any player that improves the Broncos' roster — and reduces the pressure on Nix — can be viewed as a weapon Payton and Paton have now worked a pair of drafts together and there's plenty to dive into as the Broncos look to add more talent to their roster "We think there is going to be a similar player at [No.] 10 that will be there at [No.] 20 in our grades," Paton said "We have more players in that area than we do at [No.] 1 through [No.] 10 You just work your board and set your strategy based on that." With one week to go before the start of the 2025 NFL Draft here's a look at several analysts' projections for the Broncos' top selections whom the Broncos drafted in the second round of the 2013 NFL Draft out of Wisconsin is slated to make the announcement at the draft in Green Bay Ignoring rumors of a lingering knee injury the Broncos drafted Randy Gradishar in the first round and found a Hall of Fame defensive centerpiece for the next decade Denver currently holds seven picks in this year's draft including three selections within the top 100 picks With a little more than two weeks to go before the start of the 2025 NFL Draft the Broncos have seen several players take steps in their second seasons — and believe their 2024 rookie class could do the same Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application passed away at the young age of 23 on January 2 played a significant role in his life and lovingly 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the bus when police say Gonzalez approached a group of individuals at the bus stop and attacked two men with a sickle but one person who used a walker could not get away Authorities say Gonzalez then targeted a woman nearby Surveillance video obtained exclusively by FOX26 News shows the woman walking along the sidewalk when the man in a gray sweatshirt begins following her The video captures the chilling moment when he suddenly lunges forward the woman tries to escape—crossing the street in search of help—but Gonzalez continues to pursue and stabs her again in the middle of the road The assault ends in front of a nearby business where the woman collapses and is stabbed one final time All four victims were airlifted by helicopter to area hospitals for emergency care Residents in the neighborhood say violent incidents like this are rare in Atwater and the sudden surge of brutality has left residents shaken Gonzalez now faces multiple felony charges The class took time to recreate a class photo taken in September 1968 mimicking the photo as accurately as possible With a hoard of 1980 Upson County graduates gathering for a 45-year class reunion April 26 those who attended the first-grade class of “Miss Coffee” at James R Atwater School in 1968-69 visited the old stomping grounds in the morning to surprise the educator with their own reunion Approximately 18 people attended the celebration who is said to have graduated college at 18 years old on a Friday starting her first assignment the following Monday which was to teach students in the 1968-69 class that enrolled in the summer kindergarten program portions of the building have been renovated for an event venue former students were provided a tour of the building a children’s party and play place located in the adjacent building The class also took time to recreate a class photo taken in September 1968 Upson County’s three graduating classes of 1980 gathered April 26 for a joint 45-year reunion at Bickley’s Lake Author Jeannette Walls will deliver the annual Atwater Lecture at W&M on March 26 author of “The Glass Castle,” will deliver Alma Mater Production’s annual Atwater Lecture at William & Mary March 26 in the Sadler Center’s Commonwealth Auditorium faculty and staff with free admission for the general public on a first come The first 80 students will receive a free copy of The Glass Castle Walls will hold a book signing after the event in the Tidewater room Walls is widely known for “The Glass Castle,” which spent over 400 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list after its 2005 release A film of the same title starring Brie Larson and Woody Harrelson debuted in 2017 She is also the author of “Half Broke Horses,” and other well-received novels “The Glass Castle: Demon Hunting and Other Life Lessons,” will cover her tumultuous childhood and how she had to confront her past to overcome deep-seated fears.  one of four children in a family strapped for cash and constantly on the move Her loving but erratic parents had unconventional ideas about child-raising some of which put Walls and her siblings in peril she explains how she worked to turn resentment into love and confusion into understanding.  “Our flaws can be our greatest assets,” she said.  Walls moved to New York to live with her older sister and worked odd jobs while using grants loans and scholarships to attend Barnard College she worked for various New York publications She wrote the “Intelligencer” column for New York magazine a gossip column for Esquire and regularly contributed to “Scoop” at MSNBC.com Since the phenomenal success of the memoir “We all have more in common than we think,” she said Her message to audiences is to be honest with themselves about whatever their own trauma may be Walls also has strong feelings about movements to ban books The event is sponsored by AMP and made possible with generous support from the Janet and Peter Atwater Lecture Endowment DETROIT, April 07, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Atwater Brewing Detroit’s renowned craft brewery and a craft beer brand of Tilray Brands is pleased to announce the launch of Atwater Light low-carb addition to its flagship line available year-round This new product is now offered at local retailers and all three Atwater Tap Rooms and is anticipated to become a preferred choice for beer enthusiasts throughout Michigan Crafted with German Noble hops for a traditional flavor and aroma and Vienna malt for the perfect body and color this beer offers a delightful drinking experience without the extra calories "Atwater’s beers honor the spirit of Detroit and we brew our products for the hardworking people that work and live in this city We are proud of our brewing heritage and community and with the introduction of Atwater Light we offer an honest light lager that suits any occasion The cans and packaging were crafted to evoke a sense of hometown pride The design is intentionally simple and clean to reflect the lightness of the beer and 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detailed discussion of these risks and other factors see the most recently filed annual information form of Tilray and the Annual Report on Form 10-K (and other periodic reports filed with the SEC) of Tilray made with the SEC and available on EDGAR The forward-looking statements included in this communication are made as of the date of this communication and the Company does not undertake any obligation to publicly update such forward-looking statements to reflect new information or otherwise unless required by applicable securities laws Media: news@tilray.com  Investors: investors@tilray.com  Photos accompanying this announcement are available at https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/e50e7923-fd36-4bca-a024-413643d1a9e1 https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/724ae1ea-1678-4365-8a31-71ec92383267 A stroke of luck turned an Atwater woman into the Valley's newest millionaire.ATWATER (KFSN) -- A stroke of luck turned an Atwater woman into the Valley's newest millionaire Shannon's Mini Mart on Shafter Road sold a $30 scratcher last week the ticket was turned in for a $10 million grand prize The new gas station will receive a percentage of the winnings for being dubbed a "lucky retailer." The store says the win has already helped business and hopes to make you the next millionaire (FOX26) — Four people were stabbed in a random attack by a man with a sickle in Atwater on Wednesday in the area of Atwater Blvd and First Street Officers were at three different crime scenes Atwater Police Chief Rich McEachin said a man randomly stabbed three people at a bus stop two victims ran in different directions while the third but arriving officers pursued him until he crashed into a pole Officers arrested 38-year-old Isidro Chavez Gonzales and recovered the sickle Chief McEachin said the stabbing victims were airlifted to the hospital The suspect is facing four counts of attempted murder please avoid the area until further notice People in the area should expect possible road closures and delays follow police instructions and stay indoors if possible — Broncos Hall of Fame safety Steve Atwater has been elected to the National High School Football Hall of Fame as a member of the Class of 2025 Atwater — who joined the Broncos as the 20th-overall pick in the 1989 NFL Draft — spent 10 seasons in Denver and was a member of the Broncos' Super Bowl XXXII and Super Bowl XXXIII championship teams The Broncos Ring of Famer and eight-time Pro Bowler was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2020 and his election to the National High School Football Hall of Fame is the latest of a multitude of honors that highlight Atwater's legendary career "They're nice accolades," Atwater told DenverBroncos.com on Thursday "It's nice to be recognized for being good at something and I know that that's only a part of the person that I am they get a kick out of these types of things Atwater played high school football at Lutheran North High School in St where he was both a quarterback and safety and earned all-conference and Most Valuable Player honors He then went on to play college football at Arkansas where he played safety and was a two-time All-American "Playing quarterback helped because they got a chance to see my tackling skills when I threw interceptions," Atwater said I'd be flying down there upset that they intercepted my pass but he's going to be all right at safety.'" Atwater said the highlight of his high school football experience was not the skills he gained on the field but the lifelong relationships he built that impacted the trajectory of both his career and life "I have just great memories from practicing with all my buddies," Atwater said ran track and played all our sports together as youngsters My greatest memories were just remembering the times before practice It's just great memories of some guys that I still love to this day We felt that they not only were coaches but that they genuinely cared about us Your coach not only cares about how you play how your family is doing [and] all that good stuff and I've still got great relationships with my coaches." While Atwater was sidelined with a shoulder injury during his freshman year of high school he made the most of his three years on the team as he prepared to play at the next level Atwater recognizes the foundational knowledge those years provided and noted he was "extremely happy" to learn of the honor that acknowledged the hard work he put in all those years ago "I started playing football when I was eight years old," Atwater said there was just the carryover from youth football It was just something that could get me away from all the other stuff that was going on." The National High School Hall of Fame was founded in 2010 to "preserve the history and honor of high school football players coaches and contributors" and "foster the growth of young talent and inspiring the next generation," according to the NHSHF "You kind of wait your whole life to just hear you name called," Robinson said I wanted to prove to myself that I could do it I always had the confidence and the support behind me to know I could." Combined with an active free agency period Denver has added a slew of talent to its roster as the team looks to build on a playoff berth from a season ago Head Coach Sean Payton speaks about adding the right players to the Broncos' roster then we'd be real excited," Head Coach Sean Payton said in reference to former All-Pro Jimmy Graham 250-pound player began playing football in 2024 and caught four passes — which all went for touchdowns — and a two-point conversion Crawshaw averaged 45.8 yards per punt and had 25 of his 59 punts fall within the 20-yard line The Broncos have added to their edge rushing group on Day 3 of the 2025 NFL Draft 'Who does he remind [you of]?'" Payton said Friday There were so many things about his game that reminded me of Mike Thomas." "We felt like moving back would set the tone for the day [and] would give us flexibility to do what we want to do for the day — and it did," General Manager George Paton said "His running style — we feel he's dynamic," General Manager George Paton said We thought maybe he had the best vision in the draft." Jake Soberal has reported to Atwater and Irma Olguin Jr to Victorville to serve their sentences related to their Bitwise convictions have reported to prison to begin their sentences A representative from the Federal Bureau of Prisons (FBOP) said Tuesday afternoon that Soberal is in custody at the United States Penitentiary (USP) Atwater in Merced County and Olguin is in the FBOP’s custody at the Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) Victorville Medium I The court had recommended that Soberal be sent to the Federal Correctional Institution USP Atwater is a high-security prison with a medium-security satellite camp Olguin will be held at FCI Victorville Medium I In December, Judge John Coughenour sentenced Soberal to 11 years and Olguin to nine years The two were convicted of wire fraud in a $115 million scheme that led to the collapse of the tech/real estate company Soberal and Olguin will have to pay back $114.6 million in restitution a tax lien was filed with the Fresno County Assessor/Recorder against Soberal to recover those funds Paul Dictos, the Fresno County Assessor/Recorder, saw the warning signs about Bitwise well before the company’s collapse “When I read the audit reports and documents filed with my office I noticed more red flags than in a USSR rally,” Dictos said Soberal and Olguin pleaded for a reduced sentence of five years with Soberal citing his Christian values and community service He admitted that his identity was deeply tied to Bitwise and that he let power and control consume him expressed regret for the damage her actions caused to the LGBTQ+ community Small Business Administration (SBA) is streamlining the national The North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians announced this week A frozen dessert company could soon become mainstream in the Fresno city and business leaders showed support for a Tower BLOG: Bill advances that would undermine PAGA reform Reform of the Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA) was one BLOG: Should breaking news alter your investment strategy? please create a FREE account OR login here SKIP THE POP-UPS — Subscribe Today & Save $20 Stay informed with The Business Journal—your go-to source for local business news and insights Already a member? CLICK HERE to login Unlock unlimited access to TheBusinessJournal.com and start receiving exclusive business news and insights today basketball felt like a dream job for Davis High’s Coleman Atwater Atwater — with offers from the University of Chicago and Claremont McKenna College in California — takes the books seriously But ask any Davis County resident and there’s little debate over where the 6-foot-3 shooting guard can be found after 3 p.m “Basketball was the part I wanted to be at every single day,” Atwater said “I was able to focus on other things during the day and build up whatever emotions I built up in the classroom or outside of basketball and then it was ‘I get to go to basketball today,’ not Atwater and the Darts closed February with an eighth state championship — the second in Chad Sims’ 11 years as head coach — defeating 6A favorite and top seed Herriman 75-66 by trusting themselves as the more level-headed opponent through the final eight minutes Atwater is the 2025 Standard-Examiner All-Area Boys Basketball Player of the Year One of four seniors, Atwater was instrumental to Davis-Herriman becoming the hottest ticket in town on Feb. 27. All four seniors would certainly identify that 6A title contest, the raucous Huntsman Center and buildup to their season’s most-important game as their favorite memory To truly appreciate the fruits of their labor Sims veers the conversation to the preseason and just how consequential those weeks became Sims meticulously chose his team’s early regular-season dates to make his group uncomfortable The longtime coach wanted Davis to adhere to a tight preseason with small windows between tournaments and non-region opponents we’re able to just relax and go play the game,” Sims said With a host of guys capable of finding the rim Sims wasn’t wasting time second-guessing the draw-up when shots didn’t fall Sims tweak man-to-man matchups like flipping switches on a breaker box studying the effects and recalling such patterns throughout an 11-2 start through the non-region slate his teammates on trusting those adjustments without spending extra time in practice or the film room Getting guys to trust and recognize those real-time changes on the court is where Atwater made a difference during those early preseason dates “It was a matter of defensive adjustments that would get us in a flow offensively,” Sims said and then we’d come out with those defensive matchups and it would translate right over to the offense we were getting a little bit of a flow and a rhythm.” here’s who you’re guarding and you’re going to go out and make a play,'” Atwater said “I trusted (Sims) that he’d make the right adjustments he’d call the right plays and he’d have the right matchups out there.” Davis entered the half behind or tied on eight occasions this season, including twice during the playoffs. Close contests or comebacks included Weber twice during the regular season and Layton twice, first avenging their third and final loss on Feb. 4, and again in the 6A semifinals The back half of the schedule saw the Darts fall just once more giving up a 23-point loss at Layton on Jan which meant a share of Region 1 title honors “I think it kind of grew on the other guys and they realized we’ve got a chance to win this,” Atwater said “We’ve got to give it everything we’ve got doing everything they can and we’ve got to step up to par.” Someone like Atwater will become increasingly missed as Sims and Davis regroup for the 2025-26 campaign But Atwater’s contributions will be remembered “(Atwater) understood what we were trying to do,” Sims said “Coleman and the seniors could execute on the floor and be the coach on the floor.” Atwater will serve a two-year mission before narrowing his choice between Chicago and Claremont McKenna for basketball Connect with sports reporter Conner Becker via email at cbecker@standard.net and X @ctbecker LLC | www.standard.net | 332 Standard Way It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Gladys Atwater who would become her beloved husband on November 9 they dedicated themselves to building a life filled with love and hard work for their family  Gladys dedicated her life to her family embodying a spirit of love and laughter that will forever resonate in the hearts of those who knew her Gladys was employed with Seaford Clothing in the 70’s but soon transitioned to a vital role in her husband's bar and grill business delighting countless patrons with her delicious cooking fostering laughter and love around the table and she took immense joy in nurturing those she cared for she remained steadfast in her faith and dedication to her loved ones Her love and devotion to Jesus Christ never faltered; she understood from a young age that her strength and comfort came from Him and involvement at Tabernacle Baptist Church of Moline Illinois before her difficult journey began Michael Earl McBride and Ricky McBride (Pam) and a host of family and friends who will remember her for her kindness Gladys was preceded in death by her daughter Hollis and Irene McBride; Siblings: Hollis McBride Jr A celebration of her life will be held at Tabernacle Baptist Church 2024 (livestreamed through the church’s Facebook page) Visitation will be held one hour prior to the service at the church  The burial will be in Hampton Township Cemetery where she will be laid to rest next to her husband who preceded her in death by one week a testament to their marriage of over 61 years We invite all who knew her to come share memories and honor the loving legacy she leaves behind Online condolences and memories may be shared with Gladys’ family on her tribute wall at www.wheelanpressly.com Calif (FOX26) — We’re learning more about Isidro Chavez Gonzalez the man accused of attacking four people in Atwater on Wednesday — including stabbing three of them The 38-year-old suspect made his first court appearance Friday According to Merced County District Attorney Nicole Silveira including three counts of attempted murder several counts of assault with a deadly weapon Silveira confirmed Gonzalez was recently released from prison just a few months ago though she declined to share further details about his criminal past citing the early stage of the investigation “We alleged that he assaulted with a piece of concrete or a brick,” Silveira said revealing new information about one of the attacks Atwater Police told us Friday afternoon that three of the victims have been released from the hospital The DA would not expand on the extent of the injuries but said the fact Gonzalez is charged with causing great bodily injury should give an idea of how severe the attacks were "Our argument is that he presents an extreme danger to public safety,” Silveira said including his place of residence or any possible mental health issues and we’re going to do everything we can to secure justice in this case and keep the community safe,” she said Gonzalez appeared in an exclusive video aired Wednesday night which showed moments following the violent attacks Gonzalez is scheduled to be back in court on Monday passed away surrounded by his family on Monday at Bethesda Grand in Willmar after a courageous battle with cancer John Lutheran Church and will continue one hour prior to the service at the church on Saturday Burial will be held at the church cemetery Arrangements are with Harvey Anderson & Johnson Funeral Home in Willmar Bernard Charles “Chuck” Gratz was born on March 14 in Litchfield as the oldest child to Bernard L he learned a strong work ethic and gained a love of agriculture John Lutheran School and later graduated from Atwater High School in 1977 Chuck continued his education at the University of Minnesota - Morris and later at the University of Minnesota - St he moved back to the family farm where he worked with his family raising and milking dairy cattle and growing crops Some of his biggest enjoyments on the farm were running the planter He also tended to and cared for the calves on the dairy farm participated in two mission trips to Costa Rica through Most Ministries and went on many day trips with his friends He also enjoyed hunting and vegetable gardening he started growing radishes and enjoyed giving them to friends and family Chuck’s unwavering and lifelong faith in his Lord carried him through his life on earth He always encouraged his family and friends with his knowledge and wit Chuck is survived by his parents: Bernard L and Charlotte Gratz of Atwater; siblings: Julie (Bob) Ehrlich of Spicer and Bradley (JoAnn) Gratz of Atwater; and nephews: Kyle Ehrlich Elliot Gratz and Wilson Gratz; and many other relatives and friends The third artistic director in the festival’s history Darin Atwater comes to Monterey with a distinctively different background than his predecessors The 67th edition of the Monterey Jazz Festival features just what its loyal fans have come to expect: a star-studded mix of headliners youth programs and a funky Saturday afternoon party Miguel Zenon and Robert Glasper are on the bill But longtime patrons will notice hints of some new directions They come courtesy of Monterey’s new artistic director who took the helm last fall after the retirement of Tim Jackson Only the third artistic director in the festival’s history (San Francisco DJ Jimmy Lyons came first) comes to Monterey with a distinctively different background than his predecessors He is the first from the East Coast and also the first African American composer and educator with a classical and gospel background he is the founding artistic director of the Baltimore-based Soulful Symphony which performs American music with an emphasis on African American experience Atwater has served as composer in residence for the Baltimore Symphony and his composition “Day Of Affirmation” was commissioned and performed by the Jazz Lincoln Center Orchestra He also teaches American roots music at the Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University “He’s a renaissance kind of guy,” says Lenora Helm dean of professional education at Berklee College of Music “He has his heart and mind and work in circles that overlap as an academic leader and as a cultural arts programmer.” Atwater says he has no intention of dramatically changing Monterey He especially admires its tradition of commissioning new work and the commitment to jazz “baked into its constitution.” “Most jazz festivals are no longer jazz festivals,” he notes But just as Jackson brought his particular outlook to the festival Atwater clearly intends to add his own touch to Monterey this year’s schedule reflects his love of the human voice Nearly two dozen singers and vocal ensembles share the bill from Samara Joy and Mavis Staples to Lila Downs and Gabriella Cavassa “I come out of the gospel choral tradition,” he explains The American songbook is a vehicle for storytelling Atwater has also significantly expanded the festival’s gospel component The Monterey Peninsula Gospel Community Choir joins Texas Southern University Gospel Choir on the Sunday morning program on at the newly named Tim Jackson Garden Stage There is now a gospel program at the arena Sunday featuring the inspirational Donald Lawrence and Company When Monterey Jazz Festival Executive Director Colleen Bailey attended a celebration with him earlier this year at Houston’s Wesley AME Church she was stunned by the reception he received “All these famous gospel singers were there He is a very well-known figure in the music industry I think this is his West Coast opportunity.” It’s also an opportunity for Atwater to show off East Coast acts Californians might not have seen before One is Baltimore tenor saxophonist Tim Green who has performed with Christian McBride; another is a D.C North Carolina-based pianist Sean Mason is also a first-timer at Monterey this year as is the soulful Pennsylvania singer Avery Sunshine If you notice a healthy mix of genders in Atwater’s program “We have to scrub ourselves of any blind-spot biases.” Atwater also appears ready to take on the Monterey audience’s notorious resistance to change particularly jazz-adjacent forms such as hip-hop the crowd exited en masse when The Roots came on at the Jimmy Lyons Stage Atwater has invited Baltimore-born hip-hop artist Mumu Fresh (Maimouna Youssef) to the big stage Saturday and the infectious New Orleans hip-hop group The Soul Rebels to the West End Stage The West End Stage is also where curious listeners can soak up the sounds of Marquis Hill “We want to inject the festival with as much new life as possible build a bridge to the next generation,” Atwater affirms There is one ingredient that old-timers might notice is missing from this year’s program: Monterey’s customarily fulsome nod to Bay Area musicians Though San Francisco’s Christian Pepin & Orquesta Bembé is featured at the Pacific Jazz Café a venue where Atwater hopes to reassert jazz’s oft-forgotten ties to dance “That’s just my learning curve,” Atwater admits Atwater will teach master classes in the festival’s ongoing collaboration with Historic Black Colleges and Universities — to date Texas Southern University (sending its Gospel Choir) and North Carolina Central University (offering its Jazz Ensemble) Atwater will also participate in Monterey Jazz Festival On Tour which offers a revue to major cities around the country who also will retain his position as artistic director of Soulful Symphony and continue to compose “But I’m so honored to have the opportunity to take the baton.” DB “This is one of the great gifts that Coltrane gave us — he gave us a key to the cosmos in this recording,” says John McLaughlin In his original liner notes to A Love Supreme The Blue Note Jazz Festival New York kicks off May 27 with a James Moody 100th Birthday Celebration at Sony Hall Blue Note Entertainment Group has unveiled the lineup for the 14th annual Blue Note Jazz Festival New York “I’m certainly influenced by Geri Allen,” said Iverson during a live Blindfold Test at the 31st Umbria Jazz Winter festival Ethan Iverson performed as part of the 31st Umbria Jazz Winter festival in… we’re left with similarities,” Collier says “Cultural differences are mitigated through 12 notes.” DownBeat has a long association with the Midwest Clinic International Band and Orchestra Conference but it’s still kind of productive in a way because you have something that you can be inspired by,” Andy Bey said on a 2019 episode of NPR Jazz Night in America who illuminated the jazz scene for five decades with a four-octave range that encompassed a bellowing… About|Terms of Use|PrivacyCopyright © 2025 Maher Publications DownBeat is an internationally registered trademark of Maher Publications   He was born in Crosby on July 2,1952 the seventh of nine children born to Randle ‘Kelly’ and Ruth (Hite) Atwater.  After graduating from Crosby-Ironton High School in 1970  He married Linda Boelter-Phillips in 1980 and worked for the U.S Postal Service in Minneapolis for many years (FOX26) — The Atwater Police Department announced the arrest of the suspect wanted in connection to the 2023 double homicide of Evangelina Ybarra and Ramon Lopez Danny Garibay was found in Yuma where he was taken into custody on a variety of narcotics and weapons charges The process of extraditing Garibay to Merced County has begun with the support of the Merced County Sheriff’s Office [RELATED]Man injured in drive-by-shooting in Tulare County he will face charges in connection to the double homicide that happened on October 2 Both victims were shot multiple times and were pronounced dead at the scene "We hope this arrest provides a measure of closure for the families of the victims and reassures our community that justice will be served," said Atwater Police Chief Richard McEachin the Atwater Police Department remains steadfast in our commitment to ensuring public safety and seeking justice for all victims of crime." He said he was thankful for the journey and the people that led him to winning this position NCCU means being a voice for the marginalized,” he said “It gives a voice to people just like me who are too afraid to speak I love giving back and this position has truly heightened that.” and embrace the challenge during the 2023 campaign season “I’m a huge mental health advocate,” Atwater said “I want to cater to people who deal with theirs in many different ways “You have to embrace the obstacles and tribulations.” Atwater’s biggest role models growing up were his father and immediate family members and uncle stepped in whenever my dad was too busy working,” he said “They nurtured me and showed me the ins and outs of being a man His family always encouraged him to go out and try something new “When I went to them and asked if they could see me doing something like this they said ‘of course’ because they knew the kind of man I could be,” Atwater said With the royal court acting as emissaries [the face] for the school and a point of reference for the students Atwater plans to be an advocate for mental health as Mr but we’re scared to raise our hand because we’re afraid of failing,” he said “So I wanna show that it’s okay to speak up and be something that you know you can be.” For anyone who is interested in the position Atwater’s advice is that you step out of your comfort zone Sign-up today and be one of the first to receive Campus Echo updates right to your inbox The Campus Echo is an independent news organization created by N.C On this episode of \"Between the Lines\" presented by Microsoft Surface Hall of Famer Steve Atwater breaks down wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr.’s 32-yard touchdown in Sunday’s win over the Chiefs On this episode of "Between the Lines" presented by Microsoft Surface Hall of Famer Steve Atwater breaks down wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr.'s 32-yard touchdown in Sunday's win over the Chiefs Take a closer look at the Broncos' newest additions with this cinematic recap of the Broncos' 2025 NFL Draft class Take a look back at when the Broncos drafted wide receiver Courtland Sutton in the second round of the 2018 NFL Draft Take a look at highlights of Broncos free-agent signings Talanoa Hufanga Watch some of the top plays that new Broncos linebacker Dre Greenlaw and safety Talanoa Hufanga made during their time with the San Francisco 49ers Watch the top plays that new Broncos tight end Evan Engram has made through the first eight years of his NFL career Watch highlights of some of quarterback Bo Nix's top moments from the 2024 NFL season Watch every touchdown from the Broncos' 2024 season from Bo Nix's scramble in Seattle to a playoff touchdown in Buffalo Watch some of the best moments of cornerback Pat Surtain II's 2024 NFL season Take a look at all 63 of the Broncos' sacks from a 2024 season in which the team set a new franchise mark for quarterback takedowns Watch the Broncos' top 10 plays from the 2024 season Watch the Broncos' top plays from their Wild Card Weekend matchup with the Buffalo Bills Quarterback Bo Nix escapes pressure and picks up 18 yards vs Jones takes down quarterback Josh Allen for a 3-yard loss Defensive lineman Zach Allen takes down quarterback Josh Allen for an 8-yard loss Quarterback Bo Nix connects with wide receiver Courtland Sutton for an 11-yard gain Denver fakes a punt on fourth down and Riley Dixon finds Marvin Mims Jr Quarterback Bo Nix opens up the scoring in Buffalo with a 43-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Troy Franklin Quarterback Bo Nix finds wide receiver Courtland Sutton on third down for a 19-yard gain and Broncos first down Relive the Broncos' impressive march to the postseason with this cinematic recap of the Broncos' 2024 regular season Watch Broncos rookie quarterback Bo Nix's Week 18 highlights as he completed 26-of-29 passes — including his first 18 to start the game — for four touchdowns and more than 300 yards in a playoff-clinching win Listen as Voice of the Broncos Dave Logan provides the call for wide receiver Devaughn Vele's catch of a tipped pass in the end zone Watch the Broncos' highlights from their 38-0 win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 18 Running back Audric Estime finds the end zone to extend Denver's lead over Kansas City in the fourth quarter finds the end zone for his second touchdown vs Annual Atwater Christmas Light Show 2024 December 28 KAUKAUNA (WLUK) -- The Annual Atwater Christmas light show is back for another year FOX 11’s Savannah Wood was showing us around the 70,000 Christmas lights timed to music The light show is located at 456 Crestview Rd and that means another edition of Friday Morning Football!MERCED COUNTY and that means another edition of Friday Morning Football Action News made the hour-long drive up Highway 99 to the North Valley as Atwater High School is getting ready to take on a cross-town rival The Atwater Falcons (4-1) will host the visiting Buhach Colony Thunder (0-5) on Friday For news updates, follow Ana Torrea on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram DETROIT (WXYZ) — Everyone loves a little taste of their childhood that taste of nostalgia comes from a fresh jar of Velvet Peanut Butter starting as a production out of Paul Zuckerman's garage off 12th Street in 1937 "He was kind of obsessed with the idea that most of the peanut butter in the market wasn't very good so he was pretty sure he could make a better kind of peanut butter," said Jon Milan Paul was a good salesman and grew his little peanut butter into a national production he solidified his rapport with the public by supplying U.S It was a cheap and delicious source of protein and that was a big deal during World War II selling peanut butter to you," said historian and author Zuckerman sold the business and production was moved out of Michigan and into Georgia the Detroit icon is set to make its return purchased the peanut butter company on January 2 of this year He told me he felt a connection with the original owner started making peanut butter in his garage," said Rieth Bringing this piece of local history home is more than just nostalgic for Rieth He said it's part of his commitment to help Detroit thrive by bringing more job opportunities to the community "It's all about being a part of the Detroit community And this is going to be another avenue to be able to do that .. we've always talked about that over the years," he said Loss of Supervisory Correctional Systems Specialist Marc Fischer USP Atwater and the Federal Bureau of Prisons despite swift response from his co-workers and local emergency medical services Supervisory Correctional Systems Specialist Marc Fischer was pronounced deceased upon arriving at the local hospital following his exposure to mail saturated in an unknown substance and our entire agency as we grieve his untimely death We are working closely with our law enforcement partners as they investigate the circumstances A veteran of the United States Coast Guard Marc Fischer had served the Federal Bureau of Prisons proudly for over 23 years he was promoted to a Correctional Systems Officer 2009 when he was promoted to Supervisory Correctional Systems Specialist The death of Supervisory Correctional Systems Specialist Fischer reminds us that our work as corrections professionals is inherently dangerous A sad truth that USP Atwater is too familiar with having lost Correctional Officer Jose Rivera sixteen years ago across the FBOP and by correctional agencies around the world He also leaves behind countless grieving friends and colleagues We will come together and support each other through this trying time and we will continue to honor Marc Fischer as we fulfill the mission of the Federal Bureau of Prisons The United States Flag and the Federal Bureau of Prisons Flag will be flown at Half-Staff at all locations until sundown on the day of the official memorial Celebration of Life and Mass to be held Friday  followed by food and fellowship at the parish hall Published in Obituaries please click the box below to let us know you're not a robot Get the most important global markets news at your fingertips with a Bloomberg.com subscription the Atwater Kent Collection (AKC) at Drexel University invites the public to experience the exhibition Philadelphia Revealed: Unpacking the Attic an interactive display of over 600 authentic objects telling the story of Philadelphia’s city history collection The exhibition aims to evoke feelings of pride and awe encompassing an array of Philadelphia stories reflecting 350 years of city history and will include hundreds of historical images as well as multimedia and hands-on elements  Organized into nine thematic sections standout items on display will include a 1688 deed from William Penn material from one of the first African American Philadelphia Police officers objects from a 1700s sunken British ship dredged from the Delaware River a bowler/derby hat worn by Abraham Lincoln and the earliest dated piano made in America Philadelphia Revealed will run from Thursday, July 18, through Sunday, Dec. 1, in the Fisher Brooks and Frances M. Maguire Galleries at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) Admission will be waived for anyone with a Drexel ID and the exhibition will be free to the public on Thursday The exhibition highlights the strengths of the AKC (former Philadelphia History Museum) including material representing the Museum’s earliest acquisitions “Sharing a narrative of a collection is an awesome responsibility – each object is a reflection of the elements of the city of Philadelphia and the lives and experiences of the people who live and work here,” said Stacey Swigart “We have packed this exhibition with a variety of themes and stories – through the objects – that we hope will inspire every visitor to reflect on how they are a part of the history of Philadelphia through their own experience and memories.” Philadelphia Revealed will also present its audience with an interactive game where visitors can find and add their own stories to the archives Visitors can hear other Philadelphians’ stories through The Philadelphia Revealed Podcast Each podcast episode will feature a new storyteller highlighting an object from the exhibition and sharing their own story inspired by it Philadelphia history is still being told; Philadelphia Revealed aims to find out what these objects mean to all of us.  The selection of objects that will be showcased in the Philadelphia Revealed exhibition is subsequent to the AKC’s inaugural exhibition, Seeing Philadelphia The exhibition presented views of the city in prints paired with photography and writing from students and community members who responded to these views The AKC includes an extraordinary assemblage of more than 130,000 historical artifacts, works of art, and archival materials relating to Philadelphia and American history. Over 7,600 objects are available digitally, so far, via the AKC Online Collection database, accessible to the public at philadelphiahistory.org Drexel continues to plan initiatives that will bring the AKC into public view and invite an active response from audiences—including for the upcoming 250th anniversary of the nation in 2026 research and organize the materials in the AKC The University will work with Philadelphia's many institutions and cultural organizations to ensure that items can be borrowed and once again appreciated throughout the city and beyond Philadelphia Revealed: Unpacking the Attic is made possible through the support of the Richard C and the Syde Hurdus Foundation – as well as support provided by donors to Drexel University Collections and Exhibitions.  For more information about Philadelphia Revealed visit: https://philadelphiahistory.org/philadelphiarevealed/ Media Relations Submission Guidelines MONROE COUNTY — ­ Looking for authentic Mexican cuisine? Atwater Street Tacos is the place to go We asked Monroe News’ readers for the best place in the county serving up authentic Mexican food Coming in second was Taqueria Nena’s at 1620 N. Monroe St., followed by El Vaquero Mexican Restaurant 1270 Stewart Road in Monroe and 14225 Custer Road in Dundee Gerardo and Monica Melgarejo own the business known for its rich blend of spices and bold flavors Their first restaurant is located in Flat Rock “Our first location is on Atwater Street in Flat Rock,” Monica Melgarejo said Telegraph Road has seating for 80 and offers a full-service bar Patio seating is planned for warmer weather More: Boycotting bad bagels, Monroe man starts making his own We were blown away when we heard the news being so new here," Monica said "My husband is from Mexico City and we met working at a restaurant We always had a dream to open our own restaurant.” customer favorites include quesabirria tacos The couple use family recipes and protein choices are barbacoa (braised beef) More: This is the best place in Monroe County for breakfast The menu offers sides like elote (Mexican street corn) “We serve street tacos and they are favorites with our customers,” she said “Our fajita bowl has also been a big seller since we opened.” — Contact reporter Lisa Vidaurri-Bowling at lvidaurribowling@gannett.com Commercial buildings on a corner lot in Atwater Village are slated to give way to affordable housing using the Mayor's Executive Directive 1, according to a new application unearthed via ATC calls for the construction of a new six-story edifice featuring 92 studio and one-bedroom apartments with parking for 21 vehicles the project is eligible for density bonus incentives permitting a larger structure than allowed by zoning rules Sammie Tabrizi is designing the proposed project which is depicted in plans as a contemporary podium-type building The project site is located just east of the Los Angeles River, and north across the 2 Freeway from the site of the Wylden apartments, an under-construction 370-unit development from Fairfield Residential. 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Visit lahousing.lacity.org/aahr and housing.lacounty.gov California's 2024 state income limits Click here for additional affordable housing resources This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Link IconCopy linkFacebook LogoShare on FacebookXShare on XEmailShare via EmailLink copied to clipboardTheir Thanksgiving potluck included ‘chicken jelly,’ Grape-Nuts muffins and long-forgotten Philly delicaciesAtwater Kent staffers scoured the archives for delicious (and disgusting) recipes The Atwater Kent Collection’s holiday potluck on Monday involved Log Cabin pecan pie the dish no one was eager to eat but everyone wanted to discuss was the “chicken jelly” — a gelatinous loaf featuring bits of chicken It tastes like chicken soup,” said Michael Shepherd Some offices host cookie swaps or catered lunches during the holidays. At Atwater Kent, a repository of roughly 130,000 objects related to Philadelphia history that is managed by Drexel University staffers this year threw a potluck in which every dish came from a recipe in its archival collection There were thousands of options to choose from and pamphlets distributed by companies to help sell their products (United Fruit advised cooks to incorporate bananas into every dish in a 1950s cookbook) Upstairs at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts’ Hamilton Building the staff introduced their creations and toasted Then they drank sparkling grape juice out of red plastic cups and ate ancient recipes off paper plates The chicken jelly recipe came from a pamphlet distributed by Colburn’s a company based in Philadelphia that imported and manufactured spices and sold seasonings all over the city in the early 1900s The sparse recipe: “Cut the fowl as for fricassee take out the chicken and chop it into small pieces …” There were no measurements or time limits; Shepherd bought a rotisserie chicken from Acme and proceeded from there so it is not clear if it contained the chain’s greatest hits The rescued box also included recipes from individuals; ARA the company now known as Aramark; and General Foods Kraut made ARA’s version of “chocolate candy cookies,” a no-bake fudge-like concoction drawn from an industrial-scale June 1967 recipe that called for 1.5 pounds of sugar inspired by a General Foods recipe also salvaged from the dump baked a pecan pie from the Log Cabin Syrup Co. using another industrial-scale recipe that incorporates both corn syrup and Log Cabin syrup Before the concept of “food science” took off in the 1930s many published recipes instructed people to basically “cook until done,” Kraut said Some staffers are already planning for the next potluck Maybe they will prepare a ham and pineapple spread Collections assistant Piper Burnett suggested a World War II-themed meal The talk then turned to modern-day recipes Torres said she had recently cooked a TikTok-famous fried sandwich somebody in a special collection is going to say ‘I’m going to do the historic TikTok recipe for the Spam ramen fried sandwich,’” Kraut said “Philadelphia Revealed: Unpacking the Attic” runs through April 6 at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Fisher Brooks and Frances M. Maguire Gallery, Samuel M.V. Hamilton Building, 128 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, 215-972-7600 or pafa.org A natural gas leak was reported at the corner of Faculty Avenue and Atwater Avenue on Friday afternoon It will take crews hours to contain the leak according to a second emergency alert sent at 12:32 p.m The alert says to continue avoiding the area.  Indiana University sent a campus-wide emergency alert to students at 12:12 p.m the Bloomington Fire Department and gas company were on the scene This story was updated with information from a second alert The Daily Rundown is published Monday through Friday and gives you a quick look at the day's top stories Friday's weekly recap will let you catch up on the most important and most popular stories of the week Find out what the IDS is saying about IU basketball distributed during the IU basketball season from Molson Coors Beverage Company (“Molson Coors”) (NYSE: TAP) Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Tilray Brands "Atwater Brewery is a renowned craft brewery with a rich history and a loyal following in Michigan This acquisition expands our reach in the Great Lakes region and further strengthens our position in the craft beer industry We are excited to welcome Atwater Brewery to Tilray Brands and are committed to leveraging our expertise and resources to drive growth and provide beer lovers with access to Atwater's exceptional brews.” AdvisorsTD Securities acted as financial advisor and DLA Piper LLP (US) acted as external legal counsel to Tilray Brands Tilray’s mission is to be a leading premium lifestyle company with a house of brands and innovative products that inspire joy Cautionary Statement Concerning Forward-Looking StatementsCertain statements in this communication that are not historical facts constitute forward-looking information or forward-looking statements (together and Canadian securities laws and within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 analyses or current expectations concerning among other things: the timing and certainty of closing the acquisition; expected sales synergies and accretion related to the acquisition; Tilray’s ability to expand upon distribution and sales of alcohol products in the U.S.; Tilray’s ability to enhance the value of its brand portfolio; and Tilray’s anticipated investments in particular businesses and other risks and uncertainties not presently known to Tilray or that Tilray deems immaterial could also cause actual results or events to differ materially from those expressed in the forward-looking statements contained herein see the most recently filed Annual Report on Form 10-K (and other periodic reports filed with the SEC) of Tilray made with the SEC and available on EDGAR and in Tilray’s Canadian securities filings The forward-looking statements included in this communication are made as of the date of this communication while Tilray believes that information provides a reasonable basis for these statements and investors are cautioned not to unduly rely on these statements You should not rely upon forward-looking statements or forward-looking information as predictions of future events and Tilray does not undertake any obligation to publicly update such forward-looking statements to reflect new information subsequent events or otherwise unless required by applicable securities laws Media: news@tilray.com Investors: investors@tilray.com Talbert announced on Tuesday that 35-year-old Jamar Jones an inmate at USP Atwater 35-year-old Stephanie Ferreira of Evansville Indiana and 37-year-old Jermen Rudd III of Wentzville Missouri are the three that have been charged According to court documents between July 15 The three individuals conspired to introduce narcotics into USP Atwater for Jones to sell Jones and Ferreira had Rudd mail a letter with narcotics to Jones that was fraudulently labeled as legal mail a correctional officer who has been identified as Marc Fischer opened the letter and fell ill Fischer was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead The Director of Federal Prisons released a statement on Tuesday saying the following