Stephen and Brenton Grove to replace Claudio Schiavoni Stephen and Brenton Grove will make their FIA World Endurance Championship debuts at this weekend’s 6 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps The Australian father-and-son duo will share driving duties with Matteo Cairoli at the Ardennes circuit with the lineup switch the result of the physical issue that sidelined Claudio Schiavoni from the recent European Le Mans Series round at Paul Ricard Schiavoni was replaced at Le Castellet by Christian Ried and will sit out the WEC round at Spa in order to ensure he is fit to compete at next month’s 24 Hours of Le Mans the Andrea Piccini-led squad has brought in the Groves to further add to their preparations for their Le Mans debuts where they will share Iron Lynx’s third LMGT3 entry with Luca Stolz regular Silver driver Matteo Cressoni is also stepping aside at Spa we want to wish a very prompt recovery to Claudio,” said Piccini “The decision to step out of Spa really shows his focus and dedication on being in top shape for the 24 Hours of Le Mans I also thank Matteo for providing Stephen and Brenton with a unique chance to prepare for their first Le Mans race “We look forward to the 6 Hours of Spa and we are determined to make the most out of the experience.” the Groves have two previous starts in the CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa to their name “It’s super exciting to make our WEC debut this weekend in Belgium,” said Brenton “It’s a shame that it’s in these circumstances and we wish a speedy recovery for Claudio – we will do our best to make him proud “The team were great to work with in Portugal (in GT Open competition) and we took some big steps forward so it made sense to continue our program in the lead up to Le Mans it will be a learning weekend but Spa is always unpredictable so anything is possible.” Iron Lynx is set to compete at Spa with a changed lineup in both of its cars, as the team announced last week that Martin Berry is replacing Ried as the mandatory Bronze-rated driver in the sister No Davey Euwema is Sportscar365's European Editor Euwema covers the FIA World Endurance Championship European Le Mans Series and Fanatec GT World Challenge Europe powered by AWS replacing Paul-Loup Chatin at IDEC Sport.. 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This document may not be reprinted without the express written permission of Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Material from the Associated Press is Copyright © 2025 audio and/or video material shall not be published rewritten for broadcast or publication or redistributed directly or indirectly in any medium Neither these AP materials nor any portion thereof may be stored in a computer except for personal and noncommercial use The AP will not be held liable for any delays errors or omissions therefrom or in the transmission or delivery of all or any part thereof or for any damages arising from any of the foregoing departed this life in the arms of Jesus on Saturday was born to the union of the late J.D and JoElla (Guyton) Groves on August 29 received his formal education within the South Bend Community School System A.M General and Steel warehouse where he remained for decades until his retirement He also laid carpet for many churches and businesses within the Michiana area for over 20 years enjoyed listening to the blues and gospel music on his old-school record player/radio He would stimulate his mind by doing biblical word search puzzles Outdoors was his favorite place to be whether he was planting a garden was the family historian and would sit and talk for hours about "down south" and the southeast side with family and friends One of the things he was most proud of is being one of the founding members of the group that started the "Southeast Side Reunion Era" which in turn led to the other areas in South Bend to establish their own reunions was baptized at Greater Friendship Missionary Baptist Church in 1981 where he confessed his love for the Lord He would often testify about the importance of repenting for your sins He was fully committed when he went home to be with the Lord leaves to cherish and share his loving memories one brother; Leon Groves with a magnitude of family and friends that will forever miss him two brothers; Hosie (Pete) Groves and Daniel Groves for the loving spirit that visited here with us seventy-eight years Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application MO he was born to the late Terry and Kathy McClendon Groves David was an avid billiards player and loved golf David had been employed by the City of Cape Girardeau Matthew Groves of Wisconsin and one sister Terri Groves of Paris David was preceded in death by his parents There are no services scheduled at this time This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors a fourth-year English major at Alfred University recently put the finishing touches on a project she had been working on through the spring 2025 semester: a new edition of Sarah Edgarton Mayo’s 1844 book Gaia’s introduction explores the history of floriography the language of flowers that was popular in the Victorian period finished his book: Fairy Tales for Everyday a collection of his original fairy tales and illustrations First-year student Alfie Koenig created a new edition of the anthology Victorian and Edwardian Tales of Terror with his own scholarly introduction Fourth-year student Kimberly Paulo completed The Sun Shines: A Collection of Nature Literature an anthology of British and American writers whose work explored nature Samantha Batt published The Art of Sapphistry: Lesbian Literature from Antiquity to the Medieval Ages a year-long project that includes many of her own Latin translations Third-year student Alyra Rain wrapped up a thousand-page textbook project she has been working on through the 2024–25 academic year: Foundations of English Literature: An Anthology of Pre-Restoration British Literature The students’ finished projects are the capstone of their work in English Professor Allen Grove’s Publishing Practicum course a one-semester introduction to book publishing offered in the Division of English Grove’s students choose their own subject matter and wrestle with the nuts and bolts of layout and graphic design Their finished works are published through Grove’s company Grove uses sales revenues to pay for publishing expenses Any remaining balance is donated to the English Division’s visiting writers fund Grove has taught the course every other year for more than a decade Several of his students have converted their class experience into jobs in the publishing industry and Whitlock Publishing has brought out 37 books with titles and subject matter ranging from The Woman Suffrage Cookbook (Sean Hilliard ’15) to The Feminist Coloring Book (Erin Jurkowski ’21) I wanted it to give our students practical skills applying their research and writing abilities to produce something concrete,” Grove says they’re not writing a book; they republish works that are out of copyright and unavailable in inexpensive paperback editions Many students create original anthologies focused on an area of interest All members of the class write well-researched introductions Writing the introduction requires so many of the skills we teach in the English Division and they have a great credential for publishing or writing jobs Much of the Practicum’s classroom work is front-loaded with the students spending the first weeks of the semester studying sample introductions in other anthologies and brainstorming their own introductions Students conduct research into the authors they choose to publish and the class visits Herrick Library to study book jackets as each student will design their own book cover in addition to writing the introduction with Grove supervising the students in Herrick Library’s computer lab where they learn to use InDesign to develop age-old layout skills such as kerning and leading Grove’s hope is that most of the students finish their projects by the date of AU’s annual Undergraduate Research forum six of his students presented posters at the forum AU Art Librarian John Hosford audited the class this semester as part of a project he has been working on tied to the 125th anniversary of the New York College of Ceramics Grove’s students are winding down the semester with less structured classroom periods held in the seminar room on the second floor of Seidlin Hall the discussion included thoughts on the role of Artificial Intelligence in creative practice; also and Grove’s company has published two volumes of The Alfred Book of Ghastly Tales collections of ghost stories written by AU students and faculty “Probably no other school in the country offers an undergraduate class like this one,” Grove says of the Publishing Practicum “But it’s a natural for the English Division We celebrate our Maker Culture at Alfred University and in this course we’re really making something.” Focused on a professional education with an emphasis on APEX our applied and experiential learning program Alfred University has a long history of educating socially conscious students who make a difference in their professions and their communities Your gifts of time and financial support help transform student lives every day Copyright © 2025 Alfred University Mayor: Run-off between Mouton and West.Councilmember At-Large: Turner and Williams Ward 1: CrenshawWard 2: HilliardWard:3 Sherwood The woman was walking along Madison Boulevard on April 2 They walked out with their hands on their guns and then they asked me to see my ID," she said She was walking on the right side of the road with traffic Her husband recorded the incident on video "She was not walking on this side of the road." the husband responded "What does it matter?" The officer replied "It's a traffic violation," to which the husband countered According to the Texas Transportation Code pedestrians must walk on the left side of the road facing oncoming traffic if no sidewalk is provided The situation got a bit heated with a couple of raised voices which Groves PD explained was due to two officers being in field training "It's just very an excessive force of power for me just trying to go and find my dog," the wife said The couple has hired an attorney to fight the ticket feeling it was an abuse of power for a minor situation "You could have easily said 'hey ma'am,' and I could have explained to you what I was trying to do but then you threatened my husband and threatened me to go to jail," she added "I feel like they looked and saw an easy target and nobody was going to come and defend and nobody was going to come help." Groves City Marshal Chris Robin stated that the department does not tolerate racism and emphasized safety as the primary goal "We've seen so many different minor ordinance violations turn into something tragic We want to be able to make a difference in making our community safer," Robin said The Groves Police Department reported that since January 1 there have been eight arrests for the specific violation The department conducts a racial profiling report annually to ensure transparency Attorney Langston Adams tells KFDM/Fox 4 News he spoke with the couple and looked into the circumstances of the stop and ticket "It's not a question of whether she was breaking the law," says Adams "We believe it's selective enforcement and racial profiling He was also walking on the wrong side of the road and he's white I believe they used her walking on the wrong side of the road as a pretext to stop her." Click here to watch the full body cam footage on our Youtube Channel. Businesses in Downers Grove and Woodridge were targeted during a string of overnight break-ins early Sunday morning Four Downers Grove businesses in two locations were hit Downers Grove police said the affected businesses were La Michoacana Ice Cream and Fruits and Illusion Musical Officers responded to a report of a commercial burglar alarm at approximately 4:34 a.m a second alarm was triggered at the 75th Street property A check of surrounding businesses revealed burglars had broken into businesses at each location the offenders forced entry through glass doors Woodridge police responded to a commercial burglar alarm at about 4:57 a.m Officers discovered multiple businesses appeared to have been broken into Woodridge officers located additional apparent burglaries on the 1900 block of West 75th Street The businesses targeted were New Chinese Kitchen and FMB Grocery An attempted break-in was also discovered at Shanahan's Both Downers Grove and Woodridge police reported that no one is in custody Police are investigating and request anyone with information to call Downers Grove police at (630) 434-5600 and Woodridge police at (630) 719-4740 The Pleasant Grove community came together on Thursday 2025 to show love and support to the family of Dalton Gibbs Gibbs was hit and killed in a crosswalk near his house on Tuesday The community held a candlelight vigil for him and his family Utah (KUTV) — The Pleasant Grove community came together on Thursday to show love and support to the family of Dalton Gibbs Love and support made about a hundred people gather for Dalton’s family 2News talked to a close friend and bishop of the family and asked him what Dalton was like He couldn’t help but smile remembering him he just brought happiness to everyone who knew him.” The crowd gathered at the corner of Northfield drive and 1300 west for a short time before walking to the family’s house Media was asked not to follow all the way to the house so that the community could share this special moment with the family American flags lined the street the crowd walked down They were put up by the group “Follow the Flag.” They’re a Pleasant Grove group that normally honor fallen first responders and military but they felt they needed to do something for the family “Because it’ll help bring us together as a community and let the family know that we care about them and we’re here for them,” said Jordan Banks Many people in the community have been emotional since the accident happened because of how much they feel for this family Trane said that the family is grateful for the support that they’ve received during this tough time California.Cris Esqueda/Golden Boy/Getty Images Rolly Romero was the underdog against Ryan Garcia. However, the former world champion George Groves had wished that he could upset the odds. The icon further promised to support Devin Haney in the rematch later this year if he failed the test. Ryan Garcia went to the ring for the first time after being slapped with a one-year doping suspension. The fighter tested positive for the prohibited substance Ostarine. He was floored in the second round and outmaneuvered in larger part of the contest. Judges issued a unanimous verdict win over 12 rounds to 29-year-old Rolly by ratings of 118-109 and 115-112 twice. The American boxer credited his opponent as he was installed as the new WBA welterweight titlist. “He fought a good fight, caught me early, no excuses, man,” he said. “He did a great job, and that’s that. I just think that whole year [off] took a lot off my body physically, mentally,” said Garcia in a post-fight interview. “I’m just happy I made it to the ring and went 12 rounds. Hats off to Rolly, he did a great job. Just got to go to the drawing board with my team, we’ll talk it over and see what we do next,” he said.  The state’s leading scorer at 34.2 points per game this season backed out of his previous commitment to Yale and had an offer from the Gophers. Orono guard Nolan Groves announced Saturday night that he will play college basketball for Texas Tech. He announced his commitment during a visit to Lubbock, Texas, this weekend. The 6-5 Groves, the Minnesota Gatorade Player of the Year, averaged a state-best 34.2 points per game this past season. He had committed to Yale as a junior last year, but he recently reopened his recruitment and on Monday received offers from Texas Tech as well as the Gophers and Wisconsin. Groves told the Minnesota Star Tribune this past week he had hoped to take an unofficial visit to the Gophers soon, but Texas Tech coach Grant McCasland — who led the Red Raiders to the Elite Eight last month — snared him before that trip was made. “I like what’s going on over at Tech,” Groves said last week. “They almost took down Florida, the national champs. Texas Tech had a phenomenal team last year. They have lots of studs returning and coming in out of the transfer portal.”  ShareCommentabout the writerMarcus FullerReporterMarcus Fuller covers Gophers men's basketball, national college basketball, college sports and high school recruiting for the Minnesota Star Tribune. High Schools Minnesota high school scores and results for all sports from around the state Owen Marsolek struck out 17 to lead the Hilltoppers to a 3-0 victory Monday at Siebert Field has a state-high 40 goals in seven games for St passed gently from her earthly life on Monday 2025 at Novant Health New Hanover Regional Medical Center      She was born August 21 the daughter of Perry David Groves and Virginia Merritt Groves In addition to her parents Alice was preceded in death by her brothers George Groves and Glen Groves; and nephews      Alice is survived by her sisters Janet Groves Whitehead and Helen Joyce Pope; brothers Jerry David Groves and Perry Dallas “Alice’s twin” Groves (Brenda); nieces Michael Whithead and Edward Pope; great nieces and great nephews and John; many extended family and dear friends      For many years Alice worked as a Registered Nurse having graduated from James Walker Hospital School of Nursing In the 1990s Alice was an active member of the Raleigh Elks Lodge #735      Alice was a giver Her last gift on this earth was a donation through the donor program She had a soft spot in her heart for veterans and yearly took supplies to NC State Veterans Home in Kinston as well as during the year giving to many  veteran projects great nieces and great nephews as hers and took great pleasure in spoiling them Living a great part of her life in Raleigh Alice had many very special friends including “CC” in the Raleigh area that she adored Alice loved getting flowers as she often said “bring me flowers while I am living.” Alice’s beautiful smile and giving spirit in our lives will surely be missed and long remembered      A memorial service will be  at 10:00 a.m 2025 at Quinn McGowen Funeral Home Burgaw Chapel with Pastor Bryan Griffith conducting the service The family will receive friends at the funeral home following the service      In lieu of flowers the family would like you to consider memorial gifts to Coras Grove Church for Penderlea Christian Academy      Shared memories and condolences may be sent to the family by selecting Tribute Wall      A service of Quinn-McGowen Funeral Home Burgaw Chapel Cora's Grove Church for Penderlea Christian Academy4875 Coras Grove Road (WCYB) — UPDATE: Hunter Groves is in custody the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation said Friday UPDATE: The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has identified 24-year-old Hunter Groves as a suspect He is charged in connection to the homicide Groves has ties to Virginia and was last seen driving a red Ford F-150 Lariat with Virginia plates He should be considered armed and dangerous The TBI and the Church Hill Police Department are asking anyone with information concerning his whereabouts to contact the Church Hill Police Department at 423-357-3487 or TBI at 1-800-TBI-FIND Authorities are investigating a fatal shooting in Church Hill that happened on Wednesday officers responded to the 100 block of Highland Avenue just before 6:30 p.m Officers found 43-year-old Joseph William Pennington dead inside the residence The Church Hill Police Department is investigating along with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation We'll have updates as they become available A 9-year-old boy has died after being struck by a truck as he entered a crosswalk in Pleasant Grove PLEASANT GROVE, Utah (KUTV) — The Pleasant Grove Police Department is asking for help identifying a vehicle that may have witnessed the hit-and-run crash that killed a nine-year-old boy The crash happened at the intersection of 2600 North and 900 West around 4 p.m Officers believe a Tesla was at the intersection of 2600 North and 900 West at the time and said it may have captured "valuable video evidence" with its onboard camera system "We ask anyone who owns a Tesla and was operating it in that intersection at the time of the accident to contact the Pleasant Grove Police Department so we can review your video footage of the intersection," the police department said "Please contact Detective Penrose at 801-922-4532." president of the Elm Grove Business Association and Ward 6 Wheeling City Councilman Dave Palmer county and state dignitaries on Friday when they unveiled a new sign welcoming motorists to Elm Grove 40 near the Interstate 70 eastbound exit ramp The welcome sign project was funded by a Love Your Neighborhood Mini Grant through city council for the Elm Grove Business Association The West Virginia Division of Highways helped secure permission to use state property for the sign and Yensen Landscape & Supply helped beautify the grounds around the new welcome sign which was installed by Palmer and Charlie Savage WEIRTON — A man wanted by Weirton police for allegedly stealing a vehicle and firearm earlier this year was .. The following events happened on these dates in West Virginia history | https://www.theintelligencer.net | 1500 Main Street News | May 1 To try and decide each week where and what to eat around the basin can be a challenge – there are so many amazing choices In this feature we’ll dive into dishes that will surely satisfy those hunger pangs and leave you wondering where to go next my mind instantly goes to a dish I had while visiting Spain years ago While this week’s feature wasn’t exactly the same dish I had there it definitely had many of the same feels – which was s a great reminder I want to touch on the base of this dish: farro absorbing each of the flavors before being placed on the dish and partnered up with cherry tomatoes and blistered kale The pan seared Atlantic salmon is then placed on top and garnished with a fresh salsa cruda and crispy salmon skin The dish eats super light but also packed with flavor and burnt green onion) marries up perfectly with the slight sweetness of the salmon and the earthiness of the farro The pops of cherry tomato brighten up each bite while the kale provides the peppery counterbalance If you want to drop the mic with crispiness the chicharron-style fish skin provides all you need With the weather still not sure if it wants to go full springtime or keep dabbing patches of winter this dish fits both seasons equally well as a go-between The Grove Beach Bar and Grill is located at 1900 Jameson Beach Rd in South Lake Tahoe (part of Camp Richardson Resort) For complete menu offerings and general information visit them online at camprichardsonresort.com/thegrove/ or reach them via phone at 530-314-4650 Readers around the Lake Tahoe Basin and beyond make the Tahoe Tribune's work possible Your financial contribution supports our efforts to deliver quality your support is critical to help us keep our community informed about the evolving coronavirus pandemic and the impact it is having locally Your donation will help us continue to cover COVID-19 and our other vital local news Sign up for daily and breaking news headlines Manage Subscriptions (KION-TV) -- It was a windy day at the Good Old Days street festival in Pacific Grove Saturday The 66th annual Good Old Days provided a good time for patrons and businesses alike Lighthouse Avenue packed with people looking for a good deal “Pacific Grove's Good Old Days is an annual event that everyone always looks forward to," said Scott Soifer who has owned the Pacific Grove pub for one-and-a-half years says that the event isn't just important for vendors we’re all excited because everybody comes from around the area to see what is going on in pacific grove and listen to our music and sample our food," he said and even in windy conditions that didn't stop folks from coming out Soifer says that they are finding that more of the visitors this year are from surrounding areas rather from larger distances "Our commitment to the folks in Fresno and Sacramento is that much stronger," he said "We’re really excited to see those folks coming in here.” I’ve been an international professional writer and performer for over 25 years I find the intersection between all of these skills lands itself somewhere under the term “storytelling.” KION 46 is committed to providing a forum for civil and constructive conversation Please keep your comments respectful and relevant. You can review our Community Guidelines by clicking here If you would like to share a story idea, please submit it here EEO Report | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Community Guidelines | FCC Applications | Do Not Sell My Personal Information 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 LOCAL NEWS 9:57 PM | Updated: May 2 BY DANIEL WOODRUFF PLEASANT GROVE – Friends and neighbors held a vigil Thursday evening to support the family of a 9-year-old boy who was hit and killed while riding his bike Hundreds of people showed up to light candles and walk quietly along Northfield Drive in Pleasant Grove to the home of the family of Dalton Gibbs People gathered at a candlelight vigil in Pleasant Grove 2025 to support the family of Dalton Gibbs Dalton died Tuesday after getting hit by a truck as he was crossing 2600 North at 900 West, not far from his house. Police said the driver initially left the scene but was later found and questioned told KSL TV Dalton’s family has felt “an outpouring of love” from the neighborhood and the broader community “They are just so thankful for all the love and support they’re receiving,” Trane said “You can tell Dalton is missed and loved by many.” Trane called the 9-year-old an “amazing little boy” who had a big smile and was “a light” wherever he went he brought a smile to their lives,” Trane said Since Dalton’s death, neighbors have put up ribbons around the family’s home a group from “Follow the Flag” put up dozens of American flags along the street and (we) just want the family to know that we’re here for them as a community,” said Jordan Fairbanks “There’s people from all over – I know a lot of these people We wanted to let them know that we’re here for them.” Funeral services for Dalton Gibbs are scheduled to take place next week A GoFundMe has been set up to support the family *KSL TV does not assure that the money deposited to the account will be applied for the benefit of the persons named as beneficiaries If you are considering a deposit to the account you should consult your own advisors and otherwise proceed at your own risk Follow @danielmwoodruff SearchSearchOfficially Signed: Nolan Groves April 23 LUBBOCK – Texas Tech head coach Grant McCasland has officially announced the signing of freshman Nolan Groves who will join the program for the 2025-26 season after earning 2024-25 Minnesota Gatorade Player of the Year Groves led the state of Minnesota by scoring 34.1 points per game along with adding 8.5 rebounds 6.0 assists and 3.0 steals as a senior at Orono High School Groves scored 40 or more points in nine games with a season-high 57 on his impressive resume Groves led his high school team to the state tournament and finished his prep career by scoring 29 points in an 87-85 win during the Class 3A tournament third-place game he also competed during the AAU season for Minnesota Select His selection as the Minnesota Gatorade Player of the Year was bolstered by a 3.8 GPA and volunteering as a Special Olympics basketball coach who was also named the Metro West Conference Player of the Year originally committed to play at Yale during his junior year of high school before re-opening his recruitment where he chose Tech over offers from Wisconsin and Minnesota He is the fifth player to officially sign with Texas Tech this offseason following its run to the 2025 NCAA Tournament Elite 8 Bryan was the first to sign with the Red Raiders on April 9 after playing the previous two seasons at Santa Clara where he averaged 10.4 points 1.1 steals and 2.06 3-pointers made per game last season before Watts signed on April 15 Watts joins the program after playing at Washington State and Eastern Washington and is coming off a sophomore season where he averaged 13.7 points He earned All-WCC Honorable Mention after a season with nine double-doubles and one triple-double Atwell officially signed on April 19 after three seasons at UNC Greensboro and is coming off a junior season where he averaged 13.3 points per game and was 96-for-241 (39.8 percent) on 3-point attempts Moseley led Stony Point to the Class 6A State Tournament for the first time in program history and finished his high school career with 2,096 points He was also named the Texas Max Preps Player of the Year after a senior season where he shot 61.7 percent from the field and led his team to a 38-2 overall record Tech also added Marial Akuentok who signed with the program on January 10 and joined the team during the spring semester redshirted after playing at Fort Erie International Academy in Canada and was also a member of the Canadian National Team which won bronze at the FIBA U18 AmeriCup last summer He was a top 100 recruit who reclassified to join the program immediately The Red Raiders finished last season with a 28-9 overall record including being second in the Big 12 standings with a 15-5 conference record 3 seed in the NCAA Tournament and advanced to the program's third Elite 8 The Red Raiders are 51-20 over the past two seasons under McCasland with back-to-back trips to the national tournament ShareSaveCommentLifestyleDiningHorn Barbecue Opens In Elk Grove With Full Bar And New Menu AdditionsByKeyla Vasconcellos Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights Keyla is a California-based writer who covers dining and travel.Follow AuthorApr 30 06:03pm EDTShareSaveCommentInterior of Horn Barbecue Elk Grove Horn Barbecue Elk Grove is officially open bringing Matt Horn’s nationally acclaimed barbecue to the Central Valley with more smoke The James Beard-nominated pitmaster—known for redefining West Coast barbecue—opened the new location on Saturday taking over the former Slow & Low space on Railroad Street with an expanded menu and a 100-seat patio made for live music and long afternoons The Elk Grove restaurant marks the first expansion of Horn’s flagship and signals a new phase of growth for his AH2 Hospitality Group “Elk Grove presents an ideal opportunity to grow our brand and contribute to the community,” Horn says “This is part of our long-term vision—to expand into key markets where we can deliver an authentic and elevated barbecue experience and open up new opportunities for collaboration and innovation.” On the menu: all the hits and cornbread that channel generations of Southern cooking whole chicken and scratch-made milkshakes—boozy or not—add playful “Elk Grove gives us the space to innovate without sacrificing the tradition that defines our barbecue,” Horn explains and introducing menu elements that expand what barbecue can be—while keeping the soul of it intact.” a serious bar program and live music on the patio this is more than a line-up-and-wait kind of spot Horn plans to make use of that expanded format with collaborative events and guest pitmaster appearances “We’ve created a place that reflects the local community,” says Horn and it brings people together the way barbecue always has.” This new location in Elk Grove carries that legacy forward—while offering Horn a chance to keep evolving his style of California-born Get the best experience and stay connected to your community with our Spectrum News app. Learn More But the state of California produces the most peaches in the country A lesser-known state for peaches is Florida, including the Ridge Island Groves in Haines City It’s a place where anyone can come and pick peaches right off the trees “It’s fun 'cause all you do is just grab a peach Guests are given a bag and can stroll the 23 acres that Archie and Jill Ritch have dedicated to growing peach trees “Every year peach season is determined by the weather,” Archie said “Peach-picking is very unique in Florida. We have a variety called a UF one nice large peaches for a Florida peach,” Archie said The couple created Ridge Island Groves over 30 years ago Families come there for their fresh vegetables and fruits blueberry- and orange-flavored ice cream and fresh juices a lot of local people come primarily for peaches,” Archie said located adjacent to their peach and orange groves is busy with customers that come from around the state because of the freshness of what they grow “We take great pride in being able to sell what we grow," Archie said "It’s a lot of satisfaction comes from that.” Ridge Island Groves is open Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m Germany – Every Panther seemed to have the same reaction when the final whistle blew of Saturday afternoon’s 2-2 tie between Ramstein and Stuttgart “I was relieved that Ramstein didn’t score (again),” Stuttgart center back Christian Groves said “But I was confident that we could get that tie.” Nobody would have faulted Groves and the Panthers (5-0-1 4-0-1) if they weren’t so convinced during the match Stuttgart went down a man when Dom Tondre received a red card for extracurricular activity after the referee had stopped play Coach Michael Stevenson described how his team took the lead originally against the run of play when Alejandro Rivera pounced on a rebound in the 24th minute Now to hold on for 45 minutes after being on the back first for much of the first 35 That seemed like a tall task – one in which his Panthers succeeded we’re losing the possession battle and now we’re down a dude,” Stevenson said so we’re very fortunate with the result we got.” also expressed his contentment with the draw as his Royals (5-1-1 That control turned into almost one-way traffic after the red card “It felt like a championship game,” Ludes said The only positive Stevenson could take from the red card was it happened minutes before halftime That gave the Panthers an opportunity to regroup and draw up new tactics to deploy in the second half That plan: abandon the right side completely and set two central defensive midfielders in front of a back five The Panthers blocked shots from getting through to goalkeeper Zach Gelerter who stepped between the sticks for the second half and recorded five saves The Royals eventually broke through via Joseph Yost cleaning up a pair of rebounds in the 57th and 65th minutes to give the Royals their first lead of the match right time – that’s all that it is,” Yost said of his goals Stuttgart’s James Sheppard got on the end of a long punt by Gelerter dribbled to the right and then shot left past Ramstein Elliot Radosevich for the equalizer “That really gave us hope to be able tie or maybe even win the game picked our heads back up that the game is not over yet.” That goal gave the Panthers hope beyond Saturday’s contest The result means if Stuttgart beats Wiesbaden on May 10 the team will take the first seed into the DODEA European soccer championships on May 19-22 in the Kaiserslautern Military Community picked up something just as important – belief they could come home with another title “It just gives us the confidence going into Euros that we have what we need to be able to win Euros again and defend our title,” Yost said Ramstein may have been down early in Saturday morning’s battle for first place with Stuttgart but striker Claire Boynton had one piece of advice for her fellow Royals: “minor setback “I know that some girls were a little nervous going into the game,” Boynton said The Royals scored five unanswered goals to defeat the Panthers 5-1 6-0) clinched the top seed in the Division I European tournament in a few weeks with the victory “We know that Stuttgart loves to come out guns blazing,” Ramstein coach Frances Watson said “We were ready to see what they were going to come back with because we had full confidence in them that they were going to come back with something amazing.” After going down via a Meredith Fleming goal in the 20th minute Ava Smith equalized in the 34th minute when a Kayla Groat low cross found her wide open at the far post Ramstein really turned up the screws during an 18-minute span in the second half with four goals It began when Stella Alderink scored a rebound that had bounced off the crossbar in the 44th minute midfielder Olivia Davis volleyed in a corner from captain Kyndra Brown Groat’s shot from the left wing slipped under Stuttgart keeper Sophia Sirad to make it 4-1 Kylie Ascherl pulled back a pass to Boynton “(Alderink) came in here super duper nervous to the program and we have been motivating and uplifting her all season,” Boynton said “Just to see her score and the excitement on her face 3-1-1) still had opportunities to get back into the match with seven shots on net The ball seemed attracted to the Ramstein goalkeeper who made four saves before halftime before being replaced Watson said Bennett was motivated after missing last year’s title match against Stuttgart with an injury “We were really excited to see what Bailey was capable of doing on the pitch today,” Watson said “Bailey was able to come out and be that magnet and be the glue that stopped those balls.” He said Stuttgart can’t afford to let up against Ramstein at all “I think they’re disappointed in their performance today but they’re hopeful for the future,” Kelly said Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInCOTTAGE GROVE, Wis. (WMTV) - The man accused of hitting and killing a woman while she was walking with her family on Monday in Cottage Grove has been arrested was taken into custody Thursday around 1:45 p.m WARNING: The photo below shows the 49-year-old man’s face badly bruised He is also wearing a neck brace following the crash The charges stem from the crash that happened around 6:30 p.m Monday in the 1300 block of Landmark Drive Police say Endres drove into a family and a dog who were walking along the road Dr. Kami Hansen a well-known chiropractor in the Cottage Grove community died from her injuries after being taken to the hospital police say three people were hospitalized following the crash and owner of Heartland Family Chiropractic Garry II said the entire community is feeling the weight of this tragedy “This event has had a profound impact not only on the families directly affected and the wider Dane County community,” he said Thursday during a press conference Matthew Wagner emphasized the investigation remains active and is being handled in collaboration with the Dane County District Attorney’s Office He said all contributing factors to the crash are still being reviewed a small memorial has grown near the crash site One local business, Warm Belly Farm, has also stepped forward to support the family. In a Facebook post the store announced it will be donating 10% of all sales on Thursday Police are not releasing additional details at this time citing the ongoing nature of the investigation Anyone with information is asked to contact the Cottage Grove Police Department at (608) 839-4652 Click here to download the WMTV15 News app or our WMTV15 First Alert weather app -- The driver suspected in a crash that killed a Cottage Grove chiropractor faces charges of first-degree reckless homicide also faces charges of first-degree reckless injury and first-degree recklessly endangering safety Online jail records show he was booked into the Dane County Jail Thursday afternoon Police said Endres' vehicle left the roadway in the 1300 block of Landmark Drive at around 6:30 p.m An investigation into the crash remains active Nine candidates are on the ballot seeking four seats on the Spring Grove Area School Board in the May 20 primary Five candidates are cross-filed, and four candidates are running together as part of The Real Republicans of Spring Grove, a group of conservative Republicans a senior and a freshman starting next school year Calugar moved to York County from Romania in 2000 and earned her citizenship in 2011 She owns and operates an insurance agency in downtown Spring Grove and has volunteered with the local Chamber of Commerce Calugar said she is running cross-filed because she believes a school board director’s role is to support the well-being of all students and teachers — regardless of political affiliation "I decided to run for a position on the school board because I realized that standing on the sidelines and simply pointing out problems — whether related to budgeting or overspending — won’t create solutions," Calugar said "This is my way of giving back to the community and helping shape the future in a positive way." Calugar has expressed she is firmly opposed to "boys participating in girls’ sports," and believes in protecting fairness and opportunities for female student athletes and a learning environment where every student feels supported and empowered to succeed." She has coordinated parent communications for several student sports and performing arts groups that her children participated in through the years she and her family have served meals to homeless inidivdals in Hanover and York Gunarich said she is running for school board because she believes high quality public education "is essential to ensure the best possible future for our nation and succeeding generations," she stated on Residents for Spring Grove Area School District, a website run by local residents who are helping to promote three candidates Gunarich is also seeking board transparency and would like to see policy changes including publishing and preserving livestream links to board meetings on the district website I believe we should invest in our current infrastructure and develop specific future plans for maximizing the magnificent facilities that exist in SGASD I value input from our community and would look to focus on issues specific to the Spring Grove area with minimal influence from outside parties." Emily LeVaultA mother of two Spring Grove students LeVault said she believes in the value of a high-quality education "supported by leadership that is dedicated to the school district's motto of 'Learning Without Limits.'" Focused on transparency and accountability amongst board members, LeVault has lived in the district for seven years and believes the board "should also be listening to local Spring Grove parents, not statewide or national organizations who think they know best for our area," according to a statement on the Residents for Spring Grove Area School District site LeVault supports the use of our public tax dollars toward responsible spending for student-centered programs She said she is running after feeling concerned with the school board for years and observing valuable programs lose funding "I will not be the kind of School Board member who simply 'rubber stamps' pet projects or initiatives I will be the kind of School Board member who constantly asks questions As a father of three students in the Spring Grove Area School District Tracy Prince is passionate about the district and wants to create a better culture for students "The biggest thing is making sure there is a future plan," said Prince "We're flying by the seat of our pants making decisions that are retroactive rather than proactive," which includes waiting for teachers to retire before replacing them He is passionate about the music and arts programs offered to students as well as physical education and activities Prince also believes it's important to keep the curriculum "well-balanced" and offer career-centered vocational electives for students to develop hands-on learning experiences for students who are not destined for college diversity and respect back to the school board I want to be the bridge over troubled waters that repairs the relationship between community and the school board and the school staff I want people to be proud to be a rocket." A lifelong Spring Grove resident and a graduate of the York County School of Technology Michael Ritz is running for re-election and is seeking a second term as board director for the school district "There are many tough decisions to make as a Board Director and I take none of them lightly giving each decision thorough thought and weigh out all options before voting," Ritz added Ritz promises to continue to work hard and "make sound common-sense decisions" for the school district Rodney Shearer is also running for re-election He has lived in Spring Grove Area School District for 60 Years and has served on multiple committees since 1987 He was a North Codorus Township supervisor for 12 years and worked on the board that lowered the North Codorus property tax Shearer worked as an excavating contractor in project management and as an equipment operator before becoming a full-time farmer in 1994 "I ran for school director three years ago to better our children's education and to help figure out ways to control spending, the way we did in North Codorus Township," Shearer shared in his biography on The Real Republicans of Spring Grove page and I hope to continue to be able to serve our children and provide a quality education that taxpayers can be proud of and afford." Jessica Waltersdorff is a mother of three sons attending elementary school, whom she and her husband, a local police officer, raise with values based around faith, family and "the importance of building a strong foundation for the future through education, community service, and conservative principles," according to her biography posted on The Real Republicans of Spring Grove Facebook page. She is active on multiple boards in her community involved in her church and currently serves as a Senior Vice President for M&T Bank Her key strengths listed in her biography include dedication to promoting strong families and conservative principles in decision-making community leadership and a fiscal responsibility that benefits families and communities is a local mother of a future Spring Grove Area High School student Wilson has expressed that she is deeply invested in the school district and if re-elected her focus will be ensuring "a quality education for the nearly 4,000 students in the district." She is committed to ensuring parents have a voice in "educational and administrative decisions," she wrote in her online biography "I am committed to using data and metrics to help drive focus around consistency of curriculum to allow our students to achieve to their highest abilities," she said Wilson promised to "use taxpayer dollars responsibly" and provide a positive path for the students (This story was updated to change or add a photo.)  On3 is a registered trademark of On3 Media the Orono product said Monday night on his social media as he announced a pair of other top Division I scholarship offers The 6-foot-5 Groves was a standout for Orono last season 8.5 rebounds and 6.0 assists per game on his way to winning the Minnesota Gatorade Player of the Year Award He had committed to play at Yale last June — he has a 4.40 grade-point average according to his X profile — but reopened his recruitment on Saturday Groves also announced scholarship offers from Texas Tech and Wisconsin Monday night. There were rumblings earlier in the day that the U was expressing interest in the Orono standout There will likely be more offers on the horizon for Groves in the coming days The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER The Family Interactive feature enhances An Amazing Life Authorized family members can securely access their loved one's memorial website settings at any time Please enter the name and email details so that we can send your friend a link to the online tribute No names or addresses will be collected by using this service Provide comfort for the family by sending flowers or planting a tree in memory of Joshua Groves Please enter your question or comment below: A receipt has been emailed to the address provided Agreement with Policy and Continued Use of Site died unexpectedly at his residence on March 28 and proudly served his country in the US Army from 2008 until 2012.  Josh loved working as a Chef and made many friends doing so.  He was an avid sports fan and enjoyed being outdoors of North Carolina; maternal grandmother Peggy Sampson CO; and numerous great-aunts and great-uncles.  He was predeceased by his brother Richard Nolan; and his step-father Cordale Nolan Cremation services are under the direction of Haller Funeral Home & Crematory We encourage you to share your most beloved memories of Joshua here so that the family and other loved ones can always see it and can even comment on those shared by others it will also remain on this memorial website in perpetuity PLEASE NOTE: The reproduction of any copyrighted images is forbidden without express written permission from the copyright holder any image in violation of any copyright laws you will receive two daily updates containing all new stories one week prior to the anniversary of death The email will only serve as a reminder should you choose to connect with the family at what will no doubt be a difficult time Please select your relationship to the deceased and add your email address before submitting (740) 702-2149 George Groves suggests Chris Eubank Jr should consider retirement Chris Eubank Jr may have scored a big win over Conor Benn in their second generation grudge match It was clear to anyone who watched the fight that Eubank had to dig deep and fight through turbulent moments when he was physically hurt a few times and he immediately had to go to the hospital after the decision to be treated and monitored Former Eubank opponent George Groves tells Sky Sports that he has no desire to see a potential rematch between Eubank and Benn as he urges Eubank to walk away from the sport at this point But I think he went straight to hospital and didn’t come home till Monday morning So I think he should leave his career there it would always be ‘what if I had the Benn fight’,” Groves added Groves would continue by saying that there’s no other fight out there for Eubank that will live up to what his fight with Benn was and that should further implore him to hang up the gloves Of course there is still the lure of a potential fight between Eubank and Canelo Alvarez which Eubank has long expressed interest in Anyone who fights Canelo earns a massive payday so that will certainly be something that catches the strict attention of Eubank who hasn’t announced any plans to call it quits just yet A child was sent to the hospital Friday after being injured in a shooting on Interstate 465 near the Emerson Avenue exit in the southeast Indianapolis metro area The child was taken to Riley Children’s Hospital The shooting was believed to have happened about 1:30 p.m when a vehicle traveling on I-465 westbound near the Emerson Avenue exit fired at the vehicle containing the child Indiana State Police public information officer A few moments later, the vehicle containing the child crashed near the South Emerson Avenue and Elmwood Avenue intersection in Beech Grove When police arrived, they located the two children: a young boy had been shot and a baby who appeared uninjured, according to Fox59 The two children were quickly transported to Riley Children’s Hospital by medical personnel Two other individuals involved in the crash were also taken to a hospital A person of interest in the shooting had been detained and taken into custody Beech Grove Mayor James Coffman shared his appreciation that the children were able to make it to the hospital safely and urged people not to resort to violence "Our city sits at the intersection of a busy interstate system and make sure everyone gets to their destination safely No one ever wins in a road rage incident," said Coffman “I’m grateful for Beech Grove’s Police Department and Beech Grove Emergency Medical Services for professionalism and defusing the situation while helping State Police with the continued investigation." 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