Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Taylor Doll talks with Texas A&M defensive line coach Tony Jerod-Eddie about his former player Bears second-round draft pick Shemar Turner On her latest Making Monsters podcast on our 2nd City Gridiron channels, Taylor Doll talked with Texas A&M defensive line coach Tony Jerod-Eddie about his former player, and Chicago Bears second-round draft pick Shemar Turner Coach Jerod-Eddie joined Taylor from the recruiting road but he was happy to jump on and share some insight about Turner with our listeners “He’s played literally everywhere,” Jerod-Eddie said about Turner’s time at Texas A&M “every position from a nine to a six to a five especially in the league that you guys are in I think that’s one of the main reasons that he’s going to thrive in that league is because of his versatility.” Turner played mostly defensive tackle (3-tech and 2i) but he feels he was at his best the previous year playing field-side defensive end “But the stuff that don’t show up on the stat sheet is the effort and how hard he plays and the motor that he plays with is just stuff that you can’t teach and you kinda just gotta have it and he’s got it.” Check out her show in either of the embeds below so subscribe there for our podcasts and other video content Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application at Bethany Woods Nursing & Rehabilitation Center in Albemarle North Carolina to the late Walter Fred Turner and the late Mamie Elizabeth Turner and it was evident in the different fields in which he worked John held positions at Moss Supply Company His family hold many memories and stories close to them as John was loving and cared deeply for his family and friends He always had time to catch up with an old friend or even a new face John is deeply loved and forever will be missed by his family and friends The family will receive friends from 12:00 pm - 12:45 pm The funeral service will follow on Wednesday 1:00 pm at Hartsell Funeral Home of Albemarle Burial will be at Fairview Memorial Park at 1425 East Main Street SC); sister-in-law Kathy Turner (Albemarle) Gilead) and brother-in-law Gordon Mason (Mt memorials may be made to The Alzheimer's Association at https://www.alz.org/ Hartsell Funeral Home of Albemarle is serving the Turner family Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Turner-Smith filed for divorce from Jackson in October 2023 citing "irreconcilable differences" after four years of marriage Robbie retreated from public life after a 2018 interview with EW in which she clarified past false statements about being in an accident that she said killed an Uber driver Watch the moment Bev Turner and Andrew Pierce are both left in hysterics at Prince Louis’s antics at the VE Day commemorations Bev said: “He’s blowing his fringe out of his face - he looks quite gripped Sometimes it looks as though it can be quite hard to keep his attention on days like this “He’s bobbing up and down in his seat there while William smiles “Can we just keep the eyes on Louis all morning He’s one of those kids who can’t disguise what he’s thinking.” international construction services company and is a leading builder in diverse market segments Our people bring their technical knowledge and resourcefulness to the delivery of our construction services Our expertise and value-added offerings support our clients throughout the lifespan of the construction process Stay up to date with the latest news and insights from Turner Learn from our industry experts sharing innovation An awarding and fulfilling career awaits you at Turner Join our team and build some of the most exciting and innovative projects around the world As the largest general contractor in the country Turner is a leader in all major market segments 7 days a week to Turner’s Confidential Reporting System This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply please review our prequalification requirements Turner Construction Company has launched its 21st and largest-ever Safety Week—engaging more than 100,000 people across projects worldwide—with a company-wide Safety Stand-Down underscoring a steadfast commitment to safety and wellness.  With Turner’s continued growth across North America this year’s program will engage more people With the theme “All In Together,” Safety Week highlights the power of collective action in creating environments where every person feels safe “Safety is not just something we prioritize during Safety Week It is who we are—a daily commitment and a shared responsibility,” said Steve Spaulding and every decision we make—whether we work in the field or in an office and commit to the highest standards of safety there is nothing we can’t build—and build safely” and clients will come together to focus on key elements of Turner’s safety culture: • Planning with Precision: Every safe outcome begins with a well-thought-out plan and a team that understands it • Spotting and Controlling Hazards: Identifying risks early and putting the right controls in place protects everyone • Mental Health and Wellness: Safety includes emotional well-being—talking about it is a sign of strength • Engagement and Empowerment: Every person has a voice in safety; when we speak up and listen • Commitment to Excellence: Safety is not a one-time focus—it’s something we improve every day • Treat everyone with respect and dignity: We are building environments where all people feel welcome Turner project teams will hold toolbox talks The goal: to strengthen a culture where the worker is more important than the work and where safety is more than a checklist—it’s a mindset and a mission that inspires daily acts of care Turner Holds 20th Annual Company-Wide Safety Stand-Down Turner Construction Company Holds 19th Annual Company-wide Safety Stand-Down Turner is an Equal Opportunity Employer - race or other characteristics protected by applicable law Human Rights Policy VALDOSTA – The Turner Center is spotlighting five assistant instructors by sharing what it’s like working in art classes The Turner Center offers more than 50 beginner-friendly classes and workshops for youth and adults each month Instrumental in the success of these programs are a team of two dozen art instructors and assistants who help students bring their artistic visions to life Five of these assistant instructors shared their experiences working in art classes and Elizabeth Wilson – some of the Turner Center’s class assistants – have all been pursuing art since high school “I don’t remember a time when I wasn’t interested in pursuing art…I remember dressing as an artist for my career day in second grade and that passion has continued through my life!” Figueroa said “Art has always been an interest of mine…what captured my interest was that you can bring what you see in your head to life for others to enjoy.” Class assistants are regularly recruited through active partnerships with educators at institutions such as Valdosta State University and Lowndes High School The Turner Center works to give aspiring artists experience in working with a variety of student ages and backgrounds which the assistants can apply to careers as artists and/or teachers after graduation The assistants perform critical functions for the Turner Center as they work with lead instructors to develop classes that promote learning When asked what they love most about working with students at the Turner Center these assistants described the thrill of seeing students excited about art who has assisted youth classes and is now an instructor for youth summer art camps said “My favorite part is when the students add me to their art!” Figueroa described the joy of watching art bring together groups of people are better when the fun is shared with others!” Figueroa also encouraged others to become involved in the arts saying “Try something new – try many things…art comes in many forms and can be created by anyone!” Liborio said “Working with kids is awesome – they are filled with so much imagination Once you ask them what the story is behind their work you can see the excitement in their eyes.” Simpson who assists the Turner Center’s monthly Adult Pottery Workshop said “Most adult classes are scheduled with work in mind…there are evening classes to unwind after a long day and Saturday workshops you can take with friends to make a day of it – making art just for the fun of it is so important!” To learn more about classes at the Center, visit turnercenter.org/classes, or contact Art Education Administrator Hailey Rathmann at hrathmann@turnercenter.org or 229.247.2787 League City will host on May 7 an open-house meeting for residents to share input and ask questions about the upcoming roadway improvement projects for Turner Street and Butler Road Rachel joined Community Impact in April 2023 and covers government in Pearland She graduated from Baylor University in 2017 with a bachelor's degree in journalism listening to live music and spending time in the great outdoors 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 recently submitted private text messages between the two as evidence in their ongoing divorce proceedings In the alleged messages obtained by In Touch Weekly are arguing over their daughter Juno’s schooling 🎬SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox🎬 the Dawson’s Creek actor wrote: “I looked over the packet you put in Juno’s pack I think we should probably sit down and discuss this ASAP I’d love to understand your thinking here and discuss what your goals/hopes are with the new school I know the window for submission at other schools is closing Jackson signed the message “Best.” the exes go back and forth about finding a time to meet that suits both of their schedules Turner-Smith filed for divorce from Jackson in October 2023 after four years of marriage The actress cited irreconcilable differences as the reason for their split they’ve been battling it out in court over a number of issues—namely Related: Christie Brinkley Recalls Moment She Learned Husband Was Cheating With a Teenager “I consistently prioritize Juno’s best interests and value Josh’s input as her father I have responded to Josh’s questions on this issue and remained available to meet and confer regarding the school selection for Juno to resolve this issue amicably with Josh,” Turner-Smith said in a declaration despite my outreach and good faith efforts Josh ultimately opposed Juno’s enrollment at [the school] I have made repeated efforts to coordinate a summer and fall custodial schedule with Josh to accommodate both of our work schedules while prioritizing consistency and frequent contact with both parents for Juno,” she continued and Jackson has yet to respond to Turner-Smith’s allegations in court WEST LAFAYETTE — Purdue football's spring transfer portal additions have supplied help to special teams coach Barry Odom's staff added another potential weapon in the kicking game Connecticut kicker and punter Seth Turner committed to the Boilers on Monday Turner has three years of eligibility remaining More: Purdue football spring transfer portal tracker: Who's in, who's out for 2025 Boilers Sophomore Spencer Porath appeared unchallenged for Purdue's extra points and field goal kicker role in the spring Arkansas transfer Sam Dubwig and Purdue holdover Bennett Boehnlein swapped reps at punter throughout the spring Queen & Slim actress Jodie Turner-Smith is now officially divorced from her former partner Joshua Jackson. The two have been trying to get on the same page about how to split amicably since the actress filed for divorce in October 2023 after four years of marriage The former couple has agreed to the terms of their divorce regarding custody and child support A mediator will put together a schedule for the 50-50 custody of their daughter and the Dawson’s Creek alum will pay $2,787 in monthly child support Turner-Smith won’t get monthly spousal support but will get a lump sum payment Both actors are still at odds about one area: their daughter Juno Rose Diana Jackson’s education The former cannot agree on where the four-year-old will attend school According to a declaration filed by Turner she and the actor had a full-day mediation in May 2024 to resolve their temporary custody issues for their child’s 2024-2025 school year The hearing led to the two entering “into a Stipulation and Order to resolve the issue of selection of Juno’s school,” which Turner-Smith said authorized her “to make the final decision.” the actress says that Jackson is “refusing to adhere to the terms of the Stipulation and Order and is depriving me of the right to select the school,” in the court document Jackson’s reasons for pushing back relate to concerns about the drive time for the school selected by Turner-Smith.  Turner-Smith is requesting $75,000 in attorney fees over the school disagreement The former couple secretly got hitched in August 2019 and gave birth to Juno in April 2020 Although the actress filed for divorce in October 2023 The actress never gave any precise reasons for the split-up but alluded to a need to be true to herself Co-parenting hasn’t been a walk in the park for the two as they navigate their split “It’s an adjustment period for anyone when they split up with someone because you’re used to being with your child all the time,” Turner-Smith said in her 2024 GLAMOUR Woman of the Year cover story. “But nobody hands you a manual. Everyone’s trying to figure it out.” Turner-Smith added, “Each parent has a different life, and especially if the reason why you’re splitting up is because you have different lives, it’s only further complicated by how you’re going to coparent.” Will Dua Lipa and Callum Turner be attending and making the most of a night out in the city Spotted out last night (May 2) in New York en route to dinner and an evening out the recently engaged pair dressed quite differently: While Turner wore a white long sleeve shirt with a white t-shirt underneath and (as a true London boy) a pair of white Nike sneakers Lipa opted for a halter leather Courrèges mini-dress She wore her hair pulled back in a chic bun Photo: Getty ImagesWhen we do catch a glimpse of the couple out and about—whether it’s a red carpet moment or a gala event, or making the most of one of the stopovers on Lipa’s recently wrapped Radical Optimism tour with dinner in a magical new city—they’re usually quite in step with their fashions. For an intimate Tiffany & Co. dinner the couple put on their showstopping monochromatic gala gown and suit while Dua slipped into chocolate brown Bottega Veneta Will we see a Dua Lipa and Callum Turner Met moment? Let’s hope so! The countdown is on for the first Monday in May, and more stellar couple fashion moments I Just Got Back From L.A. and Everyone Was Wearing Autry Medalist Low Sneakers Amal Clooney Is All About Rib-Grazing Denim for Spring How to Dress Like the Olsen Twins This Spring and Summer 2025 Rihanna Dresses Cozy and Classic to Solo Dine at Her Favorite Restaurant Sign up for Vogue Shopping to receive the insider’s guide to what to shop and how to wear it Listen to The Run-Through with Vogue a weekly podcast featuring the most exciting stories and hot takes from the worlds of culture Never miss a Vogue moment and get unlimited digital access for just $2 $1 per month as well as new features like our Runway Genius quiz Explore the Runway Image Archive where you can access over 1.2 million runway images from past and present fashion shows. where he established himself as a top collegiate arm Originally selected by the Colorado Rockies in the ninth round of the 2011 MLB draft, Stripling opted not to sign. The following year, he was taken in the fifth round by the Los Angeles Dodgers where he would eventually begin his big-league career Over 13 professional seasons with four MLB organizations the 35-year-old right-hander tallied 40 career wins Stripling officially announced his retirement "After 13 seasons and full of tremendous pride and gratitude it's time to hang up the cleats," he wrote on social media The announcement was met with praise from fans, teammates and friends across the baseball world. One of the more heartfelt tributes came from former Dodgers slugger Justin Turner, who posted the following on Instagram: Justin Turner of the Los Angeles Dodgers Stripling and Turner were teammates with the Dodgers from 2016 through 2020, a stretch that saw Turner excel offensively, including seasons with 27 home runs in both 2016 and 2019. Now 40, Turner is playing for the Chicago Cubs where he has appeared in 20 games this season recording six RBIs in 58 plate appearances Stripling was traded from the Dodgers to the Blue Jays late in the 2020 season so he missed L.A.'s run to the World Series title He did receive a World Series ring for his contributions that season Stripling retires not just as a solid contributor on the mound but as one of the game’s most respected clubhouse presences The project is set to commence in early 2026 with expected completion in early 2029 Turner Construction has secured the Mann Middle School Whole Site modernisation project in San Diego marking a continuation of its partnership with the San Diego Unified School District designed by California-based Sprotte+Watson Architecture and Planning is set to commence in early 2026 with expected completion in early 2029 The project will be delivered in phases and includes significant improvements to the campus such as renovations to existing buildings as well as the construction of new facilities The scope of work for the Mann Middle School project includes the renovation of buildings 300 A segment of Building 200 will be demolished An extension will be built to house updated restrooms and support spaces the project will involve the demolition of the current physical education building and the creation of a new PE locker building and gymnasium Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard Stay proactive with real-time data and expert analysis The new PE facilities are planned to feature accessible parking and entry points from Trojan Avenue the project will address upgrades to existing classrooms The improvements will encompass site accessibility and overall site work to enhance the student learning environment and campus functionality Turner K-14 Program Manager Fernando Delgado said: “We are honoured to be entrusted once again by the San Diego Unified School District.” “Our team is excited to deliver a project that will have a lasting impact on students and the surrounding community This effort exemplifies our commitment to building environments where learning can thrive.” Last month, Turner Construction began work on the $150m New Frayser Community High School project in Memphis Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network Turner Center executive director; Roberta George VALDOSTA – The Turner Center announces the recipient of the Lena Bosch Lifetime Achievement Award at the 38th Spring Into Art Gala The Annette Howell Turner Center for the Arts announced Roberta George as the recipient of the Lena Bosch Lifetime Achievement Award at the 38th Spring Into Art Gala executive director of the Turner Center and Jane Burgsteiner president of the Lowndes-Valdosta Arts Commission (LVAC) presented the prestigious award to George and visionary leadership in the advancement of the arts in our community LVAC created the award to annually honor people who embody Lena’s passion and spirit for the arts through the Turner Center.  “This award recognizes individuals who have exhibited outstanding leadership in shaping the growth and advancement of the arts community specifically through involvement in the Annette Howell Turner Center for the Arts,” said Turner Center Executive Director Sementha Mathews a strong supporter of LVAC and has demonstrated her leadership and commitment to the Turner Center through extensive board and committee membership Roberta meets and exceeds the requirements of the award.” A bronze cast iron plaque with the facial image of Bosch is displayed in the Price-Campbell Gallery at the Turner Center and includes the cast iron name plates of all award recipients The recipient also receives an original glass art award created in the Turner Center’s Richard Hill Glass Art Studio by glass artist James Downey For more information about the award or how to become more involved with the Turner Center, visit www.turnercenter.org or call 229.247.2787.  First impressions of Zadie Xa’s presentation at the Sharjah Biennial are largely dependent on what stage of the work you happen to walk into. The soothing colours of dusks and dawns dominate the room at Sharjah’s Al Hamriyah Studio, but it is the work’s sound components, emanating through hanging sea shells, that largely inform the mood. You may walk in to wind chimes, the shush of waves rolling ashore, and the whistle of whales. Or you may be greeted with the trilling of a telephone, the frantic clicks of Morse code – and feel the anxiety of a call unanswered, the spookiness of an untraceable and undecipherable message, or the rage of a spurned one. Then there are the melodies, ringing in sustained and haunting pitches, permeating the space with a spectral essence. But no matter when you happen to enter the space, stay long enough and the mysticism of the work will mesmerise you. Moonlit Confessions Across Deep Sea Echoes: Your Ancestors Are Whales, and Earth Remembers Everything comprises several elements, from paintings to installation and sound. But it is perhaps best to consider it as a single holistic piece. 69, Avenue du Général LeclercFr-93500 Pantin The gallery will be closed on the 1st, 8th and 29th of May 2025. Tuesday—Friday, 10am—6pmSaturday, 10am—2pm 2F, 122-1 Dokseodang-ro,Yongsan-gu, Seoul 04420 Actors Jodie Turner-Smith and Joshua Jackson have met a resolve involving their divorce The ex-spouses, who married in 2019 and separated in 2023, utilized a mediator to create a temporary split custody schedule for their 4-year-old daughter, Juno. According to People Turner-Smith and Jackson have also hammered out details regarding the “Doctor Odyssey” star paying $2,787 in child support and a large lump sum for spousal support While the exes have been amicable over the care of their daughter they haven’t yet reached an agreement over where Juno will be attending school after Turner-Smith and Jackson attended a “full-day mediation” with a judge last May where Juno’s “temporary custody issues” were agreed upon the former spouses had gotten “into a Stipulation and Order to resolve the issue of selection of Juno’s school.” The “Queen & Slim” actress wrote that she has “clear authority to make the school selection in Juno’s best interest,” while her ex-husband is “refusing to adhere to the terms of the Stipulation and Order and is depriving me of the right to select the school.” Following “consistent efforts to meet and confer with Josh in good faith,” Turner-Smith alleged that her ex-husband “never intended to honor” her school selection The actress now seeks $75,000 in attorney fees Last December, Turner Smith claimed that Jackson failed to provide financial security for her and their daughter, although “he understood how difficult life can be as a Black woman and a single mother.” a Georgia defense attorney stood inside a metro Atlanta courtroom As the attorney explained the sentence he and a prosecutor had negotiated he noted that his client’s codefendant – then-21-year-old Gordon Turner – was being held in Maryland on what he thought were murder charges “That guy will be locked up for life,” the defense attorney said according to a court transcript obtained by Delaware Online/The News Journal “There is no doubt Turner is not going to be milling around now.” He’d been released from a Maryland prison to serve out his sentence on supervised probation Delaware police say he fled from officers in Newark where he crashed a U-Haul van into pedestrians and cars a 24-year-old University of Delaware graduate student MARINA VASCONCELOS: Newark police ID University of Delaware graduate student killed in Main Street crash At the time of Turner’s release from prison last summer he was wanted in both metro Atlanta and Lancaster on numerous felony and misdemeanor charges bound only by probation requirements in Maryland – which court records show he later violated Turner now sits in a Delaware prison on murder charges stemming from the Newark crash With a lengthy criminal history in multiple states of fleeing from police attempted murder charges and other felonies it's hard to understand why Turner wasn't already under law enforcement's watchful eye But in the wake of the April 29 deadly crash a larger question remains: Had he been extradited to Georgia or Pennsylvania to face those outstanding charges Georgia court records show Turner was charged with 17 felonies and misdemeanors in April 2023 The charges stemmed from various incidents that occurred between November 2021 and June 2022 in Cobb County Cobb is one of four counties that make up metro Atlanta The offenses ranged from felony shoplifting for a scheme he and a codefendant reportedly concocted to steal iPhones from Walmart to fleeing from police and crashing into a patrol car threatening to kill a police officer and various other offenses GORDON TURNER: Man charged with murder after Newark crash that injured 9, including 1 UD student fatally Turner had been arrested several different times on some of the charges but was released after posting bond each time The 17-offense charging document combined all those arrests into one court case At the time the case was filed in Cobb County Superior Court on April 26 He may not have even been in the state at the time court records obtained by Delaware Online/The News Journal say he shot at a car in Cecil County which reportedly occurred after a verbal argument resulted in two people being injured when their car overturned along Elkton Road – about one-third of a mile from the Delaware/Maryland state line who court records say was the passenger and also the shooter was charged in July 2023 with 29 offenses for that incident including two counts each of first- and second-degree attempted murder It’s these attempted murder charges that the Georgia defense attorney likely mistook for murder given there is no record of Turner ever having been charged with murder in Maryland as the Maryland charges were dismissed on May 13 The Cecil County State's Attorney's office did not respond to Delaware Online/The News Journal’s questions as to why the charges were dropped that the same day the 29 charges were dismissed Turner pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor weapons offenses from a separate case: illegal possession of a firearm and illegal possession of ammunition Those two charges stemmed from a June 2023 incident in which Turner was found to have a .40-caliber handgun Turner pleaded guilty and was sentenced to one year in prison Because he had been held in prison without bond since his July 2023 arrest however – and received credit for the 293 days he’d been behind bars – he had to serve only 72 more days in jail This meant that Turner would have been released from the Cecil County Detention Center on July 24 He was then scheduled to be on probation for three years in Maryland circuit court seeking a sentence modification said Turner had “no criminal convictions prior to this case” and that he “believes he will do well on supervised probation.” Turner hopes for a reduction in his sentence after he gets his probation underway,” the motion said there remained the matter of the unresolved Georgia charges as well as 18 offenses – two of which were felonies – out of Lancaster Those included fleeing from police and a weapons offense states have adopted the Uniform Criminal Extradition Act which outlines the process for transfers between states If police in one state run an offender’s name through their computer database they can usually view a person’s warrants or criminal charges in another state That's thanks to the National Crime Information Center a computerized index of missing persons and criminal information Just because a person has outstanding charges in another state does not necessarily mean they’ll be extradited if a person was arrested in Delaware but has a warrant in California Delaware authorities will not automatically turn that person over to police in California Delaware police will typically notify California that they’ve arrested a wanted person But it’s up to California authorities – with a required sign-off from the governor – to submit a written request to have the offender extradited The request alone also doesn’t guarantee a person will be transferred Those include a required court hearing and judicial approval unless the person voluntarily agrees to be returned to the other jurisdiction Even if a person waives their extradition hearing they won't automatically be transferred to the other state Many jurisdictions require that an offender resolve their charges in the arresting state before being extradited That means if a person is charged with felony assault in Delaware those charges would have to be adjudicated in the First State before an extradition would occur for example – especially if the charges are misdemeanors or less serious felonies – the state may cap its extradition radius at a certain number of miles given the requesting state typically foots the bill for a transfer That's not necessarily to say that any charge is too small In May 2021, the Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, Sheriff's Office requested to extradite a man who was arrested in Felton for an outstanding warrant The Pennsylvania charges included both misdemeanors and simple violations for which a ticket is usually issued it's usually more serious charges for which offenders are extradited Turner's felonies in both Georgia and Pennsylvania would likely have been considered serious The Cobb County District Attorney’s Office did not respond to Delaware Online/The News Journal's inquiry as to whether they requested Turner's extradition to face the 17 charges from April 2023 once he was released from prison in Maryland last summer Available court records do not show any transfer request An official with the Lancaster County District Attorney’s Office also confirmed that Turner was not extradited after his Maryland release but did not say whether the state had requested his transfer Turner’s release from prison wasn’t the only time he could have been extradited less than five months after leaving the Maryland jail he was arrested by Middletown Police Department officers after trying to steal 10 men’s overalls from a Delaware Tractor Supply Co Turner faces a possession of a controlled substance charge The case is still pending in New Castle County Court of Common Pleas as is his violation of probation charge in Maryland courts it doesn't appear that Georgia or Pennsylvania has requested his extradition It’s unknown if those states will ever request his transfer said Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings the fact that he’s wanted elsewhere may help keep him behind bars in Delaware he should not step out of prison," Jennings said on April 30 the presence of a warrant from other states helps." Reporter Xerxes Wilson contributed to this report Got a tip? Send to Isabel Hughes at ihughes@delawareonline.com or 302-324-2785. For all things breaking news, follow her on Twitter at @izzihughes_ Send tips or story ideas to Esteban Parra at (302) 324-2299 or eparra@delawareonline.com First State Update Delaware's News Authority | Delaware Breaking News | Local News The Newark Police Department has arrested a 22-year-old New Castle man in connection with a fatal crash that killed a University of Delaware student and critically injured another in Newark on Tuesday officers located an unoccupied U-Haul van parked in a shopping center in the 200 block of East Main Street The vehicle had previously been reported as an unauthorized use vehicle after failing to be returned on March 18 Gordon Turner and a passenger returned to the van As officers attempted to take the suspects into custody Turner entered the driver’s seat and fled the scene by driving over a curb and striking a police vehicle according to police He then accelerated westbound on East Main Street at a high rate of speed Newark Police did not initiate a pursuit and remained within the shopping center police said Tuesday The U-Haul struck two pedestrians on the north side of East Main Street before crashing into several parked vehicles One of the struck vehicles was occupied by five individuals A third pedestrian was also injured after being hit by a parked car pushed during the collision according to Newark Police The U-Haul came to rest at the intersection of East Main Street and Center Street in front of the Newark Post Office Numerous 911 calls reporting the crash were received by the Newark Police Communications Center and officers quickly responded to the scene A 24-year-old University of Delaware graduate student was pronounced deceased at the scene A second 24-year-old University of Delaware graduate student was seriously injured and transported to a local hospital Turner was transported to a local hospital for evaluation and later released into police custody The passenger was detained but has not been charged at this time assisted by the University of Delaware Police East Main Street remained closed for approximately five hours including Murder Second Degree – Death Caused During Commission of a Felony Murder Second Degree – Reckless Conduct Showing Indifference to Human Life and Possession or Consumption of Marijuana in Excess of Personal Use Quantity Investigators also discovered Turner is wanted in Georgia A search of the U-Haul van following its seizure and tow to Newark Police Headquarters resulted in the discovery of a handgun Authorities say additional charges may be filed as the investigation continues Turner was arraigned at Justice of the Peace Court #11 and issued a $305,500 cash bond Young Correctional Institution in default of bond About Us Contact Us Privacy Policy, Terms & Rules Facebook the Boilermakers added depth to their special teams unit landing a commitment from former UConn kicker and punter Seth Turner who comes to Purdue as a redshirt sophomore with three years of eligibility to use made his announcement with a social media post He commits to the Boilermakers after spending two seasons at UConn The specialist did not appear in any games during his two years with the Huskies AGTG!!! Boiler Up 🚂 pic.twitter.com/iZWHbQcgOW Turner played both football and soccer as a high school student-athlete at Great Valley (Pa.) The Boilermakers now have three punters who have transferred into the program since Odom's arrival: Sam Dubwig (Arkansas) the Boilermakers have just two kickers on the roster: Spencer Porath and Jack Weeter converting on all 17 of his PAT attempts and converting seven-of-11 field goals during the 2024 campaign Purdue has now landed commitments from 23 players out of the transfer portal this spring. You can view all of the arrivals and departures on the Purdue on SI spring portal tracker FCS DEFENSIVE END COMMITS TO PURDUE: Former Monmouth defensive end Miles Mitchell announced his commitment to Purdue over the weekend. He will have one year of eligibility with the Boilermakers. 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you are the site owner (or you manage this site), please whitelist your IP or if you think this block is an error please open a support ticket and make sure to include the block details (displayed in the box below) so we can assist you in troubleshooting the issue It was impossible to miss Drayton Jones in the hallways at Strake Jesuit in Houston As a freshman, the incoming Butler basketball transfer stood 6 foot 7 Friends with fellow students from all walks of life Strake Jesuit basketball coach Dominic Amorosa didn't know it at the time but the mild-mannered Jones could transform his persona into "Diesel" once he took to the court "He was like a big ole' teddy bear," Amorosa said He was like a gentle giant in the way he carried himself Jones was always one of the biggest kids in his class is a 6-9 former college basketball player at Southeastern Louisiana Trips to Foot Locker stopped for his son when he was 12 years old The family couldn't find size 18 shoes at the mall He'd outgrow them before the school year finished but how he'd use his size wasn't always clear He played offensive tackle and defensive end He didn't start playing basketball until he was 11 years old his father knew his son's future was on the hardwood and I knew that he was going to play basketball some day," Darryl said He just had to grow into (his body) and mature your bigs develop slower and he was a late bloomer." against Cooper Flagg helped Drayton Jones developThe origins of the nickname "Diesel" are cloudy He got the nickname from classmates after he wore a Christmas sweater with Diesel on it Darryl said his son earned the nickname as a kid playing basketball because he was so big and forceful that he resembled a young Shaquille O'Neal The way Jones' two-handed dunks left the backboard shaking the comparison to Shaq isn't that far fetched but Jones' development took time when he began playing AAU he played against players several years older than he was It took him between 20 or 30 games to make his first layup playing for the Fort Bend All-Stars being one of the biggest kids in the school didn't negate the fact that he needed to get better Jones began his high school career on the freshman team "He was just sorta kinda trying to figure out his body In AAU it's difficult for big guys because they don't have the ball and they're not handling the ball that's butter' after every shot like it was going to go in but you could tell he was going to be really impactful defensively his rapid improvement caught the eye of powerhouse basketball program Oak Hill Academy in Mouth of Wilson Jones transferred to Oak Hill for his senior season where he played a national schedule against other top teams around the country The most eye-opening game for Jones was one against Montverde Academy in Montverde (Florida) a team with what may be one of the best prep rosters ever assembled The 2022-23 Eagles had projected 2025 NBA Draft No Former five-star recruit Kwame Evans led Montverde with 16 points "It was such an eye opener because pretty much every game I played at Oak Hill I was playing somebody who is in the NBA right now or I'm playing people who are at Power Fives," Jones said I love the process of getting better and this basketball journey has been very fulfilling and its paid dividends with the work that I've put in over my life so far." but Jones committed to South Carolina State over East Tennessee State The move from Strake to Oak Hill was challenging for Jones He had grown three inches by the time he got to South Carolina State stronger competition and added another growth opportunity Meet Butler's 'Dennis Rodman' lite: An Isaiah Thomas assist, a disease and growth spurts "I learned I wasn't as good as I thought I was," Jones said "The things that worked in high school wouldn't work for me He broke me down in order to build me back up He broke down everything that I was good at and he broke down everything that I was bad at "Over these last two years he's really tried to help me build a very strong foundation going forward Really just doing as much as possible to facilitate and improve each facet of my game." Jones' best game came against Tulsa during nonconference play Jones scored in double figures just four more times as a freshman but he ended the season reaching double figures in three of his last seven games When the Smith-Hammond-Middleton Center was closed for social functions the big man took to running stairs at the football stadium to work on his conditioning big feet and big hands started to fill out Jones was finally ready to scratch the surface of his immense potential Trainer John Lucas II says Drayton Jones is like NBA's Clint CapelaFully comfortable in his body for the first time in years but he still needed work on the finer points of basketball 1 pick of the 1976 NBA Draft and longtime NBA coach John Lucas II Lucas is well known throughout NBA circles for his player development on and off the court He was most recently an assistant coach for the Houston Rockets Working with Lucas gave Jones a taste of what it's like to train at an NBA level because one thing about coach Lucas is that he'll be consistent every day," Jones said you're still going to have to see him at 6 and he's going to be on you from the time you walk into the gym to the time you walk out "He taught me how to be simple with the game How to play the game effectively and efficiently but I didn't understand the importance of playing hard until I got with coach Lucas this past year." Dawg Talk Podcast: Incoming transfers, lineup projections and more Lucas has had his hands in molding some of the top NBA players from the Houston area and many former Rockets players Lucas compares Jones' demeanor and shot-blocking ability to Indiana Pacers center Myles Turner the longtime coach compares Jones to former NBA rebounding champion "He's a rim runner who can post over either shoulder," Lucas said of Jones "He can set post-side pick-and-rolls and roll for lobs He's a weak side shot blocker and physical force inside I think he fits Butler and Big East basketball to a tee so I taught him pro concepts and where to be from the professional side .. He's in position to do a lot of things that he didn't have earlier." Lucas said when he first started working with Jones he still needed to grow into his body and he needed to improve on his lateral quickness Jones has the agility to switch onto guards in a pinch and the high basketball IQ to be a dominant shot blocker beating his man down the court and making himself available for lobs and offensive rebounds Jones worked on his jump shot to add an additional layer to his game Jones' fundamentals are solid and he's accurate in the mid-range He did not attempt a 3-pointer at South Carolina State but he improved his free throw shooting from 63% as a freshman to 69% as a sophomore helped the Bulldogs go on an 11-game winning streak and reach the MEAC conference title game Jones' work with Lucas led to a breakout sophomore campaign earning first-team All-MEAC and all-defensive team honors He scored a career-high 34 points in the Dec "It was confidence from the work I put in off the court with my trainer as far as lifting and conditioning to the work I put in on the court "Just the confidence I built within myself and the confidence that everybody else in the program — coaches Just going into every single game trying to do the best I can for my team "I had the same approach for every single game to attack and to do what needed to be done in order to win." Once Jones established himself as a two-way threat opposing teams tried to attack him off the dribble to put him in foul trouble Jones said he knows the importance of protecting the rim without fouling he earned the trust of his coaches to play late into games with four fouls Injury or foul trouble would greatly diminish the Bulldogs' frontcourt depth so adding another big with its last open roster should not be out of the question for Thad Matta and his staff Sister's death was 'super difficult.' How Butler transfer Yame Butler found 'a lot of joy' Jones has embraced challenges at every level he's reached He knows conquering the Big East is his latest challenge "I'm going into a place where I know I'm not going to be the best but I'm going somewhere where I know I'm going to get better," Jones said I'm going to be playing against pros every day I'm going to welcome that because I've always welcomed the challenge I've never been considered somebody who was the cream of the crop and I've always used that as motivation to get better I've used that chip on my shoulder to flourish." in Terre Haute to Doylene Turner and June Stewart Turner.  Larry was a proud and dedicated farmer for 63 years.  In his earlier years he loved taking the family boating on Kentucky Lake.  He was also in a bowling league for many years.  Larry will be remembered for his favorite colors green (John Deere) and red (his red trucks).  When they were able to get away from working the fields Larry and Donna were blessed to have visited Europe several times.  They were able to experience Switzerland and Paris among other beautiful countries.  Larry was a member of the Farmersburg West Lawn Cemetery Board and a member of the Farmersburg United Methodist Church.  Most of all Larry was a family man.  He loved spending time with his wife and grandchildren.  He will be missed by so many Larry is survived by his beloved wife of 33 years and Jeff Duling (Sherri); grandchildren Olivia Johnson and Harry Chambers; great grandchildren Elias Johnson and Wakely Sage; brother John Turner (Cheryl) his beloved cats Coco and Samantha; and many close friends and extended family He was preceded in death by his parents and son in law Jay Johnson to 1:00 p.m.  Service will begin at the funeral home on Friday at 1:00 p.m.  Pastor Jeff Blansett will officiate Burial will follow at Farmersburg West Lawn.  USA; Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Trea Turner (7) signs autographs before game against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Citizens Bank Park Mandatory Credit: Eric Hartline-Imagn Images The clash between the Diamondbacks and the Mets serves as a turning point in a challenging season where every inning demands determination and fresh energy—especially when a key.. 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Attorney General Kathy Jennings said at an April 30 news conference that additional charges will "undoubtedly" be filed READ: What we know about Newark crash that killed 1 UD student, left 8 others hurt Police said Turner was a fugitive wanted in three states: Georgia A gun was also found in the van following the crash What happened?The incident unfolded a little after 4:30 p.m on April 29 when Turner and his passenger returned to the U-Haul van which was parked in a parking lot in the 200 block of E Police said it "had been reported as an unauthorized use vehicle on April 28." The van had originally been rented but wasn't returned on its March 18 due date Police received a license plate reader hit on the van about 3:49 p.m. but Turner and his passenger didn't return to the vehicle until about 40 minutes later which is when officers tried to arrest them hit a police car and then continued onto Main Street Officers did not chase him and stayed in the parking lot before losing control of the van and hitting two people Police said they would identify her once family is notified The crashes caused a "chain reaction," which pushed a parked car into a pedestrian "It was a nice day on Main Street and obviously a very populated area," Newark Police Chief Mark Farrall said three pedestrians were hurt − one fatally − while five people inside various cars were hurt and Turner was also injured The person who was with the young woman killed was also 24 and a UD graduate student were listed as "stable" at a local hospital on April 30 that no charges had been filed against Turner's passenger Newark Mayor Travis McDermott and Farrall agreed that there has been a recent increase in people who flee from police including the August 2024 death of UD student Noelia Gomez who was killed when motorcyclist Brian Briddle fled from police during a traffic stop but Briddle sped away and crashed nonetheless GOMEZ DEATH: 'I screwed up,' motorcyclist charged with killing UD freshman said, court documents claim McDermott said the city and others hope to develop projects to end this though he did not know what those would be "We as a community must also take action to prevent future tragedies," he said "We need a multi-pronged approach that focuses both on improving pedestrian safety and ensuring that those who choose to flee from law enforcement face serious consequences for their reckless actions Farrall said he couldn't quantify the uptick in people fleeing from police but said there have been five incidents "since at least last August that have resulted in serious crashes." He noted several times in the news conference that police did not chase on April 29 and that the department has a "very strict" chase policy "What we have to make that judgment call on is 'Is the danger to the public greater if we don't pursue than if we do pursue?'" Farrall said "That plays into the factor of whether or not we pursue somebody." stressed that Turner is the one to blame for the April 29 fatality and injuries "I want everyone in this room to understand the police did everything right," Jennings said Turner is being held in prison on a $305,500 cash bond he will spend the remainder of his life in prison Send to Isabel Hughes at ihughes@delawareonline.com or 302-324-2785 Drone footage overhead the Stanley Holmes Village The Housing Authority board is independent of Atlantic City government and gets its funding from the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development has been the focus of years of com… ATLANTIC CITY — Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Scott Turner said last week he is committed to changing the "status quo and revitalize communities" like those that are part of the Atlantic City Housing Authority Turner made the statement during a listening session Friday with U.S residents of the city's public housing and community leaders About 150 residents are suing the Housing Authority over a lack of reliable heat and hot water gas leaks and other poor conditions at Stanley Holmes Village Residents of the 420-unit complex have lived without heat and hot water during the past few winters "What has been going on with the Atlantic City Housing Authority is completely unacceptable," Van Drew said in a statement That is why I invited Secretary Turner to come here himself." A resident of Stanley Holmes Village in Atlantic City says she is being forced out of her Village 3 apartment without replacement housing Van Drew said the listening session marks the first time the secretary of HUD has visited the city's Housing Authority "Their voices are essential to shaping real solutions that are desperately needed in Atlantic City," Turner said in a statement "We are here to change the status quo and revitalize communities that have been forgotten for far too long I'm inspired by the honesty and partnership shown today as we work together to expand access to safe affordable housing and build stronger communities." Van Drew and Turner also met with representatives of Bridgeton and Weymouth Township to discuss broader housing concerns such as homelessness and senior housing I will not stop fighting until we see real results and real change for the people of Atlantic City and every community across South Jersey," Van Drew said nhuba@pressofac.com Stay up-to-date on the latest in local and national government and political topics with our newsletter Email notifications are only sent once a day The Housing Authority board is independent of Atlantic City government and gets its funding… Sign up for a digital subscription to The Press of Atlantic City now and take advantage of a great offer Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account after fighting a long hard battle with kidney disease.     Visitation will be from 2:00 p.m 2025 at Snyder & Hollenbaugh Funeral & Cremation Services of Columbus Junction.   Celebration of Life for Jamie will be held from 12:00 p.m 2025 at the Columbus Junction American Legion.  Memorial Donations are preferred in lieu of flowers.    Online condolences may be left at www.sandhfuneralservice.com daughter of Donald Turner and Misty (Jeremiah) Warren.  Jamie Sue loved spending time with her family and friends aunts & uncles and jamming out in the car with her mom She was the happiest when she was surrounded by her siblings She had the best sense of humor and always brought laughter to any situation.  Jamie Sue was one of nine children; Amanda (Shawn) Port She adored being an aunt to her nieces and nephews Jamie Sue was proceeded in death by her grandfathers Jamie Sue was the true meaning of “Turner Strong” and our little hero.