Not a member yet?Membership Expired?Forgot your password? — SUNY New Paltz’s Sydney Waldon and Trine’s Emma Lee claimed the latest Division III Wilson/NFCA Pitcher and Louisville Slugger/NFCA Player of the Week honors of the 2025 season on Tuesday Senior right-hander Waldon was progressively more brilliant in each of her three starts a no-hitter and a perfect game to be the unanimous choice of voters for national pitching honors 48 strikeouts and just seven walks over 22 scoreless innings in the circle The junior center fielder also walked once and stole four bases product had at least two hits in all four contests and went 3-for-3 with two homers in Saturday’s finale against Hope homered in five of seven games; Katlyn Gandara plus complete game win in circle; Lilly Goldberg double-digit strikeouts in three of four games; Emily Mottoshiski zero earned runs in last 56.2 innings (10 games); Roxanne Ring first Ole this century with four straight shutouts; Alexis Sealey Winners are selected by the NFCA Division III Top 25 Committee which has a representative for each of the 10 NCAA regions 2025 Wilson/NFCA Division III National Pitcher of the Week 2025 Louisville Slugger/NFCA Division III National Player of the Week 2025 NFCA Division III Top 25 Committee The NFCA is the professional organization for fastpitch softball coaches. Known for its highly-regarded coaches polls and All-America awards, the NFCA also educates and supports softball coaches on a variety of different levels: from podcasts to awards, to in-person events and National Convention Learn more about the NFCA and consider joining our lineup of over 7,000 coaches today Reactivate Learn More Benefits Join Today 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 Kentuckian singer-songwriter Kelsey Waldon has announced her upcoming album as this is a truck song that’s definitely Good Country “Comanche” text paints a common image in country long languid drives down rural backroads in your favorite truck (Watch the brand new music video above.) Listeners can imagine riding along with Waldon down some gravel track in far Western Kentucky and builds the song around her relationship with her trusty 1988 Jeep and the contemplations that keep her company as she drives Waldon has no concerns about her “authenticity” or being perceived as dyed-in-the-wool country; she’s been exactly who she is her entire life She leverages this confidence to take up a tired radio trope – the quintessential truck song – and turn it into something earnest It’s a perfect song to take into the summer sipping a cold (soft) beverage out of a glass bottle and blasting Good Country as the miles fly beneath the floorboards “Comanche” is an excellent debutante ball for the upcoming Every Ghost a nine-track album that promises to continue Waldon’s penchant for real original country that’s not too concerned about being mainstream or outlaw “legit” or “poser.” The Kentucky native doesn’t make music or write songs for that reason About finding a thread that feels grounded she untangles plenty of simple and resonant songs that straddle alt-country but even a moment with the lyrics shows the subjects it turns over are much more complex and in-depth This kind of creative work isn’t the only thing she’s been hauling Every Ghost finds the artist challenging herself and growing beyond the sonics “There’s a lot of hard-earned healing on this record,” Waldon shares via press release “I’ve put in the work not only to better myself and leave behind bad habits but I’ve come to find compassion for who I was and that’s a major part of this album.” Waldon’s music has always been honest but Every Ghost still feels like the dawning of a new era Where that honesty and confidence are underpinned by a fresh sense of ease and a trust in herself Like the trust she has in her reliable old friend acting chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission named Sam Waldon as the acting director of the SEC’s Division of Enforcement which investigates securities law violations The current acting director of enforcement according to an announcement made earlier this month.  Uyeda was named acting chairman on January 21 Paul Atkins has been nominated by President Donald Trump to succeed Gary Gensler as chair but has yet to be confirmed Uyeda named the following acting senior SEC staff members:  “These talented individuals are committed to protecting the investing public building trust with American companies and market participants and promoting capital formation,” Uyeda said in a statement.   Want the latest institutional investment industry
news and insights most recently as the division of enforcement’s chief counsel Following the departure of former SEC Enforcement Director Gurbir S Waldon was named acting deputy to Wadhwa.  Trump Nominates Former SEC Commissioner to Top Job  Trump’s SEC Nomination Draws Strong Reactions  Academics Form ‘Shadow SEC’ Group to Facilitate Policy Discussions on Federal Securities Laws  There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here KY -- In just a little more than three years Paducah native Kiael Waldon has accomplished more in a boxing career than most ever dream of and compiled a 37-3 career record as an amateur boxer Now it's time to take his talents to the next level After I won the national tournament last year Waldon will make his pro boxing debut on May 31st in Louisville It's the culmination of years of hard work but also the start of a brand new chapter for the 24-year old Waldon "I have had a lot of fights between when I started and now Going to five national tournaments has really helped me and propelled me faster than someone else who has been doing this since they were a little kid I got to see all of the best amateurs and those always make the best pros I think it was time to step into the pro world." TX where he has spent the last several weeks really ramping up his preparation for that pro debut as the head gear come off and the gloves get a little smaller "I have got to really dial in for those three or four hours a day that I train," he said "In my point of view that is what it takes to beat these top ranked guys That is what I did in my amateur career and that is what I will do as a pro." Regardless of the changes or the step up in competition Waldon remains as confident as ever in his abilities to repeat what he was able to do as an amateur "I always thought that I was trying to play catch up with these guys," Waldon said "For me it is all about the man hours I put in I know that I am doing what it takes to be successful no matter who I am going against." Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Thanks for visiting Thanks for visiting The prosecution in Marcelle Jerrill Waldon's death-penalty case will be allowed an expert to counter defense claims that Waldon suffers an intellectual disability and is therefore ineligible for a death sentence By an 11-1 margin, a jury recommended Waldon die for the brutal stabbing deaths of former City Commissioner Edie Yates Henderson and her husband in their Lake Morton home in November 2020. Waldon’s defense has asked Circuit Judge J Kevin Abdoney to consider his intellectual disabilities before imposing a sentence of either life in prison without parole or the jury’s recommendation: death by lethal injection On Jan. 31, the same jury convicted Waldon of two counts of first-degree murder for killing the Hendersons a crime that sent shock waves across Lakeland The prominent Lakeland couple had been stabbed 23 times with a large kitchen knife missing from a butcher block in their home Waldon also was convicted of burglary of a dwelling with assault assault and battery while armed with a firearm grand theft of a motor vehicle and tampering with physical evidence Waldon’s defense team asked the judge to declare him ineligible for a death sentence because he was intellectually disabled The prosecution countered with a request for the judge to dismiss the defense motion the defense said its expert would provide testimony that at the time of the crimes Waldon was under the influence of extreme mental and emotional disturbance; was unable to appreciate the criminality of his conduct or to conform to the requirements of the law; and that other mental health factors in Waldon's background would mitigate against the imposition of the death penalty If Waldon is found to have an intellectual disability Florida statutes would make him ineligible for a death sentence Waldon was present in the Bartow courtroom during the most recent Nov 6  hearing when Abdoney agreed to allow the prosecution an expert who will review Waldon's mental health findings Abdoney repeatedly asked him to seriously consider it The mitigation would have included evidence about Waldon's background and assessments that may have convinced the jury of an intellectual disability and potentially changed their recommendation After Waldon's trial had started earlier this year the defense filed a report from forensic neuropsychologist Hyman Hirsch Eisenstein that showed Waldon had suffered several head injuries scored low on IQ tests and never finished high school among other indicators he could be intellectually disabled the prosecution named Gregory Pritchard as their expert The back and forth comes as a resumption of Waldon’s Spencer hearing is scheduled for Jan which may be too soon for both sides to make their case for or against an intellectual disability 13 to gauge the progress in the case and address additional issues A Spencer hearing allows any final details about the case to be presented to the judge prior to imposition of the sentence the first half of the Spencer hearing was held when the defense expert first testified and gave evidence for an intellectual disability The Eisenstein report found several factors that could determine Waldon's disability Waldon had a verbal IQ of 60 and performance IQ of 60 with his full-scale IQ at 56 Average intelligence on IQ tests is usually in the 90 to 109 range “56 is today what we refer to as the intellectually disabled range.”   an attorney and blogger at Tracking Florida’s Death Penalty “There is no brightline IQ cutoff for determining ID the Court considers 3 factors,” citing Oats v Subaverage intellectual functioning;  Significant limitations in adaptive skills;  And manifestation of the condition before age 18.And citing a 2016 case “[I]f one of the prongs is relatively less strong a finding of intellectual disability may still be warranted based on the strength of the other prongs."  The recent case in which a judge decided to impose life instead of death occurred in Sumter County Ronnie Brown was charged with first-degree murder for allegedly beating and raping a retired beloved Air Force veteran who had befriended him and his wife and actually helped take care of Brown’s wife before she passed as well,” she wrote But she also reported on several other death penalty cases where the courts did not side with the defense on this issue, including appeals to the U.S. Supreme. Court Details of Waldon's intellectual disability were presented by his defense at the first half of a Spencer hearing, according to a LkldNow report in August Eisenstein said he had spent 18 hours interviewing Waldon and another 50 hours questioning his family members and reviewing Waldon’s legal Waldon and his family gave Eisenstein the details of “a fractured childhood of physical and emotional abuse” from his stepfather as well as his “abandonment by his biological father,” LkldNow reported Waldon was tested because he was failing his classes at Lakeland Highlands Middle School and found to have an IQ similar to a person age 7 “Even though he met the criteria for intellectual disability the school psychologist and staffing committee opined that Marcelle would be best assisted by being placed in this specific learning (disability) program rather than the educably mentally handicapped program,” Eisenstein said Waldon failed the seventh grade and transferred to Kathleen Middle School and after his grades improved he was later placed into regular classes at Kathleen Senior High School and failed out of school Eisenstein also said his work history showed he was unable to hold a steady job he had suffered multiple head injuries from childhood through his high school years Some resulted in hospital visits for treatment and such injuries “can lead to brain damage and health issues.”   Waldon's family also told Eisenstein his sister and a girlfriend reported Waldon had severe psychiatric issues from his teen years and heard voices telling him to kill people as well as hallucinations He was in and out of local and state mental health facilities and previously incarcerated While both types of institutions prescribed psychiatric medications and treatments he stopped taking the medications on release His family also reported odd issues with his hygiene He continuously talked to himself and laughed inappropriately Waldon has a history of alcohol abuse and drug use “His statement to you was that he didn’t do it Waldon’s defense had never asked the Eisenstein to determine whether Waldon was insane He told the court he believes Waldon is sane but his capacity to understand what he was doing was impaired A prosecutor's rebuttalAssistant State Attorney Michael Nutter asked Eisenstein if he had read the police affidavit containing a narrative and a list of the charges you are unaware of any potential steps that the defendant took to avoid apprehension?” Nutter asked you’re unaware that he tried to burn down the crime scene using the microwave bomb … And you’re unaware that he burned one of the victim’s cars … and you’re unaware that he deleted incriminating evidence of his cell phone?”  Eisenstein answered “correct” to all the questions Nutter asked: “And deleting evidence is evidence that someone knows that what they did is wrong?”  Game Recap: Baseball | 4/5/2025 6:15:00 PM Thanks for visiting — A 17-year-old boy was shot and killed inside his home on Sunday Friends and family describe Daremon Waldon as "truly God sent," noting his dedication to helping his mother and caring for his six younger siblings A release from the Chattanooga Police Department says officers responded to a report of a person shot in the 6600 block of Green Road at about noon on Saturday Arriving officers found Waldon with life-threatening injuries and he was later pronounced dead at the hospital Police say Waldon was apparently shot inside his residence by a suspect outside Rhonda says she spent her life making sure her oldest son never got into trouble He kept his straight A's and stayed busy playing basketball Rhonda says Daremon's presence in the community will leave a last effect call Chattanooga Police's Homicide Tip Line at 423-643-5100 Depend on us to bring you updates as we get them We are committed to safely and reliably serving our campus customers while supporting both the university’s day-to-day operations and the strategic vision for the future 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that guides the assessment Study analyzed the potential impacts for small modular reactor deployment in Indiana Rider Public Safety Director James Waldon resigned effective Jan Waldon could not be reached for comment following his resignation who oversees Public Safety as Rider’s vice president of university operations Everyone has to look out for their own family and their own situation Reca was unable to share when Waldon submitted his resignation and where his new position is “I appreciate the time he put into managing all of [Public Safety’s] processes and situations,” said Reca who began overseeing Public Safety in 2023.  Matthew Babcock assumed the role of interim director of Public Safety on Feb Babcock referred interview requests made by The Rider News to Reca “He worked his way up the ranks and he’s a Rider guy Babcock first came to Rider in September 2012 as a sergeant before being promoted to captain in 2020 He also earned a bachelor’s degree in law and justice from Rider in 2020 Reca did not offer a timeline on the search for a new and I think the campus does as well because a lot of people know him,” Reca said Let’s give Matt a chance and see what happens.” Rider will update the community when a long-term plan for the position is finalized The latest news as it happens in Dartmoor covering Okehampton important updates and local opinions from across Okehampton Cycling and more local Dartmoor Sports News property sales & property of the week including Okehampton house prices and opinions on Dartmoor's property market including Okehampton Local area spotlights & features across Dartmoor Dartmoor national park is 368 miles of beautiful English countryside find out what green issues are affecting Dartmoor here at The Moorlander Get local news & council updates for across Dartmoor including Okehampton Showcasing and celebrating the incredible independent businesses of Dartmoor Ashburton & Surrounding areas from the local community & our reporters Get your local Dartmoor traffic & travel reports Please allow ads as they help fund our trusted local news content Kindly add us to your ad blocker whitelist If you want further access to Ireland's best local journalism consider contributing and/or subscribing to our free daily Newsletter Support our mission and join our community now you can subscribe for as little as €0.50 per week which will also give you access to all of our premium content and archived articles Thank you for supporting Ireland's best local journalism The 100th anniversary of the playing of the Herald Cup took place on Friday had become the traditional home for the playing of the final on Good Friday The playing of this game over the Easter period changed when the South Devon-based teams playing in the football pyramid were fixtured to play over the Easter weekend effectively putting the pitches out of bounds to grassroots finals the South Devon Football League Cups Committee have had to put the playing of the Herald Cup Final further into the back end of the season The other hurdle the Committee are faced with is that most of the pyramid clubs only have a short window of opportunity for pitch maintenance which impacts the availability of these grounds for South Devon League Cup Finals the SDFL are extremely grateful to Newton Abbot Spurs for offering their facilities to host some of the league’s prestigious end of season fixtures And what an evening at the Rec in a Herald Cup Final to remember a game that had everything you would expect from the jewel in the South Devon League crown six yellows and a partisan crowd that turned out to be Waldon Athletic’s 12th man in their moment of need It was also a game of two halves and the first belonged to Waldon who peppered the Kingsteignton goal but Ellis Rattue was equal to what came his way Jacob Knapman had a couple of early chances and was a real threat in front of goal for the Torquay team The spectators only had to wait 17 minutes for him to receive the ball on the edge of the box and a powerful shot was parried by the Kingsteignton ‘keeper The Rams defence seemed to stand still whilst Knapman followed up and thrashed the ball into the goal to give Waldon the lead The game continued to be end-to-end with the Torquay side having the best chances Knapman went close again in the 23rd minute and you felt a second goal now would give Kingsteignton a mountain to climb The next big talking point was in the 40th minute when a Waldon defender put in a poor challenge on Kelsey Leech inside the penalty box and the referee did not hesitate in pointing to the spot The same Kingsteignton player got up and grabbed the ball The crowd had hardly settled down from the penalty miss when two players went for a high ball and the Kingsteignton player went to ground holding his head As the referee had stopped play for the injury he spoke to his assistant and they agreed it was dangerous play by the Waldon player Ashley Grimes who was shown the first red card of the game the second half started with the Rams on the front foot and it was them who were peppering the Waldon goal who would go on to win the man of the match award from Torbay Clearance Services a simple challenge for the ball turned into a moment of madness for Waldon midfielder Liam Mckendrick who received a red card for violent conduct and the Torquay side were down to nine players All Kingsteignton needed was a goal and they would surely go on to lift the trophy The support for Waldon was fantastic and whilst they had some wobble moments manager Steve Breed made some changes and brought on fresh legs They settled into playing with just the nine and one of those changes was the introduction of South Devon League stalwart Sean Finch who seemed to give his team a lift and the game changed in the 71st minute when a rare Waldon attack resulted in a poor challenge inside the box and the referee awarded his second penalty of the evening Jacob Knapman already knew where the goal was and he stepped forward to slot home his second goal and put the Waldon supporters in dreamland with 19 minutes left to play Next up on the list of moments that excited the crowd was when Waldon’s Louie Roberts received the ball in the centre circle and having no team-mate in front of him to pass it too turned and lobbed the ‘keeper from 40 yards only to see the ball bounce just over the bar Sean Finch then had a great shot palmed over the bar from the edge of the penalty box the experienced Finch was able to slow the game and there were a number of times when he and the ball were in the corner of the pitch The referee blew the final whistle and you could feel what this cup win meant to the Waldon Athletic group who were not perfect on the night but fair play to them they were the better team even with nine players and deserved winners of the 24/25 Herald Cup " + $(".testo_articolo").html().replace(//g please subscribe and support local journalism Subscribing will allow you access 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9-1 record through their first ten matches sophomore outside hitter Ali Waldon announced her diagnosis of osteosarcoma in her right femur "New unis, new numbers, & new leg coming soon... #bonecancersucks," Waldon said onInstagramon Aug and chemotherapy are just a few of the battles Waldon will be fighting She was an all-conference selection in her freshman year and was set to be a starter for head coach Chad Sutton this season The second-year coach called it "heartbreaking" for both him and the team "They were planning on having a teammate there that now is there when she can be going through her own battles off the court," Sutton said "There's definitely a sense of 'let's make sure we're doing what we're supposed to be doing' to honor the fact that Ali can't." Waldon began her first rounds of chemotherapy last week, according to an Instagram poston her mother's account her teammates continue to don her number before every match Sophomore middle blocker Bella Wynja is very close with Ali Waldon and said these updates give her a better idea of how to support and pray for her teammate "Ali is the epitome of a fighter," Wynja told WGXA "She's also just the most selfless and giving person ever I had surgery last fall and she was always there for me." She asked that the community stands beside her in her time of need The Mercer Bears will stand "Waldon Strong" as their season progresses the team plays as a family each and every match She added that the team looks at the camera after every game to say hi to her and help her continue to feel like a part of the team The Bears travel to Boca Raton to partake in the Owls Paradise classic over the weekend taking on hosts Florida Atlantic University Illinois State University and Stetson University If you would like to donate and support Ali Waldon, her mother has started a GoFundMe we announce the passing of our beloved Robert Louis Waldon Jr we find comfort knowing that he has returned to our Creator The Home Going Celebration will be held at Mt Service will be preceded by a final viewing at 10 a.m Final arrangements have been entrusted to Paradise Funeral Home of Arcadia The family appreciates your love during this difficult time Click here to read Ruston Leader Chattanooga Police have now located the man who they say opened fire on a woman's home which killed a 17-year-old boy A release says officers caught up with Dejuan Rowland overnight Wednesday at a home on Delbert Lane, about a mile and a half away from where Daremon Waldon was shot and killed back on December 1st The release provides new details about the tragedy Police say the gunshots rang out after Daremon and his mother had repeatedly asked Rowland to leave the home Rhonda Waldon says Daremon was protecting her standing between her and the door when the shots were fired Dejuan Rowland is now charged with first degree murder and he's now in custody at the Hamilton County Jail Depend on us to keep you posted on his case Authorities in Chattanooga have identified a suspect who they say shot and killed a teenager inside his home, right in front of his mother Daremon Waldon was murdered inside his Green Road home back on December 1st told us shortly after her son's death that when shots rang out from outside of the home Chattanooga Police say investigators have identified the man responsible for firing the shots that killed Daremon Waldon: 26-year-old Dejuan Anthony Rowland And they're asking for the public's help finding him so they can charge him with first degree murder A release says Rowland is considered 'armed and dangerous.' call the CPD non-emergency line at 423-698-2525 or call the Homicide Tip Line at 423-643-5100 Depend on us to keep you posted on this case Earlier: Mother says Chattanooga teen shot to death inside his home protected her from gunfire   This newscast is updated weekdays at 6am Kelsey Waldon: I had a lady that used to keep us growing up she taught me how to read music and play piano–“piana”–that's how my granny would say it I was all about my guitar and just writing songs and it was not really that supported to be quite honest The women in my family I feel like were very supportive but I do feel like a lot of people didn't get it it seems to me that when there's trouble in your life They turn to words that are emotional and help them work through things I definitely was just trying to make sense of the world around me for sure I have all these journals of my great-grandmother’s that she kept and she worked at like a canning factory for a long time her and my great granddaddy farmed and raised tobacco NS: Just listening to all your songs and the different conflicts in them as well as resolutions and hopes and also sorrows is that you did grow up I think it's tough for people to grow up and reconcile the long history of somewhere doing something– tobacco cattle farming–with the new lives that are coming in over the radio and television whether it's Dylan or Neil Young or Joan Baez or whatever But it seems to me that you sort of gracefully dealt with that or still do to some extent and I was raised on bluegrass and country music I also like have the earliest memories of hearing Hank Jr and like Lynyrd Skynyrd and like classic rock being at the age when like soundtracks like O Brother it's kind of just like being like–Johnny Cash I mean that really opened up a world for me because that was kind of like all my worlds colliding and then like with relevant songwriting tune in Saturdays at 5 and Sundays at 6 on WWNO Already have an account? Log in here Rhonda Waldon says her 17-year-old son Daremon was defending her from a domestic incident at the time of the shooting Rhonda Waldon says her 17-year-old son Daremon was defending her from a domestic incident at the time of the shooting Seventeen-year-old Howard School student Daremon Waldon was shot multiple times on Sunday because I feel like I was supposed to be protecting him," said his mother Waldon says her son was defending her from a domestic incident Local 3 News could see multiple bullet holes scattered through the door of the home Officers say the suspect shot into the home from outside That's all I can say about that is he really loved me," said Waldon She now is holding on to her favorite memories of her son That's a great memory right there," said Waldon Friends of Daremon's family have created a GoFundMe page to help with funeral costs Services will be held for 17-year-old Dareomon Thaddeus Waldon at John P Franklin Funeral Home on Dodds Avenue on Thursday Email notifications are only sent once a day Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device By Joseph Goral on April 9, 2025No Comment Orion Twp. board approves Villas at Forest Glen development added by Joseph Goral on April 9, 2025View all posts by Joseph Goral → VALDOSTA – A 37-year-old Valdosta man was arrested by the Valdosta Police Department after a narcotics investigation the Narcotics Detectives with the Valdosta Police Department executed a search warrant at a residence in the 3000 block of Ginny Drive was present at the house when the detectives arrived both of which were packaged for narcotics sales Detectives also located over 10 grams of crack cocaine Detectives found tools and currency which are also indicative of narcotics sales Waldon was arrested on the scene without incident and transported to Lowndes County Jail “This was great work by our Narcotics Detectives but they also took firearms out of the hands of a convicted felon.”  Said Chief Leslie Manahan If anyone has any further information on this case or any other cases, please contact the Valdosta Police Department Bureau of Investigative Services at 229-293-3145, the crime tip line at 229-293-3091, or file a tip online at www.valdostacity.com/police-department Game Recap: Baseball | 2/21/2025 10:08:00 PM Thanks for visiting The acting director of the division of enforcement has been chief counsel for the division since 2022 He was assistant chief counsel for almost 15 years prior to this who has been acting director since the departure of Gurbir Grewal last October Jeffrey Finnell is acting general counsel and Ryan Wolfe has been named acting chief accountant They replace Megan Barbero and Paul Munter respectively who left the commission in the week before Trump’s inauguration READ MORE: Wachter and Munter walk away from SEC and was deputy general counsel between 2017 and 2021 He has spent the majority of his time with the commission in the division of enforcement Wolfe has been 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Markets Media Europe Ltd Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Former Clearwater Central Catholic star and current D1 Mercer University volleyball player Aliyah Waldon needs your help The talented Tampa area student-athlete is currently battling Osteosarcoma a type of bone cancer that occurs when bone-forming cells grow out of control and form a malignant tumor Waldon has graced the pages of PrepVolleyball.com throughout her high school career and she's a player we have enjoyed watching develop into a great athlete and even greater person We have put our support behind her recovery and treatment and we are asking you to do the same!  According to the Waldon family and the GoFundMe page set up for her intensive endeavor to recovery will include include "fertility treatments to spare her eggs for future children multiple rounds of chemo and then surgery to place a rod in her femur along with partial hip replacement she will have to undergo more chemo and possible radiation therapy to provide her the best possible outcome This is in addition to extensive physical therapy to regain motion in her leg and hopefully get her back on the court where she belongs."  This is an opportunity for the volleyball community to come together in support and aid of one of our own will be looking to host a game in honor of her impact on the program and to help assist in her fundraising for treatment.  Further Details and donation information is available on GoFundMe Let's help Aliyah beat cancer and get back on the court and the staff at PrepVolleyball.com appreciate your support and assistance!  It is The Rider News’ duty to report on matters that impact the Rider community in a timely fashion This includes interviewing high-ranking administrators who are incredibly knowledgeable in their respectives fields we do not have any issues contacting and scheduling interviews with administrators but we recently ran into difficulties with Public Safety Director James Waldon and they are available within the next 24-48 hours for an interview a majority of interviews only take 10-15 minutes to complete The Rider News initially reached out to Waldon on Oct 7 via email to discuss the 2023 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report we called Public Safety three times on Oct “I can add a meeting to your calendar to speak with the Director on October 17th If you’re unable to meet with him on October 17 please email me the questions you would like to ask him.”  We were unable to meet at the provided time so we attempted to reschedule via email for Oct we emailed Waldon to follow up and received another response from Grossman Grossman also requested we send interview questions in advance so Waldon had time to prepare.  Once a reporter arrived at the scheduled time they were informed that an interview was never arranged and Waldon had not yet come into the office to prepare The reporter was asked to wait an additional 30 minutes to talk with Waldon once he came in.  Waldon told the reporter that he might be available for an interview at 12:30 p.m. and he would give them a call by 12:15 p.m Waldon called to ask the reporter if the interview could take place at 6 p.m Public Safety informed the reporter he was available and transferred the call to Waldon who expected the interview to be in person Since Tuesday nights are when we assemble the newspaper the reporter was unable to meet Waldon in person.  It is routine for journalists to record their interviews to ensure accuracy when reporting This meant the reporter had to write down each word he said as he spoke When asked to repeat information for clarity Waldon often changed the wording or spoke about another part of the report.  the reporter incorrectly stated numbers from the report after misreading a statistic Rather than providing the accurate statistic Waldon simply stated the reporter was wrong and did not provide clarification until the reporter asked A majority of Rider’s administration is happy to provide The Rider News with more context when needed but trying to get that from Waldon felt like pulling teeth.  The Rider News respects the hard work administration does for students but we also expect the same respect for what we do working internships and writing at least one article a week Waldon was unable to take into consideration that our time is as valuable as his Jay Roberson is a senior English and secondary education major Caroline Haviland is a junior journalism major newsEXCLUSIVE: Shelby Means Announces Debut Solo Album for May with Playful Bluegrass Banger 'Farm Girl' Featuring Kelsey Waldon and Rachel BaimanBy Jof Owen that's because you almost definitely do vocalist and songwriter has been everywhere breathed the mountain air and all that; of travel she's certainly had her share she's been playing bass with Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway touring the world and winning a GRAMMY with them for their 2023 album and before that she played with the bluegrass band Della Mae Born in the bluegrass state of Kentucky and raised on Wyoming’s high plains she was bit by the bluegrass bug early and grew up playing with her family where she began to make a name for herself playing the upright bass Means is also one half of roots duo Sally & George with her husband and collaborator Perhaps the only thing she hasn't done as a bassist artist and side musician after all these years This time her famous friends are backing her up as she steps into the spotlight Produced by songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Maya De Vitry the album also features star turns from Billy Strings “I always knew I wanted my first solo album to be bluegrass,” Means explains but I certainly have explored other styles – like with Sally & George – but I kept dreaming of my time in Nashville and how I used to love to host jam sessions and invite my friends and neighbors.” “I didn’t feel like I had to stick with one band for the whole thing,” Means adds “I wanted it to feel like my favorite chili pickin’ parties Two of those friends and neighbours from Nashville are coming over to sing back up on the first taste of the album 'Farm Girl,' as Kelsey Waldon and Rachel Baiman add their unmistakable all-star harmonies to the song A sapphic fantasy about a Wrangler wearing all American farm girl being admired from afar by a guitar picking neigbour the playfully subversive front porch sing-along feels like a breath of fresh bluegrass air blowing in “It's one of those songs that my husband has been sitting on for a few years," Means shared about the new song "It started as a co-write with Mack Leaphart in Nashville When I was looking for songs to put on my record I decided to sing lead and make it a farm girl on girl fantasy My side of the story came from growing up in Wyoming I had a lot of fun turning the chorus into a call and response with different ways to describe a farm girl in the lyrics I tapped some of my oldest gal pals from Nashville Kelsey Waldon and Rachel Baiman to sing harmony we started a band in the early 2010’s called Kryptonite Puss” We unearthed some photos of this mythical supergroup but good luck trying to find any recordings of them It looks like the closest we'll get to Kryptonite Puss is 'Farm Girl.' Watch the video for 'Farm Girl' by Shelby Means below Shelby Means' self-titled solo album is out on 30th May 2025 Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application to Glenn Orlando Morningstar and Helen Louise Morningstar Glenn's life was marked by a PROFOUND sense of duty and service He answered the call to serve his country with pride joining the army and rising to the rank of 2nd Lieutenant dedicating his skills to Jones Automatic Sprinkler Glenn's heart overflowed with love and compassion Glenn epitomized the essence of paternal love  He was a pillar of strength to his children Glenn found joy in the simple pleasures of life He was a passionate supporter of the Florida Gators and loved listening to the Rolling Stones was a constant source of companionship and comfort showcasing his talent on a team and garnering admiration for his skill Glenn's legacy will be defined by his pure soul and boundless kindness He touched the lives of all who knew him with his generous spirit and selfless heart leaving behind a legacy of compassion and goodwill  Glenn continually sacrificed himself for others in all aspects of life Glenn was preceded in death by his parents and Rebecca Morningstar (Donald); grandchildren Kinleigh and Alexander; great-grandchildren The memory of Glenn's gentle spirit and generous heart will forever remain in the hearts of those who had the privilege of knowing him Visitation with family and friends will be held on Monday  A Celebration of Life will be held immediately following visitation In lieu of flowers, the family respectfully suggests memorial donations be given in memory of Glenn Morningstar by visiting www.patriotguard.org/donate/.  For friends unable to attend at this time, the service will be streamed live at https://www.youtube.com/@McCulloughFuneralHome via the McCullough Funeral Home’s YouTube page Go to www.mcculloughfh.com to sign the Online Registry for the family  McCullough Funeral Home and Crematory has the privilege of being entrusted with these arrangements Make a donation to one of the following charities in remembrance of Glenn Waldon Morningstar Add to Calendar Add to Calendar This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors By Megan Kelley on September 18, 2024No Comment Construction crews have made progress on the new Meijer building on Waldon Road Independence Township Meijer development makes progress added by Megan Kelley on September 18, 2024View all posts by Megan Kelley → and website in this browser for the next time I comment CLARKSTON, Mich. – Meijer is set to open a new neighborhood market in an Oakland County community next month. Independence Market, the new 50,000-square-foot store, will open on April 30 at 5820 Waldon Road, near the intersection of Sashabaw Road and I-75, in Clarkston. “Independence Market is committed to serving our new neighbors with value and convenience that makes it easy to get in and out quickly,” Independence Market Store Director Robert Lajcaj said in a release. “Our team has been working hard to get the store ready to open with a great assortment of local and national brand products and we can’t wait to welcome our neighbors next month.” The store will feature fresh, high-quality grocery items at low prices, according to Meijer. It will carry Meijer products and national brands, and customers will also be able to purchase items from several local brands, including Shaded Bloom Coffee Roasters, Allow Nourishment and Cook’s Dairy Farm. The market will also feature the following: About 80 people will be employed at this new store, according to the release. Meijer says that the employees will earn competitive wages and have access to health benefits and a 401(k) program that offers a company match. Independence Market will be open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Copyright 2025 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved. Sara Powers joined WDIV as a digital content producer in Oct. 2024 and has been covering Metro Detroit news since 2021. 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You can submit a tip to VPD’s Bureau of Investigative Services at 229-293-3145, use the crime tip line at 229-293-3091 or file a tip online at the VPD website Have a news tip or see an error that needs correction? Let us know. Please include the article’s headline in your message We have used your information to see if you have a subscription with us Please use the button below to verify an existing account or to purchase a new subscription Your current subscription does not provide access to this content Please use the button below to manage your account 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 Charley Crockett performs on June 3 at Empire Live in Albany Charley Crockett performs on June 3 at Empire Live Pedal steel player Nathan Fleming performs with Charley Crockett on June 3 at Empire Live Bassist Colin Colby performs with Charley Crockett on June 3 at Empire Live Drummer Mayo Valdez performs with Charley Crockett on June 3 in Albany Charley Crockett basks in the cheering crowd on June 3 at Empire Live Kelsey Waldon was the opening act for Charley Crockett on June 3 at Empire Live Kelsey Waldon opens for Charley Crockett on June 3 at Empire Live Charley Crockett may call himself a "$10 Cowboy," but backed by his smoking band and joined by rambunctious opening act Kelsey Waldon he took a sold out Empire Live in Albany and cranked it up to 11 on Monday night they turned the completely concrete structure into a barn burner Fans packed shoulder to shoulder had to relegate their Texas two-stepping to their imaginations but the man from San Benito made it all worthwhile cowboy hat up top and with his guitar strapped high to better show off his fancy western belt buckle Crockett is a commanding presence on stage authoritative voice and taking his own sweet damn time speak-singing his stories Plenty of ammo to treat the crowd to 30 plus tunes in a show peppered with choice covers like Link Wray's "Jukebox Mama" and Waylon Jennings' "Good Hearted Woman." Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content Have the latest food and drink articles delivered to your inbox every Thursday Have the latest local news delivered every afternoon so you don't miss out on updates Sign up today to receive email newsletters of local daily obituaries Get the Register Star and Daily Mail E-edition delivered directly to your inbox Have the latest local news delivered every morning so you don't miss out on updates The roots music community was stunned to hear about the passing of “outsider folk” singer-songwriter Michael Hurley yesterday at the age of 83 years old The news was ostensibly broken by Brooklyn-based venue Union Pool which posted a photo of musician in front of its red velvet stage curtain and framed by bulb lights A post shared by Union Pool (@union_pool) It is with a resounding sadness that the Hurley family announces the recent sudden passing of the inimitable Michael Hurley The “Godfather of freak folk” was for a prolific half-century the purveyor of an eccentric genius and compassionate wit and the music community deeply mourn his loss Pennsylvania and began his career in the Greenwich Village folk scene in the 1960s later became a cult legend in his adopted home of Oregon he released albums with Smithsonian Folkways beloved Portland indie label Mississippi Records Hurley also illustrated the quirky album artwork himself Hurley’s music and idiosyncratic humor influenced all corners of roots music. His contemporary Peter Stampfel, whose group The Unholy Modal Rounders played with Hurley and Jeffery Frederick & The Clamtones on their 1975 Rounder debut Have Moicy!, was one of the first to comment on Facebook: “The terrible news is true Michael Hurley is dead.” He was truly “your favorite songwriter’s favorite songwriter” and other tributes have come in swiftly A post shared by Hiss Golden Messenger (@hissgoldenmessenger) A post shared by Fruit Bats (@fruit_bats) A post shared by Vetiver (@vetiverse) A post shared by dawnlandes (@dawnlandes) A post shared by Jerry David DeCicca (@jerrydaviddecicca) His previous record labels also shared the following below and here. And another indie label, Tompkins Square will also release one of Hurley’s last recorded songs a cover of Charlie Poole’s “Milwaukee Blues,” on the Record Store Day exclusive A post shared by Smithsonian Folkways (@smithsonianfolkways) No Depression followed and supported Hurley’s art from the publication’s inception; archival reviews of the reissue of his 1980 LP Snockgrass, 2005 LP Down In Dublin, and 2007 LP Ancestral Swamp are linked here When No Depression shared the news on Instagram yesterday “Hard to wake up to this sad news of Michael Hurley passing away John and I recorded an album with Michael in the early 2000’s I wonder if anyone has analog tapes from the session Either way we’re gonna miss his creative spark and incredible songs and art If anyone has those tapes, email letters@nodepression.com or reach out to Calexico directly Compass Records released a 30th anniversary edition of Guy Clark’s Dublin Blues on CD and color vinyl today The reissue also includes a never-before-heard track called “Once More With Caution,” featuring Emmylou Harris and Verlon Thompson on vocals and Darrell Scott on guitar Bruce Springsteen announced a follow-up box set to his 1998 set, Tracks. The seven-disc collection called Tracks II: The Lost Albums, which comprises 83 songs, is due out June 27 via Sony Music. Learn more here Country singer-songwriter Kelsey Waldon announced her sixth studio album with Oh Boy Records Every Ghost is due out June 20 and fans can listen to lead single “Comanche” below By Hilary Saunders on May 2 By Hilary Saunders on April 18 FRESH TRACK: Steve Bardwil Band – “Send ‘Em Love”Check it outSPONSORED BY Steve Bardwil Band