DANIELS — Tim Epling comes up just short on a putt from the fringe on No. 3 of the Cobb Course at The Resort at Glade Springs Monday during the WVU Golf Tour. Epling is the manager of the West Virginia Miners, who won the 2012 Prospect League championship Aug. 11. The tour was held to raise funds for WVU’s impending addition of a men’s golf team. Among those attending were athletic director Oliver Luck and former Mountaineer athletes.
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Beckley Newspapers Memorial Golf Classic to honor Holland
Andy Holland won’t be on the golf course when the 33rd Beckley Newspapers Memorial Golf Classic begins this July, but that doesn’t mean his presence won’t be felt.
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King’s Warriors take down Chaos 3-1
Southern West Virginia King’s Warriors head coach Scott Reitnour had a busy day Saturday.
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Moore chases Wallace to the flag
Although the threat of rain kept some fans away, NASCAR star Kenny Wallace thrilled a still-solid crowd with a solid performance Friday night at Beckley Motorsports Park.
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Gauley Bridge alum bringing pro wrestling back home
As a boy growing up in 1980s Fayette County, Chris Hughes loved wrestling. He had his favorite stars, from The Road Warriors to the Steiner Brothers, whom he watched every Saturday evening on TV, and he also attended any local show he could get to.
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State Cup brings best travel teams to Beckley
The fields are dry, the competition is high and there’s plenty of footie to be found.
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King’s Warriors begin ‘road to amazing’ at home tonight
For many coaches in their second season, the goal is to improve on the results of the year prior.
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Justice hopeful of Mickelson’s return
While speaking at a banquet at TPC Sawgrass in Florida for a Birdies for the Brave event he hosted with his wife, Kathy, and Phil and Amy Mickelson this winter, Greenbrier owner Jim Justice joked with golf’s most famous left-hander about his struggles the last two years at The Greenbrier Classic.
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Wallace a willing BMP visitor
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Jacksons say fans, drivers excited for Wallace's return
Kenny Wallace has sent word.
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Soccer growing in southern W.Va.
With names like David Beckham, Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi becoming household names, and events such as the UEFA Champions League, World Cup and MLS Cup drawing high ratings on television, it’s no surprise soccer is one of the fastest rising sports in America.
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