PITTSBURGH — Nick Herbig wants to be a Pittsburgh Steeler for life. The outside linebacker is well on his way after agreeing to a new four-year deal on Tuesday that will keep him in Pittsburgh for the rest of the decade, a person with knowledge of the agreement told The Associated Press. ...
A growing number of ammunition manufacturers include copper in shot shells. It makes sense, after all, copper is harder than many other materials. The increased hardness prevents deformation, increases aerodynamic performance and ensures tighter patterns. Plus, range testing has shown copper provides better penetration than either lead or steel. So, what is the problem? Your copper shot may not be legal, at least not when hunting migratory birds. Copper shot has been approved since 1986. This is because copper, like lead, can be toxic to waterfowl and aquatic life. However, there are ...
YMCA INDOOR SOCCER COED BLUE DIVISION Nathyn Gilbert scored twice to lead Grey past Red 5-1 in the championship game. Austin Chase, Gavin Pavlock and Finley Pavlock each added a goal for Grey. Chris Waclawski scored the lone goal for Red. ——— Ethyn Gilbert scored four ...
CHAUTAUQUA, N.Y. — Jamestown Community College plays host to the 2026 Men’s and Women’s NJCAA Division III Golf National Championships this week at Chautauqua Golf Club. This marks the 27th time Jamestown has hosted the event, dating back to 2000. JCC will welcome 120 student-athletes ...
Myles Garrett finally got his wish — to be a part of a consistent winning team instead of one in perpetual rebuilding. The Cleveland Browns traded the two-time AP NFL Defensive Player of the Year to the Los Angeles Rams for pass rusher Jared Verse and three draft picks in a blockbuster deal on Monday. Garrett was the unanimous choice for Defensive Player of the Year last season after he had 23 sacks and broke the NFL single-season record. He is expected to report to the Rams' facility on Tuesday and have a news conference to discuss the trade. Garrett's addition marks the first ...
In April, Pennsylvania state Representative Thomas Mehaffie (R-106) introduced HB 2440, which would have expanded legal baiting during deer season. At first, the reaction was mixed. Many hunters felt that any expansion of baiting would be another step away from tradition. Others let out a sigh of relief and said, “It’s about time.” Turns out neither group was correct, and both will need to wait a little longer to see any news of HB 2440’s fate. A review of Rep. Mehaffie’s co-sponsoring memo had both those for and against baiting scratching their heads. Despite early rumors, ...
