Liberty plans two-day July 4th celebration
The U.S. Air Force Band of Mid-America will kick off a two-day Independence Day celebration tonight at 7 p.m. at the Liberty Performing Arts Theatre.
The event will be a prelude to Friday, July 4, when the city hosts the annual Liberty 4th Fest at Fountain Bluff Sports Complex.
RUGBY 101: Football’s ‘cousin’ takes hold in Northland
It’s a game often referred to as the father of American football. It attracts thousands of players each year because of its non-stop action and raw, aggressive nature. And it’s becoming a popular sport in the Northland.
Rugby, with its addictive blend of running, passing, tackling and kicking, has gained a foothold north of the river. In this week’s Sun Tribune Newspapers, we’ll examine the game and why it is gaining popularity.
The modern version of the sport was created in England in the early 1820s. Many schools played a version of rugby or football at that time, which had few rules. Legend has it that William Webb Ellis invented the current game when he picked up the ball and ran with it in his hands. It’s the most accepted version of how the game came to be.
Audit findings expected to be ready July 14
The much-anticipated final audit report of the Liberty school district by Westbrook & Co. is expected to be made public at a special Board of Education meeting at 7 p.m. Monday, July 14, at the Administration Center.
Patron questions real estate commission on Ford Center deal
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The Northland is thriving. Business is booming, and there’s a lot to do from parks to theater and in between. Check it out in our annual Life in the Northland magazine.
