Stamford won the battle of the Bulldogs on Dec. 21, 1956, beating Brady 26-13 for their thirty-second victory in a row and second straight Class 2A state championship.
Forty-two-year-old Gordon Lenear Wood had accomplished what most high-school football coaches achieve only in their
Nisolo wants to transform the fashion industry's approach to sustainability.
Nashville-based footwear brand Nisolo has been making shoes and accessories for the past decade with an eye on how to make the fashion industry more fair and inclusive. In this time, founder Patrick Woodyard has
TOMS RIVER, NJ — For a decade, Albert "Al" Dietrich worked at 54 Washington St. as head of the Toms River Regional School District.
Now, the building where he served as the district's superintendent bears his name, after a ceremony last week to formally the site that currently houses
Read an excerpt from Jean Chen Ho's debut novel, here, then dive in with us throughout the month.
By Marie Claire published 27 December 21
Welcome to #ReadWithMC—Marie Claire's virtual book club. It's nice to have you! In January, we're reading Jean Chen Ho
In sneakers, it’s a tradition unlike any other. Almost annually, various programs at the University of Oregon are presented with exclusive school-inspired Air Jordans. Crafted by legendary designer and Oregon alum Tinker Hatfield, a wide range of Jordan models have been included in the colle
Posted by SGB Media | Dec 27, 2021 | Apparel, SGB Updates, Sports/Fitness, Update
NBA’s board of governors has approved more advertising on team gear, according to a report from ESPN. The updates include allowing a 3 inch-by-3 inch patch on teams’ shooting shirts and warm-up jackets
NEW YORK (AP) — The NBA’s Board of Governors has approved a plan where teams may now add sponsorship patches to their shooting shirts and warmup jackets.
It’s similar to the jersey patch program, which has been in place since 2017. Teams are now permitted to add a patch — a 3-inc
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Max Verstappen has been blamed for being "too lungy" as he a
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Qais (pronounced "Case") Arabo got his start in 1995 at a mall kiosk with his first single-head Tajima embroidery machine, making customized baseball caps for shoppers. But his Knoxville, Tennessee-based Classic Print Company has evolved tremendously since then. As customers requested ite