Eagles newcomers ’26: Cole Payton could bring interesting new dimension to quarterback room
Also, another former collegiate standout from the Dakotas, Tucker Large, seeks to beat the odds and carve out a role.
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Eagle Institute in Montgomery set to close without new funding by September 30
A downtown Montgomery institute credited with drawing thousands of visitors into the city each year is now searching for new funding, or it could be forced to close.
Eagles newcomers ’26: Where does former Buffalo Bills defensive end A.J. Epenesa fit into the pass rushin...
Also, sixth-round draft choice Micah Morris tries to crack the offensive line rotation.
Eagle Archives, July 15, 1974: Hancock camp open-house crowd glimpses the naturalism of nudism
Eagle Archives, July 15, 1974: More than 350 people from four states attended the annual open house at the Birch Acres nudist camp in Hancock.
Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie honored at ESPN’s Sports Humanitarian Awards: ‘Hopefully we’ll have a glob...
Jason and Kylie Kelce presented Lurie with the Stuart Scott ENSPIRE Award for the Eagles owner's work with the Eagles Autism Foundation and the Lurie Autism Institute on Tuesday night in Manhattan.
Eagles newcomers ’26: Jonathan Jones brings another veteran body, Super Bowl experience to cornerback group
Plus, former Packer Samori Touré tries to crack a crowded two-deep at wide receiver.
Fly like an Eagle: How Eastern Michigan revamped women’s golf to compete for a championship
Last January in Miami, Indiana University stunned the sports world by winning the college football national championship.
Eagle Scout candidate launches campaign to help Dragon Boat Festival A Denver-area Eagle Scout candidate ha...
A Denver-area Eagle Scout candidate has started a fundraiser to help the Colorado Dragon Boat Festival.
Housing Resources of Western Colorado wins Eagle Award for Path to Homeownership program
Housing Resources of Western Colorado received an Eagle Award this summer for its Path to Homeownership program.
Eagle Archives, July 13, 1965: Francis Raymond whittles in Cummington
Eagle Archives, July 13, 1965: Francis Raymond's Just Whittling Museum in Cummington showcased original wood carvings and scenes crafted with little more than a knife, sandpaper and wood.
Eagles and Blues win on walk off sacrifice bunts
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Little-known Jersey Shore facts
We are deep into the darkest period of the NFL calendar. Hat tip to the World Cup for helping get us through it, even if we no-showed against Belgium. Let's do a mailbag or two to pass the time, shall we? An...
Coroner IDs 91-year-old woman who died after crash
EAGLE — The Ada County Coroner’s Office has released the identity of a woman who died after she was involved in a car crash.
Eagles split doubleheader with Williston behind strong pitching
Jaxon Koplin and Cayleb Miller combine to allow two earned runs over 13 innings.
Eagles newcomers ’26: Stone Smartt and Deontae Lawson have work to do to make the team
The Inquirer's look at the Eagles' new faces rolls on with a tight end and linebacker candidate.
Eagles and Tigers unite to bring ‘faith, fun and fundamentals’
Cutter Morning Star and Champion Christian College partnered once again to bring a three-day basketball camp to the city of Hot Springs.
Eagle Archives, July 8, 1949: State junior conservation camp opens in Swann Forest
Eagle Archives, July 8, 1949: The state’s first Sportsmen’s Junior Conservation Camp has opened at Swann Forest in Beartown State Forest, offering two-week conservation training sessions for boys ages 12
Eagle Features Editor Jennifer Huberdeau honored by LGBTQ+ Journalists Association for arts criticism
Berkshire Eagle Features Editor Jennifer Huberdeau has received a 2026 NLGJA Excellence in Journalism Award for her arts criticism, honoring her critique of Steve Locke’s exhibition on race, violence and
Scenic hidden wows in Jersey
With Philadelphia Eagles training camp just a few weeks away, we'll take a look at the team's locks to make the roster, not-quite-locks, bubble players, and longshots, as a way to sort of show the number of...
Eagles newcomers ’26: Will Jonathan Greenard be the Eagles’ highest-impact new face?
Also, ex-Tennessee Titan John Ojukwu tries to crack the offensive line rotation.
Rapidly growing Boise Foothills Fire grows to 2,000 acres in size, Boise Fire says
BOISE — The Boise and Eagle fire departments and the Idaho Bureau of Land Management responded late Monday to a rapidly growing grass fire in the Boise Foothills stretching hundreds
Eagles newcomers ‘26: How soon can Eli Stowers make an impact at tight end?
Also, Maximus Pulley tries to extend his remarkable football journey as a long shot at safety.
Eagle Archives, July 6, 1929: First contract for federal currency paper received by Crane company 50 years ago
Eagle Archives, July 6, 1929: The introduction of smaller U.S. currency notes marked the 50th anniversary of Crane & Company
A Colorado county’s new ‘unicorn’ home health program fills gap left by provider’s closure
Eagle County Paramedic Services launched Eagle Valley Home Health in October, following the closure in 2023 of the valley’s only home health provider, a private company with the same name.