The Stephen F. Austin University Athletic Department has announced the hiring of Jacob Pumphrey as assistant athletic ...

The Cherry Valley Outdoor Games features one of America’s best timber sports competitions, drawing top-ranked athletes from many states across the country, as well as from nearby Canada and far-away ...

Judy McKinnon was an editor on the real-time desk in The Wall Street Journal's Toronto bureau. She headlined, wrote and edited breaking news stories, wrote and edited posts for WSJ's Canada Real Time ...

A high school track athlete competing in a championship 100m hurdles race rolled her way to victory after she tripped near the finish line. Gather your friends and unleash your inner lumberjack with ...

Axe throwing in a van? WTX is getting wild. Join us for fleet fun with Legend Fleet Solutions, plaid, and plenty of sharp ...

The half-hour exposition showcased the talents of the two men in a variety of Iron Jack competitions like log rolling, axe throwing and speed climbing. An Iron Jack excels at all the lumberjack ...

Just witnessed a guy throwing away a Sausage Egg McMuffin wrapper that still had some cheese on it and all I could think was: ...

Sam Copner surrendered himself to authorities in Breckenridge April 1, 1900, shortly after he had killed Phil Willich with an axe on Bald Mountain. Copner and Willich had been bunking together and ...

Release your inner lumberjack! Book your event in person for ages 11 and up. Open daily, signup in-store, not available to reserve online,” the site says. The “Axe Throwing area is kind of ...

Real lumberjacks swing an axe in both planes but are more likely to get full-body rotational power behind a swing. If you want to 'isolate' your obliques to grow them, focus on hip rotation and ...

The Axeceptional Experience at the Brunswick Square Mall is a new way to unleash your inner lumberjack. Owner Jon Gallo said spending a few hours at "The Axe" is more than throwing axes.

Back then a 20 foot molded lumberjack cost $1275 plus shipping ... But the statue stayed and reflected the community, trading the axe for a flag when American troops fought in Iraq during Desert ...