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- Many enjoy Sweet Corn Festival (The Marietta Times)
- Walters: Big East preview (MSNBC)
- Medina: New used book store will help literacy project (The
- Mountai-nears want more than Big East repeat (MSNBC)
- Cheerleaders raise money for Gator Bowl trip (Coshocton Tri
- New friends made Guns & Hoses event a day for law enforceme
- Nothing "Corny" About This Festival! (WTAP Parkersburg)
- Local Digest (The Pulse-Journal)
- Jamboree offers unique experiences (Parkersburg News and Se
- Animals arriving for Butler fair (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Community Calendar - July 19 (Akron Beacon Journal)
- Calling the noble game of bags "cornhole" is an insult (The
- Oktoberfest expands with move to Principal Park (The Des Mo
- Local sports tourneys and events (Fairfield Echo)
- Benefit to help foster children (Middletown Journal)
- POPULAR MUSIC 5th Annua... (Akron Beacon Journal)
- Balloons leave you flat? Give Sorgfest a try (Dayton Daily
- Leader of the Band (The Ironton Tribune)
- Sports Fundraisers (The Oxford Press)
- Letters to the editor July 15, 2008 (Banner Graphic)
- Bradner will have a Day in the Park (Fremont News-Messenger
- Crawford County Fair: Tuesday belongs to the family (Bucyru
- Local Digest -- Our full listing of summer camps, tryouts,
- BiG Cruise tourism highlight for week (Bowling Green Daily
- Beanbag tossers compete in Chicago (UPI)
- Beanbag tossers compete in Chicago (Moldova.org)
- 'Extreme' fundraiser planned (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Jamboree excitement begins (The Times Leader)
- US: Southern Comfort brings "music experience" to web (Just
- Wittenberg road trip stops in D.C., meets with Hobson (Spri
- Plans under way for Special Olympics (Point Pleasant Regist
- Fundraiser for 'Makeover' family (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Cornhole teams compete at 4-H Fair (Louisville Courier-Jour
- Beanbag tossing classic at Soldier Field (Daily Herald)
- News Roundup: Mideast may be closer to a deal than Yahoo (U
- Ohio prepares for Keno (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Summer Show pulls in a crowd (Coshocton Tribune)
- Elkview raises money for accident victim (The Charleston Ga
- Upgrades, special events set for Dreamland season (The Hunt
- Bar owners jazzed over keno (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Sweet Corn Festival slated July 18-19 in Mount Gilead (The
- Broadview Hts.: Cornhole Tourney back at festival (The Sun
- Bulletin board: July 11, 2008 (The Charleston Gazette)
- Find: Beverage Butler (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- City Fest/Car Show is free (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Cincinnati 'suits' raise $30,000 (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Be There Do That (The Plain Dealer)
- Band's benefit for graduate exceeds $8,000 (The Indianapoli
- Corporate 'Olympians' enjoy wacky fun (The Cincinnati Enqui
- Toss in your best at weekend bags tourney (The Batavia Sun)
- Super Saturday event announced (Middletown Journal)
- Celebrating building's 100th birthday :Records show Yakety
- 'Makeover' could use some help (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- County fair season is fast approaching (The Huntington Hera
- Chardon event marks Independence Day (The News-Herald)
- Cornhole added to Rib Fest events (The Daily American)
- Governor will use cornhole to fund campaign (Akron Beacon J
- Burlington Block Party Focuses on Troops (Local 12 Cincinna
- 'Makeover' could use money, help (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Groups hope annual celebration will help fellow veterans, c
- Didn't I just write this column? (The Canton Repository)
- 3 new products for you to try (Belleville News-Democrat)
- Rockets' red glare (Coshocton Tribune)
- Prairie Creek campers enjoy their Independence Day (The Sta
- It's hello to Corn Fest, goodbye Community Days (The News-H
- FREE FOR ALL (The Columbus Dispatch)
- 'The Bachelorette' star DeAnna Pappas discusses rejected ba
- Where to celebrate Independence Day in?Seneca County (The A
- Local woman returns with Texas bell choir (Coshocton Tribun
- Local Fourth of July events and closings (Springfield News-
- Festival fare - 31st annual First Town Days kicks off today
- Sports Digest - Sports camps; Fundraisers; Coaches and umpi
- Sports Digest - FHS physicals; Sports camps; Fundraisers; C
- Volleyball, corn hole registration due today (The Advertise
- Clark, Champaign communities plan festive July 4 events (Sp
- Campgrounds offer relaxation (Marion Chronicle-Tribune)
- Fundraiser to help local girl (Fremont News-Messenger)
- CHS graduate wins several scholarships at BGSU (Fremont New
- Health department in new quarters (The Findlay Courier)
- Golf Benefit Gets A Taste Of Cincy (The Kentucky Post)
- Strickland campaign to host series of cornhole fundraisers
- How Lancaster will celebrate Independence Day (Lancaster Ea
- List of Fourth of July events and closings (Springfield New
- Related Stories (The Canton Repository)
- Good food, good fun at shoot-out (Coshocton Tribune)
- Let the lawn games begin: Are you up for the challenge? (Al
- Benefit set at fire station for veteran (The Times-Reporter
- Fireworks, celebrations set for Fourth (The Times-Reporter)
- Benefit to aid Freeport veteran (The Times-Reporter)
- The 20 Words You Can't Say on Cellphone TV [Words] (Gawker)
- Six picks for your weekend (The Charlotte Observer)
- Rib Fest Somerset goes “whole hog” with entertainment (
- Pink's the new patriotic color (The Times of Northwest Indi
- Lakewood Nonprofit Hosts Cornhole Tournament (Lakewood Sun
- Gotta have it!: American Cornhole game (The Record)
- Our picks for this week's top events (Louisville Courier-Jo
- MCS holding annual Country Fair (The Massillon Independent)
- Pride fest will not be our undoing (Lexington Herald-Leader
- Backwoods shoot-out this weekend (Coshocton Tribune)
- Band America to play at archdiocese's bicentennial celebrat
- Sports Digest - 6/26/08 - Sports physicals at FHS; Fundrais
- Community News (The Marion Star)
- Big plans on tap for Quincy’ 150th (The Hillsdale Daily N
- Celebration of Philanthropy honors major sponsors (Pittsbur
- Wings & Wheels Festival helps raise funds for police (The H
- Shortcuts: Picks of the Week (The Ohio University Post)
- Cornhole tourney coming to local Y (Middletown Journal)
- Summer festivals calendar released (Dayton Daily News)
- Drink to bars for budgets (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Go! Out to a summer festival! (Dayton Daily News)
- Festival supports families affected by autism (Louisville C
- Song of the Living Dead (Creative Loafing Atlanta)
- Steel Valley Super Nationals this weekend (The Alliance Rev
- 100 things to do (again) (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Game perfect for backyard gatherings (Colorado Springs Gaze
- Entertainment abounds in Middletown this week (Middletown J
- Steel Valley Super Nationals schedule (Salem News)
- Remember Dad's many roles today (The News-Herald)
- Legacy of service (The Times-Reporter)
- Gospel fest: 'good group' having 'a great time' (Louisville
- LOCAL SPORTS BRIEFS (Coshocton Tribune)
- Healing path leads to Catawba (Springfield News-Sun)
- Homecoming festival deemed a success (The East Liverpool Re
- Bonnaroo, Day One Wrap-up (Metro Pulse)
- Families enjoy 'Fun Fair' (Zanesville Times Recorder)
- Make A Wish to come true for Rushville youth (Rushville Rep
- Area festivals offer a variety of entertainment (Versailles
- Cornhole Tournament Invitation (FOX 8 Cleveland)
- Special event: Beer'lympics (Creative Loafing Atlanta)
- Democratic primary winners & losers (The Politico)
- Bellevue's best of bad bocce lot (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Summer activities (Ball State Daily News)
- Fun and exciting Intimidators home stand, Thursday, June 12
- Session will teach basic rug hooking (Louisville Courier-Jo
- Brunswick Old Fashioned Days is June 18-22 (Brunswick Sun T
- Local sports briefs: Lexington physicals set today, Thursda
- Car show to start of summer in Trenton (Middletown Journal)
- Today's best bets (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Heat doesn't slow down Floyd County Relay for Life (The Eve
- Weekend fun heats up in Southern Indiana (The Evening News
- Best bets for weekend fun (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Related Content (Lexington Herald-Leader)
- Students rewarded with celebration (The Times-Reporter)
- Planning weekend? Here's best bets (The Cincinnati Enquirer
- Police and local briefs (Fort Wayne News-Sentinel)
- Love is limitless (Southeast Missourian)
- A gift is a gift when it comes from the heart (The Courier
- Relay for Life kicks off Friday (Reporter-Times)
- Relay for Life aimed at pressing cancer fight (Bowling Gree
- A-tisket, a-tasket, a festival starts with baskets (The Col
- June 4: Calendar (The Herald Bulletin)
- Southern Comfort Festival (antiMUSIC)
- It's ducky (Erie Times-News)
- NDCL Lions: Division II state semifinalists (The News-Heral
- Around the World Night (OurSports Central)
- Cincinnati to host round of cornhole tournament (The Cincin
- Cornhole-toss tournament to be Strickland fundraiser (The C
- Update: Cornhole tourney coming (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Capital notes (The Columbus Dispatch)
- Spring Fling planned Saturday in Lebanon Junction (Louisvil
- Biking For Money (The Prairie Advocate)
- Gov's cornhole tourney skips Cincy (The Cincinnati Enquirer
- Local sports briefs: McVey Legion baseball opens with win o
- Gnarls Barkley, Justice, The Roots, GZA, MGMT and Many Othe
- Antique tractor show draws crowd in Belpre (Parkersburg New
- Graduation party a triumph in triplets' lives (The Columbus
- Broadview Hts.: Cornhole tourney back at Summerfest (The Su
- Fond farewell (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Terminally Ill Girl's Parents Try To Make Wish Come True (W
- Local sports briefs: Madison youth basketball camp open to
- Benefit Tonight to Keep Soldiers Dream Alive (WHIZ News Zan
- Twinsburg: Beer sales allowed at adult recreation events (T
- Local sports briefs: Mansfield summer track club revises sc
- No more classes, no more books... (The Marietta Times)
- Hot ideas for cool after-hours fun (The Charlotte Observer)
- Activities abound during Senior Health and Fitness Day (Par
- yourCalendar (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
- Green golf and cornhole outing June 2 (The Suburbanite)
- Benefit to be held in honor of fallen soldier (Zanesville T
- Crossroads: Around Town (The Massillon Independent)
- Have fun in your own backyard (The Express-Times)
- Last Operation Feed today (Zanesville Times Recorder)
- Wash a car to fight cancer (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
- Sidelines - Northwest Press (Community Press & Recorder)
- Festival kicks off today with food, amusement rides (The Ti
- Spring Fling proves much fun (Journal & Courier)
- Volunteer Fire and Rescue Homecoming event scheduled (The E
- Community briefs: Volunteers needed, VBS registration, (The
- Community briefs - Liberty/West Chester Twps: Volunteers so
- Community briefs: Parkinson seminar, Foundation fundraiser,
- Get a haircut to fight cancer (The Times of Northwest India
- Harrison fairgrounds to hold wine, brew fest (Louisville Co
- Rev. Bubba D Liverance & the Cornhole Prophets -- Saviours
- Rosati Windows Sponsors First Big Corn Toss Tourney in Cent
- Corn-hole tournament at Magnolia Park (The Canton Repositor
- Relay for Life raises $120,000 and hits million dollar mark
- Motorcyclists join ride for safety (The News-Herald)
- Rotary’s Teacher of the Year (Bedford Times-Mail)
- Coworkers unite at public party (Zanesville Times Recorder)
- Utica fundraiser to aid kidney transplant (Louisville Couri
- Last day of school at Head Start (Coshocton Tribune)
- Zane State College celebrates healthy living (Zanesville Ti
- Summer Guide 2008 - Sports and Recreation (Pittsburgh City
- Cornhole comes to Nintendo Wii with Target Toss Pro: BAGS (
- Residents get first 'glimpse' of VOA Park (The Cincinnati E
- Scrappers Fan Fest (OurSports Central)
- 'Making Rainbows' wins film contest (Tallahassee Democrat)
- Memorial bats out of ballpark (Wapakoneta Daily News)
- Last day to vote in film contest; 'Making Rainbows' leading
- Classes help bring back popular outdoor games for summer (T
- Column: Chew on this (The News Record)
- 'Making Rainbows' separating themselves from the pack ; cas
- Celebrations That Sizzle (Maumelle Monitor)
- LLC fundraiser today (Journal Gazette & Times-Courier)
- Top two films battle it out in contest; cast your vote now
- Benefit Next Sunday for Fallen Firefighters (WCPO Cincinnat
- Benefit Next Sunday for Fallen Firefighters (The Kentucky P
- Charity cornhole tournament Saturday at Appalachian Power P
- About the Bombers (The Pulse-Journal)
- Things to do once the sun comes to stay (The Bolingbrook Su
- Teen revisits birthplace (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Things to do once the sun comes to stay (The Herald News)
- Happy birthday (up on the roof) (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Fundraiser set for Conner graduate's scholarship (Community
- CityBeat Recommends (Cincinnati CityBeat)
- Intimidators return home for a weekend full of fun, May 8th
- Celebrations That Sizzle (Paragould Daily Press)
- Helpings (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Pentecost celebration set for May 10 in Madeira (Community
- Adding games of chance to city events requested (The Mariet
- Wins cap Eichmiller Appreciation Day (Corydon Democrat)
- SOLDIER ON (New York Press)
- N.Ky. Girl To Star In Frog Commercial (The Kentucky Post)
- Celebrations That Sizzle (Richfield Reaper)
- Making dreams come true (Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum)
- Incredible Technologies Brings 'BAGS(R)' to WiiWare (PR New
- Hillbilly Outfield party celebrates Derby - without the tra
- Community Health News (The Marion Star)
- Lake Land programs to have corn bags fundraiser (Journal Ga
- Whistle Stop and other festivals help build local economy (
- South Side News & Notes (West Side Leader)
- OnMilwaukee.com Sports Weekend Preview: May 2 (OnMilwaukee.
- Crowd lines up at Chick-fil-A (The News-Herald)
- Volunteers put Fling in spring (Spartanburg Herald-Journal)
- Bands setting stage for 30th Spring Fling festival (Spartan
- Bring on the corn! (Athens Review)
- My life is Women's Glee Club (The Lantern)
- Our Other Blogs (Seattle Weekly)
- Chili chefs converge (Port Clinton News Herald)
- Corn toss tournament is at 10 a.m. Saturday (Bowling Green
- 'Praise God in the Quad' event draws crowd (The Alliance Re
- Six Flags to open Saturday, but without new ride (Daily Her
- Governor's RV to visit campus for registration drive (Ball
- THE MIRROR: Falling in Love with the Green Again (The Dartm
- Chili Cook-off this weekend on Madison St. (Port Clinton Ne
- Smooth jazz sounds this spring and summer at VOA (The Pulse
- Clippers Square Off Against Mud Hens Tonight (OurSports Cen
- Stadium Rater: Quaint venue a haven for winning (The Kentuc
- April 23: Weekend Calendar (The Herald Bulletin)
- Kiss A Frog, Star On TV (The Kentucky Post)
- Students de-stress before finals (Indiana Statesman)
- Statesman Spotlight (Indiana Statesman)
- Campus News Briefs (The Lantern)
- Aquarium in search of star to kiss frog (Community Press &
- 'Appreciation Day' planned for CCHS teacher, coach (Corydon
- Need help procrastinating? Junior provides tips to make was
- Rehab your rubbish (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Group to reach more off-campus students (The Lantern)
- el Jesus de Magico (The Lantern)
- Beanbag-toss game catches on in West Michigan (The Grand Ra
- Sports bars going beyond the usual fare to stay ahead of th
- AROUND TOWN (Coshocton Tribune)
- Dance assists Darfur region (Louisville Courier-Journal)
- A day just for the kids (Zanesville Times Recorder)
- Agencies: 'Share in fun' (Coshocton Tribune)
- Volunteer opportunities (Dayton Daily News)
- MC students take charge in annual softball and baseball Com
- What's after the prom? Afterprom! (The Oxford Press)
- Parking request tabled (The Times Leader)
- Prom plans in full swing at PPHS (Point Pleasant Register)
- Zoo putting on party for elephant, environment (The Columbu
- Cub Scout Pack 408 will 'Scouting for Food' Saturday (Fremo
- Briefs (Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum)
- General Assembly considers new state symbols (College Heigh
- Life in Auburn, 42206 (College Heights Herald)
- Firecats fans ready for show (Naples Daily News)
- BULLETIN BOARD (Palladium-Item)
- The lovable "Queen of Mean" visits the Pabst (OnMilwaukee.c
- John Henry Schwartz (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- April 9: Nightlife (The Herald Bulletin)
- Stander Symposium kicks off this week (Flyer News)
- Coming up (The Post and Courier)
- Chili cook-off moves to Madison St. (Port Clinton News Hera
- Hot days and happy hours ahead (The Charlotte Observer)
- April 2: Nightlife (The Herald Bulletin)
- Sarah's Six (The Charlotte Observer)
- Lakotafest offers hula, health for the senior set (Fairfiel
- Lakotafest offers hula, health for the senior set (The Puls
- Party like a rock star (Ball State Daily News)
- Cornhole tournament set for Saturday (Newark Advocate)
- Stander Cup to kick off next week (Flyer News)
- Local News (Cornwall Standard Freeholder)
- SPORTS BRIEFS (Coshocton Tribune)
- Tailgating Supplies and Truck Accessories Now Available at
- Locals say so long to Winter Haven (The Daily Record)
- Sport, outdoors (Erie Times-News)
- Family calendar (Erie Times-News)
- Fire destroys VFW in Covington (Dayton Daily News)
- KY General Assembly Held Up By Frivolous Legislation (WPSD
- Bluegrass State Games adds back-yard hit (Lexington Herald-
- COLUMN: Compared to other campuses, UK behind in dining, re
- March 19: Nightlife (The Herald Bulletin)
- A great day for special athletes at Kids America (Coshocton
- Spring events at annual Kiwanis Track and Field Day (Coshoc
- Fountain Square Hosting St. Patrick's Day Celebration (The
- Moratorium on madness (Louisville Courier-Journal)
- Brakes hit for Corvette honors (Reuters via Yahoo!Xtra Ente
- 4-H to have first family fun night (The Ironton Tribune)
- Blue beer to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day (Flyer News)
- Jeffersonville Council sets up as parks authority (The Even
- Brakes hit for Corvette honors (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
- Brakes hit for Corvette honors (Reuters via Yahoo! Singapor
- March 13: Nightlife (The Herald Bulletin)
- Reuters Oddly Enough Summary (Reuters via Yahoo! Malaysia N
- Reuters Oddly Enough Summary (Reuters via Yahoo! Singapore
- Kentucky Corvette bill stalled (Detroit News)
- Corvette bill stalls in House panel (Lexington Herald-Leade
- A chicken in every pot; a pig in every car? (Lexington Hera
- News briefs from around Kentucky at 5:58 p.m. EDT (Lexingto
- Stalled: Kentucky Corvette proposal going nowhere fast (WOO
- Bidders brave wintry weather to attend Granville PTO auctio
- Amphitheater project is one of year's highlights (Coshocton
- Swizzle 2008: Be a Sport (Cincinnati CityBeat)
- Bill to make Corvette Kentucky’s state car hitting skids
- Kentucky prep notebook (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- March 5: Nightlife (The Herald Bulletin)
- New restaurant opens north of campus (Indiana Statesman)
- 100 dance for Riley's (Ball State Daily News)
- Guatemala-bound group will assist poverty mission (Louisvil
- Catskeller under UNO Attack (The News Record)
- Feb. 27: Nightlife (The Herald Bulletin)
- Backyard briefs (Daily and Sunday Jeffersonian)
- Valley events (Newark Advocate)
- LV residents invited to be Weight Watchers (Newark Advocate
- Your weekly planner (Bucyrus Telegraph-Forum)
- All-night fight against cancer (The Kentucky Kernel)
- UK students raise money for Oncology Clinic during 24-hour
- Feb. 20: Nightlife (The Herald Bulletin)
- Community calendar - February 18 (Akron Beacon Journal)
- LVHS plans fundraisers (The Advocate)
- To have an event listed, sen... (Akron Beacon Journal)
- Pageant 'queens' make problems into punchlines at Mansfield
- Community Calendar (Akron Beacon Journal)
- Community calendar - February 15 (Akron Beacon Journal)
- Senior citizen center planned (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Less than six months ago Edith Erdman had a full body cat s
- Jailed cornhole champ dies (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Magnet-school lines short, cold (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Parents line up for schools (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Local events (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- LOCALLY... (Zanesville Times Recorder)
- Princeton puts face on leukemia fundraiser (Community Press
- Tailgating party to benefit American Heart Association (Jam
- Cornhole champ dies (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Man Reputed To Champion Cornhole Player Collapses In Jail (
- Cornhole champ dies (Coshocton Tribune)
- Man reputed to be champion cornhole player collapses in jai
- Ohio's champion cornhole player dies in jail (WTOL 11 Toled
- Terre Haute’s north side will soon have a new place to gr
- Plans are firming up for Delafield festival (Bowling Green
- Abundance of activities on tap during Southside event (Poin
- New Student Orientation to change (Flyer News)
- Fat Fish Blue throws a Mardi Gras marathon in honor of Fat
- Jan. 30: Nightlife (The Herald Bulletin)
- Film & TV: (UGO - UnderGroundOnline)
- Web Talent Tests Ads (TV Week)
- News briefs from around Kentucky at 5:58 p.m. EST (Lexingto
- Flavor, January 9 (Rocky Mountain News)
- It's fall and Harvestfest is here again (The York Weekly)
- Business Matters (The York Weekly)
- Harvestfest time is here (The York Weekly)
- Get taste of Cincinnati at UC's RecFest (The News Record)
- Bayou bummer for OSU fans: Pain of BCS loss will be evident
- Game company mixes beanbag toss, football (The Indianapolis
- State this, state that; there's no symbol shortage (Louisvi
- Big screen for the big game (Parkersburg News and Sentinel)
- Kneaux your feaux (The Columbus Dispatch)
- Riverfront park plans advance (The Huntington Herald-Dispat
- State pension issue looms for legislature (The Ledger Indep
- Noblesville tailgating for NFL, college games (The Indianap
- Free Times - Ohio's Premier News, Arts, & Entertainment Wee
- State pension issue looms for Kentucky Legislature (Evansvi
- Future benefits (The Gleaner)
- State pension issue looms for legislature (Lexington Herald
- News briefs from around Kentucky at 5:58 a.m. EST (Lexingto
- Ringing In The New Year In Style (WBNS-10TV Columbus)
- Area welcomes 2008 (CentralOhio.com)
- City welcomes 2008 (Port Clinton News Herald)
- Area welcomes 2008 (Fremont News-Messenger)
- Going out in style (The Columbus Dispatch)
- Talented Johnson leading the way for Deacons (The Fayettevi
- New Year's celebration to brighten Downtown (The Columbus D
- Tradition lives at Trading Post (Port Clinton News Herald)
- Gimme a break: Companies create places for employees to gat
- The Backyard Goes Big-Time with Cornhole the Sport (PRWeb)
- The Backyard Goes Big-Time with Cornhole the Sport (PRWeb v
- PNbodybuilding Opens an Online Supplements Store with Best
- Guitar heroes more than happy to face the music (Akron Beac
- Local 1714 gives away 250 food boxes (Tribune Chronicle)
- West Middle School honor rolls (Reporter-Times)
- Events boost economy (Bowling Green Daily News)
- West Middle School honor rolls (Mooresville/Decatur Times)
- Queen City competition focuses on younger athletes (The Col
- OMC Recommends: Cool stuff we like right now (OnMilwaukee.c
- Students Take Aim (Whiz News Southeastern Ohio)
- 'Rock Against Diabetes' (CentralOhio.com)
- 'Rock Against Diabetes' (Zanesville Times Recorder)
- Schedule set for Walleye Madness (CentralOhio.com)
- Rockin Against Diabetes (Whiz News Southeastern Ohio)
- Schedule set for Walleye Madness (Port Clinton News Herald)
- Area briefly (Fremont News-Messenger)
- Things to do this weekend (Port Clinton News Herald)
- Think pink on the court (The Ledger Independent)
- Three-year renovation plan starting at Southern Lanes (Comm
- Taking stock in school (The News-Herald)
- Photo Gallery (The Canton Repository)
- MODEL School relocating (CentralOhio.com)
- MODEL School relocating (Port Clinton News Herald)
- Huckabee: I'm the toughest on abortion (The Washington Exam
- Getting to know Tyler Schutz (The Plain Dealer)
- Holiday gift ideas from scrimp to splurge (Daily Herald)
- The request was a step toward resolving the legal status of
- Local media (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- SUNDAY SPECIAL: Fox getting active with Bills (The Canton R
- Festive Ohio State fans flood campus before big game (WFMJ
- Front Porch Profile: A look at UD's finest (Flyer News)
- OSU Fans Fill Streets After Game (News Channel 5 Cleveland)
- Festive Ohio State Fans Flood Campus Before Big Game (WCMH
- Festive Ohio State fans flood campus before big game (FOX 4
- Festive Ohio State fans flood campus before big game (WOOD
- Tailgate Report Card: Tennessee (Sports Illustrated)
- Getting ready for The Game: OSU-Michigan a boon for area bu
- OSU-Michigan game a boon to local businesses (News Journal)
- Students open OTR lounge (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Some like it hot! Chili cook-off benefits Y (The Marietta T
- Hanlebar Ranch to host hog roast for OSU vs. Michigan game
- Bag-tossing is big with Ohio State fans (New Orleans Times-
- Native American Pow-Wow set for Nov. 9-10 on Croatan land (
- Eighth annual chili contest to be held Saturday (The Mariet
- MBA Cup (Chicago Business)
- Watch Ohio State-Michigan at the Palace (Telegraph-Forum)
- Web Search powered by (Red Bluff Daily News)
- Fresh Scoops: The latest news on your favorite prep footbal
- Jerzee's escapes Levee's shadow (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Excise sees it necessary to bust family tailgates (Purdue E
- What's happening (CentralOhio.com)
- Are you ready for cornhole? No sweat (The News & Observer)
- P2P Humpday: Happy Halloween (The Charlotte Observer)
- COLUMN: Outside the Box (College Heights Herald)
- College Life Articles (Murray State News)
- Students organize cornhole tournament (Ball State Daily New
- Cincinnati goes down kicking (The Cincinnati Post)
- Many unite to make a difference in the area (The Marietta T
- Only towels were terrible; fans fairly good-natured (The Ci
- Officials: Lodge refuses to obey law (The Hamilton Journal
- Cornhole, bags, Baggo: Craze by any name scores followers (
- 2007 Family Weekend to include variety of activities for al
- Local news briefs: Local foundation wants input on grants (
- Halloween parades, parties, more (Port Clinton News Herald)
- Pulling for a good time (Mooresville/Decatur Times)
- Frazeysburg F.D. Hog Roast (Whiz News Southeastern Ohio)
- Car show, cornhole tourney Oct. 28 in Shepherdsville (Louis
- The Hot List: Our picks of the week's top events (Louisvill
- Students volunteer time for community: Make A Difference Da
- College Corner festival promises old-fashioned fun (The Oxf
- State News (Louisville Courier-Journal)
- Ind. Autumn on the River Festival coming (Louisville Courie
- Cornhole tournament to set off Midnight Madness (The News R
- University District houses diverse neighbors together (The
- Fall Fun Fest is Friday, Saturday in Orleans (Louisville Co
- Frazeysburg FD having hog roast event to raise money (Zanes
- Arts & Entertainment Articles (The News Record)
- Get your throwing arm ready for some cornhole (Lexington He
- News Articles (The Buchtelite)
- Tough day for Sanders, easy ride to the Derby (Lexington He
- MSU TICKER: '87 & '56 Spartans, glory years commemorated; i
- USA Today lists best Wi-Fi hotels (Louisville Courier-Journ
- Making Strides Against Cancer (Whiz News Southeastern Ohio)
- Maysville celebrates Appalachian culture (CentralOhio.com)
- Maysville celebrates Appalachian culture (Zanesville Times
- Fostoria High School alumni group now forming (The Advertis
- Week's events draw in nearly 7000 (Ball State Daily News)
- Meet the Homecoming Steering Committee (Ball State Daily Ne
- Local news briefs: Plymouth-Shiloh school board meets today
- Box City reveals homeless problem in BG (BG News)
- What I learned in Beantown (BG News)
- Harvestfest in York (Portsmouth Herald)
- 'Cornhole' as a lively pastime rises above its bawdy name (
- FREEFAHL raises breast cancer awareness (Flyer News)
- Pep Rally kicks off Homecoming week (Ball State Daily News)
- Street fires becoming recurring problem for Fire Department
- NEWS Articles (Ball State Daily News)
- The $10,000 Home Opener (OurSports Central)
- Sure, basketball's a nice game -- but it's no cornhole (Lex
- Local news briefs: Mosquito spraying continues this week (N
- Week of activities kicks off (Ball State Daily News)
- Business Agenda (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Tailgaters can avoid crowds at Keeneland (Louisville Courie
- Baseball Groundbreaking (Whiz News Southeastern Ohio)
- First DECA cornhole tourney today at Bataan (Port Clinton N
- Cory McCartney: Cincy's making some noise with new coach, o
- Main Street restaurant to open again (CentralOhio.com)
- Region Briefs (The Star Press)
- Dr. Curran wants your ideas for master plan (Flyer News)
- Pulling in the Harvest (The Sentinel-News)
- Best bets (Lexington Herald-Leader)
- Oakdale fall festival supports PTA (Community Press & Recor
- School achievement equals party time at Deer Park (Communit
- David Giffels: Online sellers play off the Tribe (Akron Bea
- Students camp out for Louisville tickets (The Cincinnati Po
- There is always something to do, check the paper (The Kentu
- Yankees get taste of Big 12 football (The Daily Texan)
- Kings Mills News (The Pulse-Journal)
- Scarecrow Daze schedule of events (Journal Gazette & Times-
- Around the region (Lexington Herald-Leader)
- Floyd Memorial Rehab Recreation (The Evening News and the T
- Column: From award-winning Web site to teachers' support, G
- Harvest celebration (CentralOhio.com)
- 416-pound pumpkin wins top honors at Somerset show (Central
- Harvest celebration (Fremont News-Messenger)
- 416-pound pumpkin wins top honors at Somerset show (Zanesvi
- THE BIG O: Family events nice change for weekend (Ball Stat
- Benefit for Charlie Settles (Whiz News Southeastern Ohio)
- A Little school, big attitude (The Columbus Dispatch)
- Area briefs (News Journal)
- Madison Township chili event could help put out your fire (
- Missouri State Corn Husking Competition gets under way (Mar
- Local corn mazes offer acres of family fun (CentralOhio.com
- Sports dominate this art gallery (Community Press & Recorde
- Newscope/Thursday, September 27 (Marshall Democrat-News)
- Madness lovers don't mind lining up early (The Kentucky Ker
- Kentucky news in brief (The Kentucky Post)
- Missouri State Corn Husking Competition schedule (Marshall
- A maze full of family fun (CentralOhio.com)
- Sixth annual Fall Festival at Lakeside is Oct. 6 (Port Clin
- Madness for Cats never ends (Lexington Herald-Leader)
- Benefit at Olivesburg General Store will aid woman with mye
- Finchville Fall Festival Saturday, Sunday (Sentinel-News)
- Healthy football food (Louisville Courier-Journal)
- Brief: Free Food, Games, Prizes (The News Record)
- News Articles (The News Record)
- Port Clinton DECA elects officers (Port Clinton News Herald
- Finchville Fall Festival Saturday, Sunday (The Sentinel-New
- Funding for Palmyra senior citizens center 'in the mail' (C
- Simply Cornhole (Indiana Statesman)
- Firemen hold third festival to raise funds (CentralOhio.com
- The Scene (Akron Beacon Journal)
- Bearcats Bite into Fall Quarter (The News Record)
- Homecoming spirits high (BG News)
- Fairgrounds beer sales idea losing traction (The Kentucky S
- By Vicki Johnson (The Advertiser-Tribune)
- Intramural sports leagues expand, cope with season roster d
- Expo informs and instructs families about autism (The Cinci
- BGSU's Blocks are solid friends (The Toledo Blade)
- Kentucky calendar (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- LCNFC fundraising for holiday season (Republic)
- OSU-Newark students welcomed (The Advocate)
- New students welcomed to OSU-Newark (The Advocate)
- Restaurant opening considered success (Ball State Daily New
- Cornhole Tourney In South Bend (FOX 28 South Bend)
- New location doesn't hinder Jam crowd (CentralOhio.com)
- New location doesn't hinder Jam crowd (Zanesville Times Rec
- Fans invited to watch game at Applebee's Park (Lexington He
- Theater Review: 'Hedwig and the Angry Inch' (Louisville Cou
- Activities attract new members (Ball State Daily News)
- Community to “band” together (Rushville Republican)
- Mason Youth Football hosting Bengals tailgate party (The We
- Festivals, 'massacres' on tap this weekend (The Sentinel-Ne
- Guide to Tailgaiting (College Heights Herald)
- Ten Things (The Ohio University Post)
- Legends To Host Big Blue Tailgate Party (OurSports Central)
- www.tribunechronicle.com - Howland Community News (Tribune
- Fight Night scheduled for Friday (Lancaster Eagle-Gazette)
- Festivals, 'massacres' on tap this weekend (Sentinel-News)
- The Post (The Ohio University Post)
- Tailgate Report Card: Clemson (Sports Illustrated)
- Party starts early for amped-up Bengals fans (The Cincinnat
- Cincinnati pumped up for Bengals (Dayton Daily News)
- John Clayton: Bistro maestro passes the torch (New Hampshir
- Weekend weather grounds skydivers (Purdue Exponent)
- The five best tables at Campus Fest (BG News)
- Fans happy the wait is over (The Robesonian)
- Cornhole Cup: Fun, funds for charity hit the mark (Louisvil
- Summer's End Festival mixes fun, fellowship for local kids
- Marian's inaugural game attracts nearly full house (The Ind
- Oktoberfest returning to Ironton (The Ironton Tribune)
- Civil War social set (Tribune Chronicle)
- 'Monday Night Football' (The Kentucky Post)
- Battle of the Bags (Metromix.com)
- Tailgate Report Card: Notre Dame (Sports Illustrated)
- Festivals abound for weekend (Springfield News-Sun)
- Good taste returns to Springdale for seconds (Community Pre
- The Not-So-Great Cornholio (CSTV's College Sports)
- Scary shapes featured at Farmers Market (Fremont News-Messe
- Banner brought back from Iraq is stolen (Lexington Herald-L
- Perch, Peach, Polka and Pierogi Festival shows off (Central
- Parking lot parties part of fall football fun (Telegraph-Fo
- Fest celebrates area rich heritage (CentralOhio.com)
- Fest celebrates area rich heritage (Port Clinton News Heral
- Wroe block party a slice of 'Americana' (Dayton Daily News)
- Holiday weekend great for boating (Evansville Courier & Pre
- Last Day of Dillon Fest (Whiz News Southeastern Ohio)
- St. Patrick Fall Festival features fun for all (The Ledger
- Taylor Tharp: ‘All his life he's been proving people wron
- Parking Jam makes Miami lessons fun (The Oxford Press)
- Dining calendar (Louisville Courier-Journal)
- Labor Day weekend events (The Cincinnati Post)
- Greek recruitment process to begin (Flyer News)
- Easy summer dishes 26-50 (The Charlotte Observer)
- Mansfield greets new OSU season with downtown bash (Central
- At a glance (Fremont News-Messenger)
- Greeks fight stereotypes (BG News)
- Where to Go! (Fremont News-Messenger)
- 6:42 p.m.: More mini-fridges than tears as AU freshmen move
- Celebrating Labor Day (The Cincinnati Post)
- Zucchini, corn, and goat cheese clafoutis (Boston Globe)
- ’07 fair mixes old and new: Hillbilly Olympics, cornhole
- Area briefly (Port Clinton News Herald)
- Highlighted events for Shannon Homecoming (The Prairie Advo
- Focus on Youth hosts fundraiser at Hope Church (The Pulse-J
- Tailgate rally (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
- Cornhole big draw at bars (Lake County News Sun)
- Billed as World Cornhole Championship (The Cincinnati Enqui
- Cornholers gird for battle (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Cornholers aim to help disabled (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Buckeye Bash shines light on charity, Central Center Mercha
- Countdown to THE GAME (The Huntington Herald-Dispatch)
- GM invites public to tour Moraine plant (Dayton Daily News)
- Tiger tailgaters greet season opener with excitement (IndeO
- General Motors plant opens doors to public (Dayton Daily Ne
- Raid nets two arrests, possible crack cocaine (CentralOhio.
- Bed race coming to ACD (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
- 10 things to do this weekend (Crain's Chicago Business)
- Bay lunch menu (Trumann Democrat)
- Community briefs (Fairfield Echo)
- Herky celebrates two decades of clowning with ‘Circus Day
- Global demand fuels GM Moraine plant (Dayton Daily News)
- Senior Calendar (The Advertiser-Tribune)
- Church plans block party (The Steubenville Herald-Star)
- New Washington plans Party in the Park Labor Day weekend (T
- Special Events Planned For Coal Bowl (WSAZ NewsChannel 3 We
- Reds host first NASCAR Night (Cincinnati Reds)
- Revel in benching the nuisances of the offseason (Louisvill
- UNTIL THE VIOLENCE STOPS: KENTUCKY -- EVENTS (Lexington Her
- Annual Riverdays Festival race soggy, but entertaining (The
- Welcome Weekend festivities continue (The Huntington Herald
- Weather can’t stop bag toss (Northwest Herald)
- 'No sissies' at Oxford Masters' Games (The Oxford Press)
- Summer vacation grinding to a halt (Community Press & Recor
- INDIANA'S OLDEST COLLEGE NEWSPAPER (DePauw)
- GM to open plant to public tours (Dayton Daily News)
- Sports digest (The Oxford Press)
- Half-rubber going strong at home base (The Post and Courier
- Sports digest (The Western Star)
- More fast and easy summer dishes (The Charlotte Observer)
- Sports digest (The Pulse-Journal)
- Golf event promises to be 'Tee-rific' (The Cincinnati Post)
- Fair board to pursue beer sales (The Kentucky Standard)
- DaySpring Nursery offers rock garden party Saturday (News J
- Take a side: East or West? (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Looking forward (Northwest Herald)
- Reader Comments (The Ledger Independent)
- Kent-Tusc Fall Fest event to feature bands, games (The Time
- Kent-Tusc Fall Fest event to feature bands, games (Times-Re
- St. Joseph's picnic this weekend (WHAS 11 Louisville)
- Competition — and fun — fuel Oxford Masters' Games (The
- Cornhole tourneys popping up Bag tossing game with horsesho
- The year of corn! (Rushville Republican)
- Area offers new or revamped venues for dinner, drinks (The
- Cornhole tournament set for Wickland grounds (The Kentucky
- Column: Blacksburg in summer provides unique experiences (C
- Competition featuring freestyle bullfighters coming to May'
- Parish festival a 'coming home' (Fairfield Echo)
- Corn toss growing in popularity (The Times Express)
- Sports digest (Fairfield Echo)
- Hundreds brave rain for 41st park fundraiser (CentralOhio.c
- St. Paul’s has school supply drive (The Ironton Tribune)
- Hillbilly golf wins a new fan (Jewish World Review)
- Annual River View park social expected to draw thousands (C
- Here's a new approach to the game of golf (Burlington Times
- It's State Fair Season (The Cincinnati Post)
- Humpday: Paid 2 Party (The Charlotte Observer)
- Corn toss game growing in popularity (Oakmont Advance Leade
- Corn toss event coming to Irwin (Murrysville Star)
- Unreal goes cornholing. What? Isn't that enough? (Riverfron
- Dublin Irish Festival turns 20 this Friday (The Lantern)
- Union plans information fair (Community Press & Recorder)
- Local Digest (The Western Star)
- Your weekly planner (CentralOhio.com)
- Dining by the Chicago River (Metromix.com)
- West Carroll PTO Reorganizes (The Prairie Advocate)
- Newark Catholic event set for this weekend (The Advocate)
- Music festival to benefit shelter (Richmond Register)
- Outlook sunny (BizJournals)
- Dresden church marks Feast Day with festivities (CentralOhi
- Tractors prove challenging (Times Herald)
- Cornhole competition flies (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- Go balls out at the High Life Nut Fry (Juice)
- Windy City Cornhole Classic lets everyone compete (Daily So
- Windy City Cornhole Classic (Metromix.com)
- The hole truth (Chicago Sun-Times)
- Harvest Showcase is winner (Louisville Courier-Journal)
- What's Happening (Daily Southtown)
- Hot Picks (Daily Southtown)
- Corn toss event coming to Irwin (Penn-Trafford Star)
- Summer games (Creative Loafing Charlotte)
- Shelves being stocked for library friends' sale (The Cincin
- Dining under the stars (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
- LocalGuide (Billings Gazette)
- Community news in brief (The Kentucky Post)