Tennis Twist Feature

A Don McCormack column: Landmark stadium gets facelift

Paying another visit to the variety store... Spartan pride A friend said to me the other day, Have you been through Conneaut and seen what's going on with the football stadium? It's amazing what they've been able to do there in less than a year!

Classic just getting started

VALPARAISO -- Day 1 of the Post-Tribune Tennis Classic went smoothly with lots of juniors matches played. The only glitches were a slight delay in receiving some entries and a computer glitch involving pairings that will be fixed today, said co-directors James Simon and Jim Daugherty. A mother and daughter from Munster were delayed due to a GPS error which sent them to Lowell but they finally ...

More video games add exercise to the mix

Systems by Wii and others force players to break a sweat.

'We couldn't let it slip away'

Lord Mayor so keen to turn Milton block into park he may take it by resumption.

Ten steps to perfection

World triple jump champion Phillips Idowu on his routine

Weekly Music Agenda

TUESDAY Probably one of the most recognizable faces in Brazilian music to American audiences, Seu Jorge has augmented his musical fame via a couple of high-profile film roles, first in the modern classic City of God , then in Wes Anderson's The Life Aquatic , where he reimagined the songs of David Bowie in Portuguese for acoustic guitar. In his latest incarnation, Jorge is teaming with a trio of ...

Inception: 'The most resilient parasite is an idea planted in the unconscious mind'

'Inception' raises interesting questions about the brain's susceptibility to ideas during dreaming, says Roger Highfield.

Happy anniversary: Bluegrass fest marks 25 years

It started as a quiet little Saturday afternoon concert in Central Park featuring one of Kentucky's signature sounds: Bluegrass music.

Paul McGinley puts forward his ambition to be Ryder Cup captain

Irishman who sank winning putt in 2002 talks to Oliver Brown.

British tennis still seeks net gain

Lack of opportunities undermine search for future talent