John Harold Feller, 85, passed away peacefully at his home January 18, 2025. Visitation was held from 5:00 to 7:00 P.M. Thursday, Jan. 23, 2025 at the Johnson Family Funeral Home & Crematory ...

“Our dog and then Bob Feller’s cat are the only animals to have the Hall of Fame plaque. That is something that I cherish,” Suzuki said, referring to a mockup with the pitcher’s ...

Robert Wesley “Bob” Freeman, 82, a resident of the Pifer Mountain Community, St. George, West Virginia, departed this life early Wednesday morning, Jan. 22, 2025, at Cortland Acres at Thomas, West ...

After losing out on landing Sydney Freeman twice as a recruit, Purdue Fort Wayne coach Maria Marchesano put the thought out of her mind about getting to coach the one-time Central Noble star ...

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Inside Live Events, a new book by co-authors Freeman Board Member Bob Priest-Heck and Freeman Board Chair Carrie Freeman Parsons, debuted yesterday as a comprehensive playbook for creating and ...

Tambourine Man” was written (and originally released) by Bob Dylan in 1965. And the very lyrics that the legendary folk-rock singer typed on paper have sold for more than half a million dollars.

Luke McCormick is a contributing writer at Men's Journal, covering the entertainment space. He has been a writer and editor at SPIN and Rolling Stone and has written for Vulture, Gawker ...

If Bob Dylan fans hear a "jingle jangle," it may be the sound of money, as lyrics to the legendary folk singer-songwriter's "Mr. Tambourine Man" were purchased in Nashville over the weekend for $ ...

Baseball" with this commemorative book from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, in partnership with Pediment Publishing. “Bob Uecker: The Life and Career of the Milwaukee Brewers’ Legendary ...

To describe Bob Uecker as the voice of the Milwaukee Brewers sells short the legacy of a beloved baseball figure who was so much more than a radio play-by-play man. Celebrate the one-of-a-kind of “Mr.