Industry Pioneers : A Reflection on the Growth of the Sports Event
The old saying, of course, is “Every picture tells a story.” Sometimes, though, getting the story means talking to someone in the picture.
The old saying, of course, is “Every picture tells a story.” Sometimes, though, getting the story means talking to someone in the picture.
In the timeline of the gender equity fight in professional sports, it’s likely to be remembered as the “great turf war.” And at the end of the day, no...
Sports facilities can bring crowds, tourism, activity – and income – to cities, making a poor area of town a prime candidate for development.
When a city wants to host a big event but needs the facilities to do so, eminent domain becomes the preferred method of land acquisition. However lega...
The International Senior Softball Association, ISSA, offers 22 tournaments a year around the U.S. Like its athletes, it's an organization showing no s...
#Boston2024? That’s so two weeks ago. Get ready for the Birmingham, Alabama, hashtag, #bhm2021. With the announcement of Birmingham as host of the 20...
It shouldn’t come as a surprise, really. A recent study shows the ever-increasing cost of sports participation keeps many parents from enrolling their...
Lots of parents want their kids to enjoy the same sports they did. Not Mike Ditka. In a recent interview on “Real Sports with Bryant Gumble” focusing ...
When the Patriots and Seahawks take the field at the University of Phoenix Stadium, players and fans alike will experience their first Super Bowl unde...
Hotel rooms are booked. Bed-and-breakfasts don’t even have roll-away cots left. And campgrounds? Forget about it. Those spaces were taken a long time ...