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- 1Asheville Bear Break-In Prompts Food Storage Reminder▼Asheville bear break-in shows why wildlife officials urge residents to secure food
A bear broke into a home or property in Asheville, North Carolina, in an incident wildlife officials say illustrates why residents should secure food and garbage. Officials in the region routinely warn that unsecured trash, pet food and grills attract black bears, especially in neighborhoods bordering mountain habitat. The case is being cited as a cautionary example for locals.
- 2New Mexico United travel to face FC Tulsa this evening●New Mexico United heads to Oklahoma to take on FC Tulsa this evening at 6PM Mountain time. NMU won earlier this season a
New Mexico United are on the road in Oklahoma tonight to play FC Tulsa, with kickoff set for 6PM Mountain time. United won the earlier meeting between the two clubs this season at home in Albuquerque. Fans can follow the match on ESPN+, NM 50.1, or Estrella TV 7.2, and supporters are gathering in online pre-match discussions to talk lineups and form.
- 3Bai Dinh Pagoda in Ninh Binh draws travel attention●Bai Dinh Pagoda in Ninh Binh, # Vietnam ,is a massive complex & home to the longest Arhat corridor (500 statues!) & gian
Travel writers are spotlighting Bai Dinh Pagoda in Ninh Binh, Vietnam, a vast Buddhist complex set against dramatic karst mountains. The site is noted for the longest Arhat corridor, lined with 500 statues, and giant bronze Buddhas. It is being promoted as a must-see stop for visitors touring northern Vietnam's temple and landscape circuit.
- 4Lehigh Tennis Opens Fall Season at Lehigh Invite▼Mountain Hawks Kick Off Fall Campaign at Lehigh Invite
Lehigh University's tennis team, the Mountain Hawks, have begun their fall competitive schedule at the Lehigh Invitational, their own home tournament. The event marks the start of the team's fall campaign, giving coaches a first look at the roster in match play. Coverage comes from Lehigh Athletics as the college tennis season gets underway.
- 5How Colorado's Olympic medalists spent their summers after Italy▼How Colorado Olympians spent their summers after winning medals in Italy
Colorado athletes who won medals at the Winter Olympics in Italy spent their summers in a range of ways after returning home. Rocky Mountain PBS looked at how the medalists handled life after the Games, from rest and celebration to training and public appearances, giving a picture of what follows an Olympic triumph for athletes based in the state.
- 6Bomber Tennis off to strong start at 5A-West tournament▼Bomber Tennis sees success on Day 1 of 5A-west tournament
Mountain Home's Bomber tennis teams opened the 5A-West tournament with a successful first day, according to local reporting. The results put Bomber players in a good position as the tournament continues, with singles and doubles competitors vying for state berths. Local sports fans are following the team's progress through the regional event.
- 7Lady Bomber Tennis claims 5A-West title●Lady Bomber Tennis claims 5A-west, Bombers finish runner-up, Recktenwald wins singles title
The Mountain Home Lady Bombers tennis team won the 5A-West conference title, while the Bombers finished as conference runners-up. Recktenwald took the singles championship at the conference tournament. The results mark a strong showing for the school's tennis program in Arkansas high school competition, with local coverage highlighting both team achievements and the individual singles crown.