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- 1Wheeling Men's Golf Holds Second at MEC Championships▼Back Nine Bounce Back Helps Men’s Golf Hold Second Place in Round 2 of MEC Men’s Golf Championships
Wheeling University's men's golf team rebounded on the back nine in Round 2 of the Mountain East Conference Championships, holding on to second place in the standings. The Cardinals recovered after a difficult front stretch to stay in contention heading into the final round, with their conference title hopes still alive.
- 2Supreme Court returns with Trump, climate and gun cases on docket▼Trump. Climate. AR-15s. The Supreme Court is about to go back to work
The US Supreme Court is preparing to begin a new term with a heavy docket touching on some of the country's most divisive issues. Cases and disputes involving Donald Trump, climate regulation and AR-15 rifles are expected to feature prominently as the nine justices return to the bench. News outlets are highlighting the term as one likely to produce major rulings on presidential power, environmental policy and gun rights.
- 3UTC Men's Golf Rallies Strongly on Back 9▼Men’s Golf Makes Strong Move on Back 9 - University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Athletics
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga men's golf team made a strong move on the back nine of a tournament round, improving its position in the standings, according to the university's athletics department. Details on the event, the players' scores, and where the Mocs finished have not been widely reported, so the full scale of the surge remains unclear.
- 4Why It's Taking Nine Months to Get Back $164,000 in Tariff Refunds●Why It’s Taking Nine Months to Get Back $164,000 in Tariff Refunds
A company is still waiting nine months to recover $164,000 in tariff refunds it says it is owed, according to the Wall Street Journal. The case highlights how slow and backlogged the refund process has become for importers seeking repayment of duties, leaving businesses out of pocket for extended periods despite being entitled to their money.
- 5Sepang wins separated by 3,290 days celebrated in F1 circles▼Back-to-back wins in Sepang... 3,290 days apart! # F1 # BahrainGP
Formula 1 fans are highlighting a remarkable statistic from the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend: two wins at the Sepang circuit in Malaysia recorded back to back, yet 3,290 days — roughly nine years — apart. The coincidence of victories at the same track so distant in time has become a talking point among motorsport followers. Details about the driver and the exact races involved are not specified.
- 6Multimillion-dollar Bronzeville cultural zone gains momentum in Chicago●Multimillion-dollar momentum builds for a 9-site Bronzeville cultural zone anchored by museums, arts
A nine-site cultural corridor is taking shape in Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood, anchored by museums and arts institutions and backed by multimillion-dollar investment. Plans envision connecting existing cultural sites into a unified destination celebrating the area's Black history and artistic legacy. Officials and community leaders hope the development will draw visitors, support local businesses and honor Bronzeville's role as a historic center of Black culture.
- 7Planet Fitness debuts new look as Back Nine Golf opens in Concord▼New Business: Planet Fitness gets a new look; Back Nine Golf opens in Concord
A New Hampshire business roundup reports that Planet Fitness has completed a redesigned location and that Back Nine Golf, an indoor golf simulator venue, has opened in Concord. The Union Leader item highlights continued growth in the area's fitness and leisure sector, with residents gaining new options for workouts and indoor golf.
- 8Shibuno Hinako fights to make cut at Lotte Championship in Hawaii●渋野日向子、予選通過へ残り12ホール！通算イーブンから2打差、ハワイで運命の後半戦 https://www. golftweet.com/645117/ # celebrity # FemaleGolfPlayer # LPGA # LPG
Japanese golfer Shibuno Hinako is battling to make the cut at the LPGA Lotte Championship in Hawaii, held at Hoakalei Country Club. After two rounds she sits at even par, two strokes outside the projected cut line, with 12 holes remaining in her suspended second round. Japanese golf fans are following her fate closely as she resumes her back nine.