Pioneer calls snowmaking key to W.Va. skiing Charleston Daily Mail
This week, West Virginia is celebrating 35 years of the ski industry. Even the first year seemed like an impossibility to one of the pioneers of skiing in West Virginia.
SnoCountry Reports Latest Skiing Conditions Information PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance
Following are the latest skiing conditions information as supplied by SnoCountry Mountain Reports as of Tuesday, Dec 5 2006, 6:31:45 PM EST. Alpine Skiing/Riding conditions are subject to change due to weather, skier traffic and other factors.
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Following are the latest skiing conditions information as supplied by SnoCountry Mountain Reports as of Tuesday, Dec 5 2006, 6:00:53 AM EST
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Following are the latest skiing conditions information as supplied by SnoCountry Mountain Reports as of Monday, Dec 4 2006, 6:30:18 PM EST. Alpine Skiing/Riding conditions are subject to change due to weather, skier traffic and other factors.
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Following are the latest skiing conditions information as supplied by SnoCountry Mountain Reports as of Monday, Dec 4 2006, 6:00:26 AM EST
Gliding into winter Standard-Examiner
WEST YELLOWSTONE, Mont. -- Every Thanksgiving, cross-country skiers gather from across the nation in this small, snowy town to kick off the season at the Yellowstone Ski Festival. The reason is simple.
New features added at West Virginia ski resorts Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Ski season 2006 in West Virginia is all about debuts -- new lifts at Snowshoe Mountain and Winterplace Resort, a dedicated slope for snow bodyboards at Canaan Valley Resort and new snowmaking equipment at Timberline Four Seasons Resort, according to The Charleston Gazette.
Sports in Brief | ESPN: Wolfpack eyes Navy coach The Philadelphia Inquirer
North Carolina State's search for a new football coach has focused on Navy's Paul Johnson, ESPN.com reported last night. Johnson, who has guided the Midshipmen to an unprecedented four consecutive bowl games, has spoken with Wolfpack athletics director Lee Fowler, the Web site reported. Johnson has not been offered the N.C. State job, which opened up when coach Chuck Amato was fired.
Sports highlights The York Dispatch
LOCAL AREA SPECIAL OLYMPIANS SHINE IN BOWLING: Ninety-three Special Olympics bowlers from Adams, Lancaster and York counties competed at the Special Olympics York County Invitational at Colony Park Lanes North recently.
Three Rivers Snapshots Montana Standard
Memorial candlelight ceremony set ENNIS — Please join us for a memorial candlelighting and time of remembrance on Sunday, Dec. 10 at 6:30 p.m. It will be held at the Madison Valley Fire Station No. 1 in Ennis.
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