Gas trumps houses for Sam Ware BizJournals
Three years ago, Dallas real estate investor Sam Ware paid about $13 million for 1,950 acres of land now known as Lakes of Bird's Fort in Arlington.
Ware's Van & Storage recognized Daily Journal
VINELAND -- Ware's Van & Storage Co. Inc., an agent of St. Louis-based United Van Lines, has been honored by the worldwide household good portation company for exceptional professional achievement, according to a release from United.
Cowboys defense spoils Colts' run at perfection San Antonio Express News
The 1972 Miami Dolphins popped champagne corks Sunday because linebacker DeMarcus Ware and company popped Peyton Manning early and often, unsettling the future hall of famer and paving the way for the Cowboys' hard-fought 21-14 victory over the previously unbeaten Indianapolis Colts.
Prayer is his choice remedy Worcester Telegram & Gazette
WARE - Every time he stands outside an exam room door, Dr. Donald J. Higby says a prayer for the patient inside.
Briscoe Group to buy Living and Giving chain Stuff
Retailer Briscoe Group, owner of Rebel Sport and Briscoes Homeware stores, said today it was buying home-ware chain Living & Giving from Pacific Retail Group.
Can Ware force foes to beware? Fort Worth Star-Telegram
With Greg Ellis out for the year, it's time for DeMarcus Ware to become the Cowboys' defensive MVP.
Flags fly for the brave Detroit Free Press
Nearly two dozen men who risked their lives for their country more than 100 years ago won't be forgotten, thanks to Beulah Ware Hamilton. When Hamilton visited Elmwood Cemetery in the 1980s, she noticed there was no flag flying in memory of the men buried there who once fought with the 102nd U.S. Colored Troop Regiment in the Civil War.
Depleted Ware has defied odds The Florida Times-Union
As Ware County finished preparations for its season opener, Gators coach Dan Ragle wasn't sure of his team's capabilities.
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Army National Guardsmen return to Ware Shoals from Iraq WIS News 10 Columbia
(Ware Shoals-AP) November 16, 2006 - About 100 South Carolina Army National Guardsmen returned to Ware Shoals Thursday after serving a year in Iraq. Members of D Company of the 111th Signal Battalion were greeted by family and friends at the Ware Shoals High School stadium in a midday ceremony.