Charter Buses

Pace prepped for semifinal

Thursday, December 6, 2007

Pace High School squares off tonight against Nease at Ponta Vedra Beach in a state 4A semifinal football matchup.
From: www.pensacolanewsjournal.com

City?s armory scene of tearful goodbyes

Dozens of National Guard soldiers boarded three charter buses on a frigid Thursday morning outside the Penn Street Armory as families watched them leave for training to prepare for a mission in Afghanistan.
From: www.sungazette.com

All tickets at Naples High for Naples-Cocoa football playoff game sold out

The 700 tickets sent to Naples High School for the state semifinal football playoff game at Cocoa on Friday night have been sold. Those fans who are going to the game without tickets will be able to buy them at the game on Friday night.
From: www.naplesnews.com

Non-profits avoid street solicitation ban for now

Tuesday, December 4, 2007

The Knoxville City Council voted Tuesday night to table a vote on proposed legislation that would ban charitable solicitation in city streets.
From: www.wbir.com

Gridiron Club sponsoring buses

The Allegany Gridiron Club will be sponsoring charter buses to the Maryland Class 1A state championship football game between Allegany and Dunbar, which is Saturday, Dec. 8, noon, at M and T Bank Stadium.
From: www.times-news.com

Wilcox reveals transportation, ticket sales, bonfire plans for playoffs

Monday, December 3, 2007

ROCHELLE ? Advance tickets for Wilcox High?s 9 a.m. Friday Final Four football game against Athens Academy in the Georgia Dome will be on sale at the school business office from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. today and Wednesday. Sales on Thursday will be stopped at noon.
From: www.cordeledispatch.com

Shuttle launch clouding lodging plans for Naples High football playoff game

It seems the Kennedy Space Center doesn?t understand there is a football game this weekend.
From: www.bonitanews.com

Guardsmen will be able to take visit before leaving

Murray?s 438th Military Police Company will see its families one more time before going overseas, including the five Army National Guard soldiers from Bowling Green.
From: www.bgdailynews.com