Local bands travel to bowl games

A line of hundreds of Niceville High School students wrapped around the Okaloosa County Airport Friday morning. More than 200 marching band members were preparing to board a Boeing 747, headed off to 119th Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena, Calif.
From: www.nwfdailynews.com

Pottsville School Board approves senior trip to Branson

Pottsville?s School Board recognized the district?s students of the month and approved a senior high trip to Branson during its final meeting of the year Dec. 20.
From: www.couriernews.com

Liferides offered on New Year?s Eve

ESCANABA ? Free LifeRides will once again be available on New Year?s Eve. Transportation will be offered without charge from 9 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 31, through 6 a.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 1. Rides will be provided by Escanaba Taxi and JN Taxi, along with Celebration Charter buses.
From: www.dailypress.net

Skating with the big boys

Most of their friends go to parties on Fridays, making plans for the rest of the weekend.
From: www.recordonline.com

Bowl Bound

The WVU Football team is now in Arizona, getting ready for the Fiesta Bowl.
From: www.wowktv.com

Police escort saves Packers from 2nd crushing of day

Escorted by police, four charter buses cruised past bumper-to-bumper traffic in the left lane of the northbound Kennedy Expy. on Sunday afternoon after the Bears trounced the Green Bay Packers.
From: www.suntimes.com

Guardsmen get a free flight home

RALEIGH ? Soldiers began singing ?Deck the Halls? and ?Feliz Navidad? as they stood in the ticket line at Raleigh Durham International Airport on Sunday morning.
From: www.fayobserver.com

Shelters for I-70 Accident Victims

Warming shelters for those involved in the I-70 pile-up of more than 30 cars were set up around Wabaunsee County on Saturday afternoon. The Trinity Lutheran Church of McFarland is one of those shelters
From: www.ksnt.com