ELLEFONTAINE XAMINER B E Vol. 130 Friday, May 7, 2021 No. 122 AVAILABLE DAILY ONLINE @ examiner.org County commission begins twice weekly public forums ground equipment will Come Play at the Lake begin in the next month. Pending construction or weather delays, the park playground project could potentially open by the end of July. subject of first session “We’ve had some BY MANDY LOEHR weather delays this year, forum to present to the but we’re happy to be able EXAMINER STAFF WRITER commission updates to the [email protected] to work on site now,” he Come Play at the Lake said. “This is another won- accessible playground that derful community effort In light of recent tough is currently taking shape at that follows the Come Play times and with community Fox Island. at the Peak playground members experiencing diffi- The commissioners project at Mary Rutan Park TOP: Logan County Board of Developmental Disabilities Superintendent Saul Bauer, culty receiving in-person encourage community resi- that opened in the fall of left, presents information about the Come Play at the Lake project Thursday morning assistance during pandem- dents to participate in the 2019.” during a new open forum session offered twice weekly with the Logan County ic-related office closures, upcoming open forum days. Bauer said the ILDC has Commissioners, pictured from the left, Paul Benedetti, Mark Robinson and Joe Antram. the Logan County “Citizen’s participation is been an instrumental part- (EXAMINER PHOTO | MANDY LOEHR) BOTTOM: Earth-moving has begun at the site for the Come Commissioners are renew- critical to the success of ner in helping to plan and Play at the Lake, Fox Island, project, and installation of the playground equipment is ing a commitment to citizen local government,” conduct fundraisers for expected to take place this summer, with this drawing showing projected plans for the access to their local govern- Benedetti said during the inclusive playground. (MIDSTATES RECREATION DRAWING) ment, with twice weekly first session Thursday. the Come Play at the Lake public open forum sessions “Open meetings and the playground. hosted at their 117 E. transparency of your gov- The total cost of the Columbus Ave. office. ernment is our number one playground is estimated at Individuals can stop by goal in helping our citizens $322,000, with the LCBDD in-person from 9:30 to 10 understanding how services Foundation committing a.m. Tuesdays and are delivered to our com- $150,000 to the effort, Thursdays to speak with munity,” Robinson said. which has been raised Commissioners Paul “We look forward to through a variety of Benedetti, Mark Robinson hearing and responding to fundraisers and personal and Joe Antram about coun- the needs of our commu- donations, including the ty issues and concerns, with nity,” Antram said. organization’s annual no appointment needed. Related to the inclusive chicken dinners, flower Thursday morning, playground project, Bauer sales and charity basket- Logan County Board of related that 30 truck loads ball games. Developmental Disabilities of dirt recently have been Superintendent Saul Bauer delivered to the site, and stopped by the first open See FORUMS on installation of the play- Next Page eMail: [email protected]

BELLEFONTAINE EXAMINER ONLINE @ examiner.org HUBBARD PUBLISHING CO. Local & State PO Box 40 • Bellefontaine, OH 43311 An independent daily newspa- per Founded in 1891 n LOGAN COUNTY BEAT by E.O. & H.K. Hubbard Local pupils inspired by Issued daily except Sunday at SHERIFF & HIGHWAY PATROL 127 E. Chillicothe Ave. Man lodged for disorderly conduct MEMBER OF THE: MRESC’s Ignite Conference Jordan Tanner, 20, of Knoxville, Tenn.,. was charged Ohio Newspaper Association and BY THE EXAMINER STAFF with persistent disorderly conduct related to an incident the Inland Daily Press Association Wednesday afternoon. • The Associated Press • Ohio Seventy-five local stu- Deputies of the Logan County Sheriff’s Office were League of Home Dailies dent and staff leaders dispatched to the area of County Road 10 near U.S. PUBLISHER: JON HUBBARD recently gathered for the GENERAL MANAGER: Route 33 about 4 p.m. T.J. HUBBARD second annual Ignite EDITOR: Tanner’s mother said she had been driving and he NATE SMITH Conference to learn from ADVERTISING DIRECTOR: had attempted to jump out of the moving vehicle and BOB CHAPMAN experienced leaders Coach CIRCULATION MANAGER: JILL THOMAS had been making threats. Mike Nygren and presen- Tanner initially agreed to go via Bellefontaine EMS to SUBSCRIPTION RATES ters Lorien George and Mary Rutan Hospital, but then deputies said he would Ashley Stilson. Delivered by carrier, per week ...$2.40 not cooperate with EMS personnel. He was placed The conference present- By motor route, per week...... $2.40 under arrest and transported to the Logan County Jail. ed by the Midwest Regional Price of single copy...... 75¢ By mail R.F.D. in Logan and adjoining Educational Service Center Counties, per year postpaid ...$125.40 hosted by Indian Lake Forums ______By mail outside of Logan and Schools included a meeting surrounding counties...... $147.40 of several student leader- Continued from Last Page ONLINE Edition ship “pods” from area Approximately $50,000 in state capital improvement Five weeks ...... $9.50 schools. Guest lecturers, Thirteen weeks...... $24.70 some of whom have com- Students take notes during the MRESC’s Ignite funds also will assist in funding the playground as well, Twenty six weeks ...... $49.40 pleted the program them- Conference. (SUBMITTED PHOTO) Bauer said. Fifty two weeks-(1 year)...... $98.80 selves, discussed the quali- In addition, the superintendent expressed appreciation Lesser periods by mail slightly more than propor- ties of leadership and the more Jonas Hoffman said. ship from our diverse stu- to area contractors and businesses that have generously tionate cost of yearly rate. Mail subscriptions will “I feel as though I can real- not be accepted from territories served by an importance of leadership dent body. Its purpose is to donated in-kind services and materials to both playground Examiner newspaper courier or motor routes. amongst teens. ly make a change in the promote growth and projects, noting that without this assistance, the play- All subscriptions for papers delivered “I enjoyed the examples world around me. I truly change in our district grounds would cost approximately $450,000 each to install. by carrier are payable in advance at of personal leadership enjoyed the entire experi- The Logan County Commission also noted their top pri- the Examiner office. No paper sent by through leadership training experiences from the guest ence...If I could change orities for the county in 2021 include: Public Safety, in sup- mail unless paid for in advance, a and community outreach postal regulation. Subscriptions are speakers,” Benjamin Logan anything about this, I porting COVID-19 first responders and health district initia- non-refundable. 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FRIDAY BELLEFONTAINE DIGITAL EDITION EXAMINER 5.7.21 ONLINE @ examiner.org Local & State Zanesfield council member submits resignation n LOCAL NOTES BY THE EXAMINER STAFF The village block party is still planned for noon to 8 All About Hospice workshop offered May 14 p.m. Saturday, July 24, and organizers are seeking addi- The Area Agency on Aging presents a virtual 3.0- The Zanesfield Village Council accepted at their tional vendors. Monday meeting the resignation of member Jonathan Mayor Deal updated council about items that were credit hour continuing education workshop, All About Superchi, effective May 1. mentioned at the countywide mayor’s meeting regarding Hospice — Learning More to Help Others from 9 a.m. to Mayor Jason Deal also informed members that he will funding, etc. 12:15 pm on Friday, May 14, online via Zoom. not be seeking re-election once his term expires at the Members also approved the payment of bills totaling The cost is $40 to earn CEUs or $20 to attend without end of this year. $1,102.28. CEUs. The council also discussed the guardrail that was The next meeting is at 7 p.m. Monday, June 7, at either Advance registration is requested by May 7. More installed on the corner of Bellefontaine and Main streets, the Tri-Valley Fire Department or the Sloan Library in the information and the registration form is available as well as ways to repair Water Street. basement. at https://info4seniors.org/news/educational-opportu- nities/ or by e-mailing [email protected]. Presenter is Lisa Brown, Community Liaison and RN n BUCKEYE BRIEFS at Hospice of Dayton. In addition, Lisa has a range of From ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS experience from pulmonary care & critical care to work- ing with patients with Alzheimer’s and dementia. charged with voluntary manslaughter, involuntary Workshop participants will learn how to gently and Ohio bill would require recording manslaughter, aggravated vehicular homicide, attempted rape and sexual battery, under the bill. authoritatively explain the differences between pallia- of suspect interrogations tive care and hospice care; identifying when the time is COLUMBUS — Recording the interrogations of individu- Grandmother pleads guilty to appropriate to introduce a conversation about these als in custody and accused of serious crimes like murder or services; and how to address the difficult situations rape would become mandatory under Ohio legislation now murder in 5-year-old’s death when medicines and treatments are no longer working. in the state Senate. Supporters of the bipartisan bill say recording interroga- TOLEDO — A woman who initially claimed her grandson The Ohio Board of Nursing accepts events approved tions protects suspects from the use of allegedly false state- had been fatally injured while imitating a superhero has for counselors and social workers for continuing nurs- ments made in unrecorded interviews. They also say it pro- pleaded guilty to murder and child endangerment, admit- ing education. tects police against allegations of coercion and provides pros- ting that she struck the child. ecutors accurate evidence to use in a case. Yisenya Flores, 47, of Toledo, faces a possible life term West Liberty Lions Club fish fry A 2012 study found that half of departments responding to when she's sentenced May 21. Flores had custody of 5-year- a survey did not record interrogations, Niki Clum, legislative old Anjuan Hare III, who was found unconscious in her slated for May 15 liaison for the Ohio Public Defender, told the Senate Judiciary home on Sept. 19, 2019. Prosecutors said Flores told emer- Committee Tuesday, according to Gongwer News Service. gency responders the child had jumped from a bed because The West Liberty Lions Club hosts a fish fry from 5 to 7 “We should be at 100%,” Clum said. he wanted to fly like Spider-Man, but his injuries weren’t p.m. Saturday, May 15, at Lions Park. Police would also have to record interrogations of suspects consistent with such an accident. The price is $10 for adults and $6 for children. All pro- ceeds benefit local Lions projects. Inspired______Logan County HazMat Team meets May 16 Continued from Last Page Coffield, Kerry Copenhaver, Briar Simovart, Gretchen Wilber, Joslin The Logan County Hazardous Team meets for a regu- Elliot, Caleb Epp, Julia Grimes, Wilber and Nick Willoby, along with lar monthly meeting and training at 9 a.m. Sunday, May Fellow participants from BLHS Brooklyn Horner, Averi Lane, Sami BLHS teachers Cadan Goldstein and 16, at the Ohio Hi-Point Career Center (Building G). included: Alexis Achor, Benjamin Meeker, Austin McGowan, Annika Jason Smith.

FRIDAY BELLEFONTAINE DIGITAL EDITION EXAMINER 5.7.21 eMail: [email protected] EXAMINER Phone: (937) 592-3060 Sports Matt Hammond x1122 or Aaron LaBatt x1115 Pirates shut out WL-Salem 3-0 BY THE EXAMINER STAFF and did not walk a batter in a run in the sixth inning to action today at home run in the first inning, one getting the win. BASEBALL tie the score at 2-2. against Kenton Ridge. in the fourth and another Warren Shockey tossed Zane Rose homered to Ben Logan then came BEN LOGAN 7, GRAHAM 2 in the fifth. a five-hit shutout as host lead the Riverside offense. up with its big seventh Raiders. 100 001 5 — 7 7 3 Bellefontaine was limit- ROUNDUP Falcons. 002 000 0 — 2 4 3 Riverside beat West Kale Long added an RBI. inning to jump in front. ed to three hits. Markus five runs in the top of the WP—Arn; LP—Ludlow. Liberty-Salem 3-0 on For the Tigers, Adam Kade Arn went the dis- Chiefs slip to Cougars Brugler had a double to seventh to break a 2-2 tie Thursday. LaRoche had two hits. tance on the mound to get For the second straight spark the Chiefs. and beat host Graham 7-2 The Pirates are now 11- WL-Salem is back in the win for the Raiders. He day, Bellefontaine’s base- Jarrid Baughman suf- in a Central Buckeye 8 on the season. The Tigers action today at allowed four hits, two walks ball team dropped a 3-0 fered the loss for the Conference baseball game. slip to 8-12. Northeastern and the and struck out seven. He did decision to host Kenton Chiefs. He allowed six hits The Raiders are now 22-1 Riverside grabbed a 1-0 Pirates play at Anna on not give up an earned run. Ridge on Thursday. and three walks while strik- overall and 14-1 in the CBC. lead in the first inning and Saturday. Offensively for the The Chiefs, who lost 3-0 ing out four. Graham falls to 11-11, 6-9. increased its lead to 2-0 in RIVERSIDE 3, WL-SALEM 0 Raiders, Brady Burrey went at home against Kenton The Chiefs play at Ben Logan scored a run the second inning. Tigers. 000 000 0 — 0 5 2 2-3 with an RBI, Austin Ridge on Wednesday, fall Northwestern today. Pirates. 110 010 X — 3 4 1 in the first inning. Graham The Pirates tacked on WP—Shockey; LP—Motzko. McGowan had a double to 8-12 overall and 5-10 in KENTON RIDGE 3 plated two runs in the third another run in the fifth Late surge sends Raiders and Kainan Stoner had the CBC. The Cougars are BELLEFONTAINE 0 inning for a 2-1 advantage. inning. past Graham three RBI. now 17-5, 13-2. Chiefs. 000 000 0 — 0 3 0 The Raiders rallied with Cougars. 100 110 X — 3 6 1 Shockey struck out nine Benjamin Logan scored Ben Logan is back in The Cougars scored a WP—Maurer; LP—Baughman. Riverside outlasts Tigers for non-league softball win BY THE EXAMINER STAFF battled back with three in the bottom of the sixth combined for 10 strikeouts OHC. Fairbanks falls to 8- Fairbanks pushed three runs in the second inning and held the Tigers score- in the pitching circle for 11, 7-8. runs across the plate in the Host Riverside jumped and three in the fourth to less in the top of the sev- Riverside. Triad led 1-0 after four bottom of the seventh, but out with seven runs in the make it 7-6. enth to wrap up the win. RIVERSIDE 13, WL-SALEM 9 innings. The Cardinals the Cardinals were able to first inning and went on to Riverside put three runs Riverside’s offense piled Tigers. 030 303 0 — 9 10 5 blew the game open with hang on for the win. Pirates. 700 033 X — 13 16 4 fight off West Liberty- on the scoreboard in the up 16 hits. WP—Woods. seven runs in the top of the Hailey Snider went 4-4 Salem for a 13-9 victory in fifth to lead 10-6. Jenna Woods went 4-4 Triad tops Fairbanks fifth for an 8-0 lead. with a double to pace the a non-league softball game WL-Salem got back to with a home run and four Triad’s softball team Fairbanks scored a run Triad offense. Kaydence Thursday. within a run with three RBI to spark the Pirates. picked up a 9-6 win over in the bottom of the fifth Feasel and Holly Alvoid The Pirates improve to runs in the top of the sixth, Amerra Huston went 3-5 host Fairbanks in Ohio and two in the sixth to each had two hits and 11-11 on the season. WL-S which made the score 10- with four RBI and Malina Heritage Conference action make the score 8-3. Abby Walls added a dou- drops to 13-11. 9. Kreglow added two hits Thursday. The Cardinals added ble. After Riverside took its However, the Pirates and two RBI. The Cardinals are now another run for a 9-3 lead early 7-0 lead, the Tigers answered with three runs Woods and Alaina Snow 8-14 overall and 6-8 in the in the top of the seventh. See SOFTBALL on Next Page Sports JUNIOR HIGH TRACK AND FIELD pole vault, Chamberlain in Evans in the 100, Levi Evans one. Bryan Mohler in the 800, Wagner in the 800 and 1,600, Ben Logan teams win the high jump, Wenger in in the 200, Eric Hughes in Leading the Indian Lake Purk in the 110 hurdles, Addison Beck in the 100 hur- tri-meet the 1,600 and the 800 relay the 1,600, Antonio Fahle in boys with first-place finish- Mohler in the 200 hurdles, dles and high jump, the 400 Benjamin Logan’s jun- team of Bailey Lewis, the high jump, Eric Hughes es were Draden Stevenson Adding fifth-place efforts A relay team of Barker, ior high track and field Delaney Miracle, Daniels in the pole vault and the in the 100 and 200, Evin for the Lakers were Quest Beiderman, Beck and teams won a tri-meet with and Nora Elliott. discus and Aaron Rhodes in Parker in the 400 and 800, Clay in the 200, Clem in the Ankrom, the 800 B relay Northridge and Tecumseh Taking third for the the shot put. Noah Shirk and 110 hur- 800, Daniel Wahl in the team of Holbrook, Shaner, on Wednesday. Lakers were Bodin in the Taking second for the dles and 200 hurdles, 1,600, Mohler in the 110 Mackesy and West and The Raider girls won high jump, Evelyn Raiders were Ethan Adrian Crumley in the high hurdles, Chazlance Moore in Kenzie Dixon in the shot put. with 80 points, Northridge VanWinkle in the 100 and VanWinkle in the 110 hur- jump, the 400 relay team of the 200 hurdles and Gavin Finishing third for the had 35 and Tecumseh also 200, Wenger in the 800, dles, Grahsyn Bailey in the Richardson, Henry, C. Henry in the high jump. Lakers were Maci Flesher had 35. Peyton Smith in the 1,600 high jump, discus and the Freyhof and Spofford, the The Laker girls won with in the 100, Meya Winning events for the and Kelley Forsythe in the pole vault, Parker Sutherly 800 relay team of Clay, C. 131 points. Fairbanks had Karbowiak in the 200, Raider girls were Kate 200 hurdles. in the 400 and Levi Evans Freyhof, Spofford and 76.5 for second, North Union Carleah Barker in the 100 Gulick in the 100 hurdles Ben Logan’s boys also in the long jump. Cosby and the 1,600 relay took third with 59, Cypress hurdles, Augusta and 200 hurdles, Ella beat Tecumseh and Adding third-place team of Clay, Stevenson, Christian had 16 and St. Beiderman in the 200 hur- Chamberlain in the 200 Northridge. efforts for the Raiders were Wahl and Shirk. John’s had 4.5 points. dles, Ava Faler in the 200 and 400, Mia Stahler in the Winning events for the Roman Maxwell in the 100 Finishing second for the The Lakers were led by hurdles and Danica Braun shot put and discus, Nora Raider boys were the 800 and high jump and Dylan Lakers were Hayden first-place finishes from Riley in the shot put and discus. Elliott in the pole vault, relay relay of Landon Vance in the long jump. Martin in the 110 hurdles, Ross in the 200, long jump Contributing fourth- Winnie Bodin in the long Braddock, Hunter Adrix, Lakers sweep Taylor Clem in the high and the 100 hurdles, Reagan place efforts for the Lakers jump, Scarlett Elliott in the Ethan Van Winkle and Fairbanks meet jump and Evin Parker in Rash in the 800 and 1,600, were Karbowiak in the 100, 1,600, the 400 relay team of Dylan Vance, the 1,600 relay Indian Lake’s middle the long jump. the 800 A relay team of Faler in the 200, Maci Evelyn VanWinkle, Lahna of Landon Braddock, school track and field teams Taking third for the Barker, Beiderman, Ankrom Flesher in the 400 and Cook, Taytum Daniels and Hunter Adrix, Ethan Van both finished first Wednesday Lakers were Martin in the and Karbowiak, the 1,600 A Mara Bihn in the 100 hur- Stahler and the 1,600 relay Winkle and Dylan in a meet at Fairbanks. 400 and long jump, Carter relay team Ankrom, Finfrock, dles and long jump. team of Winnie Bodin, Vance, the 1,600 relay of The Laker boys won Dawson in the shot put, Wagner and Rash and Ava Adding fifth-place fin- Estella Wenger, Delaney Aaron Rhodes, Parker with 149 points, Fairbanks Caleb Altstaetter in the Faler in the high jump. ishes were Flesher in the Miracle and Lexi Archer. Sutherly, Kendahl Stanley had 70, North Union had high jump and Nolan Purk Taking second for the 200 hurdles and the 400 B Finishing second for the and Aaron Rhodes, Josh 56, Cypress Christian tal- in the 200 hurdles, while Lakers were Cameron relay team of West, Arthur, Raiders were Gulick in the Rich in the 110 hurdles, Levi lied 15 and St. John’s had fourth-place efforts went to Finfrock in the 400, Evie Mackesy and Hurley. Softball Continued from TRIAD 9, WL-SALEM 6 Conference action Thursday. to make the score 6-4. Whitney Bailey was the Howland had a double and Cardinals. 000 170 1 — 9 15 3 The Gophers led 4-1 Both teams scored a run winning pitcher. two RBI and Hannah Previous Page Panthers. 000 012 3 — 6 10 2 WP—Russell. after three innings and in the sixth for a 7-5 game. Offensively for Shoffner went 2-4 with two The Cardinals are back Ridgemont edges Lehman added two more runs in The Cavaliers plated a run in Ridgemont, Nicole Freshcorn doubles and one RBI. in action today at Ridgemont’s softball team the fourth for a 6-1 lead. the bottom of the seventh, went 2-4 with a double, home RIDGEMONT 7, LEHMAN 6 Springfield Catholic clipped Lehman Catholic 7-6 Lehman battled back but the Gophers were able run and four RBI, Hallie Gophers. 202 201 0 — 7 10 4 Cavaliers 001 031 1 — 6 11 1 Central. in Northwest Central with three runs in the fifth to hang on for the victory. Howard with 3-4, Amanda WP—Bailey; LP—Stiver.

FRIDAY BELLEFONTAINE DIGITAL EDITION EXAMINER 5.7.21 Sports Indians wrap up 4-game sweep of Kansas City KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) zone, too," McKenzie said. — Triston McKenzie "I gave up the hit early to bounced back from a rugged (Whit) Merrifield and that start to pitch one-hit ball kind of locked me in. Then into the sixth inning and the just instead of focusing on Cleveland Indians complet- trying to strike guys out ed a four-game sweep by just making sure I let my blanking the Kansas City defense work behind me. Royals 4-0 Thursday. "Even when I fell behind It was the fifth straight guys there was a lot more loss for the Royals, who urgency to get back into the came into the series with count and let them put the the best record in baseball. bat on the ball. There were Cleveland went 6-1 on its some situations where I was road trip against the White behind the count and they Sox and Kansas City, and kind of bailed me out. has won nine of 11. Harold made a nice play in This was the first time in center field for me, or I got a the 48-year history of double play there. Those are Kauffman Stadium that the all huge, especially for the Indians swept a four-game team," he said. series at the park. The last The losing streak drops time Cleveland swept a Kansas City out of first for four-game set in Kansas the first time since April 13. City, it was against the A's "We like to take the pos- in Municipal Stadium in itives from the wins and 1960 — Tito Francona, the learn something and move father of Indians manager forward," Royals manager Terry Francona, totaled Mike Matheny said. "We five hits for Cleveland in like to do the same with the that previous sweep. losses, but sometimes it's a "I feel like it just shows the lot easier to talk about it kind of players and team we than to put it into play. have," McKenzie said. "From Cleveland Indians starting pitcher Triston McKenzie throws during the first inning of a baseball game against the "We've got a lot of base- top to bottom early on, every- Kansas City Royals Thursday, May 6, 2021, in Kansas City, Mo. (AP PHOTO/CHARLIE RIEDEL) ball to go this season. It's body was like, 'Oh, they're "I know it was a good continued to hit well at Rene Rivera each had three the sixth. He struggled with not going to be the last not going to hit, they can't do trip," he said. "But we got Kauffman Stadium. He is hits for Cleveland. his control, walking four tough run of things not this, they can't do that.' This to move on. Because you batting .538 (14 for 26) with McKenzie (1-1), who and striking out five. going the way you want road trip we really proved the just need to win the game two homers, six doubles gave up five runs in two "(I was) just making them to. It's just how quick type of team that we can be." at hand." and six RBIs in seven innings in his last start sure as well as attacking we rebound. We need Terry Francona was Franmil Reyes launched career games at the park. against Kansas City, exited the top of the zone I was some guys to be able to more philosophical. his eighth home run as he Cesar Hernandez and after a single and walk in attacking the bottom of the help us take the next step,"

FRIDAY BELLEFONTAINE DIGITAL EDITION EXAMINER 5.7.21 Sports Darlington Raceway set for first of 2 NASCAR weekends BY PETE IACOBELLI maybe shutting down. It's AP SPORTS WRITER what happened to two other NASCAR originals: Darlington Raceway was Rockingham and North strangely busy at the start Wilkesboro in North of the pandemic when the Carolina are now shut- old, country track opened tered. its gates to help NASCAR But Darlington leaders restart its engines during a and officials at NASCAR, hectic stretch of three races which now owns the track, in five days. have worked to modernize It was the perfect the venue by adding lights, warmup for a return to two new grandstands, suite scheduled Cup Series races areas and a tunnel entry to this season at NASCAR's improve access for teams. oldest superspeedway for Tharp understands the first time since 2004. Darlington can't make the Darlington hosts all same mistake again by sit- three of NASCAR's national ting back content with its series this weekend that two races a year status. closes with the Cup stars There are areas he and celebrating Mother's Day NASCAR are targeting for on Sunday. NASCAR then improvements. returns in September for The path back has been the Southern 500 on Labor rocky. The first big step Day weekend. came in 2015 when It is something of a Darlington regained its rebirth for a track that Labor Day date for the seemed closer to extinction Southern 500. Track organ- during the 17 years since izers also initiated a throw- NASCAR stripped the back weekend celebration "Lady In Black" of one of In this May 17, 2020, file photo, the grandstands are empty at Darlington Raceway before a NASCAR Cup Series auto at the Labor Day race six its coveted race dates. race in Darlington, S.C. Darlington Raceway officials are excited about hosting the first of two scheduled NASCAR years ago. "We're certainly excited weekends, something the track hadn’t featured since 2004. (AP PHOTO/BRYNN ANDERSON, FILE) The practice — think of with what's occurred," said it as Old Timer's Day for Kerry Tharp, track presi- before the Labor Day race oval out of farmland and four-lane highway on the ple on NASCAR's schedule NASCAR's past — has dent since 2016. "We con- was moved to a larger mar- "The Track Too Tough To way to the beach. and it led to neglect and become popular among sider ourselves like the ket. Tame" is one of the most Simply put, NASCAR disrepair at the raceway. fans as drivers and teams Wrigley Field of NASCAR." It's not that Darlington unique on the circuit. But it outgrew the place. When Darlington lost its don vintage outfits and the The track hosted two wasn't appreciated. Harold opened in 1950, seats less But, track officials also Labor Day weekend date cars are replicated in paint NASCAR weekends a year Brasington carved the than 50,000 in the grand- took for granted after 2003, the whispers schemes that honoring the from 1960 through 2004 1.366-mile, egg-shaped stands and sits along a Darlington's status as a sta- began about the track sport's history.

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n Horoscopes JACQUELINE BIGAR’S STARS | FROM KING FEATURES SYNDICATE Moon Alert: Avoid shopping or making hopes and dreams for the future with this  This is a playful, lighthearted important decisions from 3:30 a.m. to 8 person because his or her feedback can day! You want to have fun! You have a a.m. EDT today (12:30 a.m. to 5 a.m. help you. Why not speak up and find out? need to be just who you are without pre- PDT). After that, the Moon moves from CANCER (June 21-July 22) tense. You also might feel protective and Pisces into Aries.  Today personal details about your nurturing to children or to a friend. You private life are made public for some will enjoy playful activities with chil- HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Friday, May 7, reason. People are talking about you. dren. 2021: They notice you more than usual. Be CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You are practical, patient and empathetic aware of this in case you have to do some  Today you will be happy to with others. You follow your intuition damage control. You might even use this cocoon at home and enjoy your privacy because you believe in destiny. As your to your advantage. among familiar surroundings. You also new personal year begins, you will see LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) might have a significant talk with a the rewards of your past efforts. This is  You want a change of pace today. female family member. If you have a now your time of harvest! Furthermore, You want to run away and join the circus chance to think about things, you will see you will earn the respect of others, espe- or do something deliciously different. how much habits control your life. So say cially your peers. You might get a promo- This is because you want adventure and a we all. tion or a leadership role. chance to learn something new! Go AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) someplace you’ve never been before.  Today your personal communica- The Stars Show the Kind of Day You’ll VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) tions with others matter. You want the Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average;  Today you might have a reaction nitty-gritty. You don’t want to waste time 2-So-so; 1-Difficult to issues related to shared property, on polite, superficial chitchat about the inheritances, taxes, debt or anything to do weather. This is why you might be bold ARIES (March 21-April 19) with the wealth of someone else. when talking to a friend today, especially  Today the Moon is in your sign, Suddenly, these issues matter. They’re with pointed questions. which happens for two days every month, black and white. Likewise, your personal PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) and when it does, it will always make passions are also heightened.  You identify with what you own you more emotional than usual. However, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) today. (It’s easy to do; we all do this.) it will also slightly improve your good  Today the Moon is in the sign that is However, this is why you won’t lend luck! (That’s a bonus.) Why not test it by opposite your sign. This happens for two something to anyone. In fact, you will asking the universe for a favor? days every month, and when it does, it feel happiest if you are surrounded by TAURUS (April 20-May 20) means you have to go more than halfway familiar objects that have meaning for  Today you will feel more com- when dealing with others. Hey, no biggie. you. “It’s mine. All mine.” fortable working alone or behind the It simply requires cooperation and cour- scenes. You’re not being antisocial; you tesy (qualities you have in abundance). BORN TODAY just want some peace and quiet and a SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Actor Alexander Ludwig (1992), actress, chance to enjoy your own solitude. It’s  Today you will have to put your comedian Aidy Bryant (1987), football been a social time for you with the Sun own emotional considerations second to player Alex Smith (1984) and Venus in your sign, and now you those of someone else. You’re not being need a breather. a martyr; it’s just what’s necessary. You * * * GEMINI (May 21-June 20) will realize “It’s a joy to labor for those Find more Georgia Nicols horoscopes at  An interaction with a female you love.” When we’re kind to others, we georgianicols.com. acquaintance might be significant today. like ourselves more. In fact, you might want to share your SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) © 2021 by King Features Syndicate Inc.

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