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Maldonado, an Odessa native, reflects on his U.S. Adaptive Open Championship debutDementia diagnoses rise in adults prescribed with common pain drug Delta passengers were stranded on a tiny island in the ...
The largest and longest running national adaptive sports competition is taking place in Grand Rapids. (July 11, 2025) ...
Health officials are warning that the wet weather could bring a surge in mosquitoes. (July 11, 2025) A downtown Grand Rapids ...
Reading about Vince Biser and what he has overcome in life to compete well in the U.S. Adaptive Open was inspiring! He ...
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Amazon S3 on MSNKim Moore wins second title at 2025 US Adaptive OpenKim Moore earned a second US Adaptive Open title with a win in the women's division a Woodmont Country Club.
Potomac native Ford Martin finished out his second U.S. Adaptive Open on Wednesday. He finished in a tie for 10th place in the coordination impairment category, according to the United… Read More ...
A third straight trip to the U.S. Adaptive Open brought South Ogden native Max Togisala a third straight medal as the top ...
Potomac native Ford Martin recalls standing about 18 feet away from his last hole on the Woodmont Country Club golf course on ...
The Head Women's Golf Coach at Western Michigan University mounted a three-shot comeback to claim her second U.S. Adaptive Open title at Woodmont Country Club in Maryland.
Police will be on hand and adaptive traffic signals installed to help with the flow of traffic, officials said.
Tucson native Bailey Bish and U of A adaptive golfer Amanda Cunha tied for second place at the U.S. Adaptive Open in Rockville, Maryland.
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