All Hell Breaks Loose During Georgia High School Football Game As Players Beat Living Crap Out Of Each Other

High school football has been violent as of late, and here we go again. A chaotic brawl erupted among dozens of high school football players during their Friday night game in Georgia. The Brunswick High School Pirates faced off against the Gainesville High School Red Elephants. With Gainesville dominating the game, 42-0, and fewer than two minutes remaining in the third quarter, the massive brawl suddenly erupted. (RELATED: UAB Football Player Allegedly Stabs Multiple Teammates Inside Team Facility) Video circulating shows each sideline clearing towards the middle of the field, eventually escalating into its entirety. The game was immediately called off after the brawl and was not resumed. The exact trigger for the fight remains unclear, and no information is known regarding what the outcome of the contest will be, or if any suspensions or disciplinary action will be handed out to student-athletes. WATCH: You can see other videos of the chaotic scene here and here. I don’t know what’s gotten into the sudden surge of fights in high school football, but I’m not gonna lie, I’m loving it from an entertainment standpoint. The chaos has been something to witness. Remember a few weeks ago when a player bashed his opponent with their own helmet? Kids are wild as hell these days, Lord have mercy!.
https://dailycaller.com/2025/11/23/georgia-high-school-football-game-brawl-gainesville-brunswick/

Johnny Cash Released “I Walk The Line” And “Little Fauss And Big Halsy” 55 Years Ago Today

55 years ago today, Johnny Cash released I Walk The Line and Little Fauss And Big Halsy. Sound tracks. Read our review of Cash’s essential Unearthed collection:.
https://magnetmagazine.com/2025/11/23/johnny-cash-released-i-walk-the-line-and-little-fauss-and-big-halsy-55-years-ago-today/

Patsy Ruth Cope

VICTORIA Patsy Ruth Cope, age 92, of Victoria, Texas, passed away peacefully on November 14, 2025. She was a devoted wife, mother, sister, and grandmother whose love for life and family touched everyone around her. Patsy is survived by her loving husband, Richard Cope; daughter Ronna Olivarez (Rick); step-sons Michael Cope (Shelagh) and Richard [.].
https://victoriaadvocate.com/2025/11/23/patsy-ruth-cope/

Nashoba Tech freshmen give back during Day of Service

WESTFORD The entire freshman class at Nashoba Valley Technical High School took part in a Day of Service, volunteering across the region to give back to the community. Students spent the day helping at local organizations, including Community Harvest Project, Nubian Community Gardens, Merrimack Valley Food Bank, Westford Conservation Trust, Mass Audubon Drumlin Farm, Good Pickin’ Farm, the Scholefield Home for Veterans, and Habitat for Humanity in Ayer. On the Nashoba Tech campus, additional groups participated in a school beautification project, weeding garden beds and planting mums and spring bulbs generously donated by Nashoba Tech staff and freshman families. Through their efforts, students demonstrated Nashoba Tech’s Portrait of a Graduate attributes Respectful, Responsible, Resilient, Resourceful and Ready while learning the values of teamwork, community engagement and service to others. The event was organized by Vocational Coordinator Kate Hawkins, who said, “Nashoba Tech thanks all community partners, staff and families who made the Day of Service possible and helped inspire students to make a difference close to home.”.
https://www.lowellsun.com/2025/11/23/nashoba-tech-freshmen-give-back-during-day-of-service/

William Wilson Newton, Jr.

TYLER TYLER, TX A man of integrity who loved Jesus and being with other people, William Wilson Newton, Jr., was born on August 9, 1937, and grew up in Dallas. After graduating from the University of Oklahoma College of Architecture (1963), Bill returned to Dallas and married. Bill was a member of the [.].
https://tylerpaper.com/2025/11/23/william-wilson-newton-jr/

A Community Designed to Endure

By Malee Tobias, Southern Land Company As one of the nation’s 15 fastest-growing cities, Erie is attracting families drawn to the best of Colorado living: mountain views, open space and authentic community. Amid that growth, Westerly stands apart as a master-planned community created with long-term vision and enduring design. Developed by Southern Land Company and named “Community of the Year” by the Home builders Association of Metro Denver, Westerly was designed with a different question in mind: What will this place feel like in 100 years? Westerly reflects a belief that neighborhoods should grow more beautiful, more livable and more connected over time. Westerly’s vision comes to life through exceptional home builders DRB Homes, McStain Neighborhoods and SLC Homes each hand-selected for their craftsmanship and alignment with Southern Land Company’s philosophy of intentional community design. Together, they form the foundation of Westerly’s residential experience, translating the community vision into homes that feel both personal and timeless. Why Enduring Value Starts with An Integrated Approach to Community Development Behind Westerly’s builder partnerships is a deeper philosophy that guides every detail of its design. While most developers hand off projects once homes are built, Southern Land Company stays engaged throughout the lifecycle of the community building for the next generation, not just the next phase. The same team planning Westerly’s walkable streets, trail network and future town center also curates and actively manages its landscaping, gathering spaces, and lifestyle programming. This continuity of vision where physical spaces and community experiences are designed together ensures the neighborhood grows more cohesive over time. The result: a place that feels intentional in every corner. With a plan extending through 2040, Westerly is built for long-term livability. While individual homes will change hands and families will grow, the community’s foundational elements its architectural guidelines, landscape standards and gathering spaces remain under Southern Land Company’s stewardship. This long-term commitment means neighborhoods mature gracefully, park systems expand and the community vision that attracted early residents continues. Longevity here means more than timeless architecture; it translates to enduring aesthetic and financial value for the families who call it home. Builders Bringing The Vision to Life Westerly’s builders share a commitment to quality and livability, yet each brings a distinct lens to Colorado home ownership. DRB Homes blends timeless design with everyday livability, creating spaces that evolve beautifully with each stage of life. Thoughtful layouts, classic finishes and energy-efficient details enhance comfort and reduce costs. From single-family homes to new townhomes, DRB delivers quality and character for modern Colorado living. McStain Neighborhoods, founded in Boulder, leads the way in sustainable home building. Its award-winning BeWell House philosophy prioritizes energy efficiency, healthy indoor air and eco-conscious materials, without compromising style. McStain homes at Westerly embody smart design and environmental stewardship for families who value wellness and sustainability. SLC Homes, the home building team of Southern Land Company, translates the community’s vision into reality through craftsmanship and enduring design. Every home reflects a commitment to quality, comfort and connection built to age beautifully and stand the test of time. Walk Westerly’s finished blocks and you’ll see the impact: architectural diversity within harmony. The community is a living example that a unified vision doesn’t mean uniformity. A Community That Grows with You Westerly proves that lifestyle doesn’t happen by chance; it’s carefully designed. A $54 million investment in trails, parks and public spaces sets the stage for connection, while neighborhood events and resident programming bring that connection to life. Southern Land Company’s ongoing commitment ensures Westerly remains true to its founding vision: a place where architecture, landscape and community spirit are designed to endure together.
https://www.dailycamera.com/2025/11/23/westerly-business-spotlight-11-23-25/

Лукашенко приказал чиновникам перед приходом к нему сдавать мобильные телефоны

Лукашенко приказал чиновникам перед приходом к нему сдавать мобильные телефоны Сегодня, 10: 06 Во Дворце Независимости чиновники и даже иностранные гости теперь сдают не только смартфоны, но и смарт-часы, пишет НН. Своё устройство оставляет глава Администрации Дмитрий Крутой. Скрин видео На ОНТ показали кадры из Дворца Независимости, где чиновники перед мероприятиями с участием Александра Лукашенко теперь обязаны сдавать не только смартфоны, но и смарт-часы. «На входе в эти залы смартфоны, а с недавних времен еще и смарт-часы, сдают все и гости из других стран, и даже высшие должностные лица», рассказали в эфире. Чиновники сдают свои гаджеты в специальные черные чемоданы. На кадрах показали, как свое устройство там оставляет глава Администрации Дмитрий Крутой. Недавно Лукашенко предупредил чиновников насчет использования мобильных телефонов и запретил их «брать с собой»: «Никакого секрета, если у вас телефон чем вы занимаетесь, куда вы ходите. Никакого секрета». Он тогда призвал сохранить проводную телефонную сеть. Лукашенко заявил также, что у него лично нет мобильного телефона, и он «как-то живет без него». Но в 2024 он показал свой мобильный телефон закрытой связи белорусским студентам. Этот мобильник, рассказал он, не находится непосредственно при нем, а у адъютанта. В формате закрытой связи с Лукашенко могут общаться по этому мобильнику около 70 человек, которые имеют его личную санкцию. Заметили ошибку? Пожалуйста, выделите её и нажмите Ctrl+Enter.
https://udf.name/news/main_news/285003-lukashenko-prikazal-chinovnikam-pered-prihodom-k-nemu-sdavat-mobilnye-telefony.html

BGSU swim and dive make third place at the Mangus Cup Invitational

This past weekend, the BGSU swim and dive (8-0, 2-0) team traveled east to Cleveland to compete for the Mangus Cup Invitational at Busbey Natatorium, finding themselves in third place. The meet ran for three days from Thursday to Saturday and included schools such as Northern Colorado, Binghamton, Cleveland State, John Carroll, Le Moyne, St. Bonaventure, and Xavier. Thursday The first day of the meet, the Falcons had a strong start to the day with women’s dive during the A-final. Senior Natalia Mayorga placed first in the women’s one-meter dive with a score of 287. 05. This score is one of Mayorga’s strongest dives of the season so far. Senior Evie Long found herself in first place during the B-final for the one-meter dive, obtaining a score of 226. 00. This success will continue later during the evening finals. Senior Emily McNicol took second place in the 50 back during the A-final, finding a new personal best at 25. 01. During the C-final, Sophomore Annie Berrow won the 50 back at 27. 22, which is a season best for Berrow. This momentum continued during the 50-meter breaststroke. Freshman Lauren Jablonski finished second at 28. 69 in the A-final, finding a new season best during this event. During the 200 IM, senior Madison Bond found herself in second place in the A-final at 2: 05. 31, and senior Grace Bodrock took first place in the B-final at 2: 05. 57. By the end of the first day of the meeting, Bowling Green sat in fourth place in the women’s standings with 256 points. Friday The Falcons found themselves broadening their scores the next day in almost all events of the day. Mayorga once again obtained points for the team while diving off the 3-meter board. She found herself runner-up during the A-final at a score of 292. 00. McNicol shone through for Bowling Green during the second day of the meet with her win in the 100 back, with her time at 53. 36. This has been one of the meet’s top performances so far. The time is ranked among the fastest of the program, surpassing the No. 3 standard of 54. 35. The success for McNicol doesn’t just stop at the 100 back. Her opening start of the 200 medley relay had the Falcons finishing in third place with the help of Jablonski, sophomore Karina Solera, and sophomore Samia Becdach with a time of 1: 41. 32. During the 100 breaststroke, Jablonski would finish in third place, securing 20 points for Bowling Green with a time of 1: 02. 55. Bond would find herself in fourth in the 400 IM with a time of 4: 26. 29, which would be one of the team’s stronger mid-distance times of the night. Entering Saturday and the final day of the meet, BG moved up on the scoreboard and now sits in third place. Saturday The Falcons started the day with a prominent performance on the scoreboards. Both the A-team and the B-team placed high, with the A-team securing first place with 288. 90 points and the B-team in second at 265. 70. These scores would help Bowling Green keep a prominent diving record throughout the meet. Becdach started the 100 IM, finishing in fourth place with a time of 57. 00, which is now a personal best and a qualifier for the CSCAA NIC A cut. Berrow would reach a personal best of 25. 73 during the 50 butterfly stroke, finding a place in 13th overall. During the 200 backstroke, McNicol would find yet another win this weekend with a time of 2: 00. 15. Junior Alexandra Johnson would place ninth at 2: 05. 51. Moving to the 200 breaststroke, Jablonski would swim her way to seventh place at 2: 21. 17. Bond would find herself in 16th at 2: 24. 61 in the B-final. Bodrock would find herself at third on the podium during the 200-meter butterfly at a time of 2: 02. 81. To wrap up the meet, Becdach, Berrow, Bodrock, and junior Sierra Newton would work together to place seventh during the 400 freestyle relay. The Falcons pushed themselves hard to finish the meet at the end of the weekend on the podium in third place. The Bowling Green swim and dive team will travel once again for the Zippy Invitational on Dec. 4-7.
https://bgfalconmedia.com/174706/sports/bgsu-swim-and-dive-make-third-place-at-the-mangus-cup-invitational/

DeSimone scores go-ahead goal in 3rd and Mammoth beat slumping Rangers 3-2 to stop 4-game skid

By JOHN COON SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Nick DeSimone scored the tiebreaking goal 7: 32 into the third period and the Utah Mammoth beat the scuffling New York Rangers 3-2 on Saturday night to snap a four-game losing streak. JJ Peterka and Clayton Keller also scored for the Mammoth, who overcame a 2-1 deficit in their seventh comeback victory this season. Karel Vejmelka made 20 saves. Vladislav Gavrikov and Artemi Panarin scored for the Rangers, who have lost four consecutive games all in regulation and three by one goal. They finished 0-3 on their Western Conference road swing. Jonathan Quick stopped 31 shots in a terrific performance for New York. DeSimone scored unassisted off a deflection for his second goal this season and first game-winner. Utah struck first on Peterka’s goal at the 10: 08 of the first period. Peterka poked in the puck with his stick from behind Quick’s skate. Gavrikov tied it at 15: 19 when Adam Fox’s pass redirected off the shaft of his stick. Panarin gave the Rangers the lead at 8: 07 of the second when he scored on a breakaway, with the puck squeezing through Vejmelka and dribbling across the goal line after he initially made the stop. Keller pulled the Mammoth even following a takeaway by Kailer Yamamoto, snapping the puck over Quick from close range at 11: 15. DeSimone fired a slap shot off the shin pad of a Rangers player to put Utah ahead. Up next Rangers: Host the St. Louis Blues on Monday night. Mammoth: Host the Vegas Golden Knights on Monday night. ___.
https://www.saratogian.com/2025/11/23/desimone-scores-go-ahead-goal-in-3rd-and-mammoth-beat-slumping-rangers-3-2-to-stop-4-game-skid/