Airlines launch 2-day summer airfare sale (USA Today)

Steep discounts are available to fliers in the next two days in what one industry analyst calls "the first big summer fare sale" of the year.


Airlines kick off summer fare sale (The Arizona Republic)

Some steep discounts are available to air travelers in the next two days in what one industry analyst calls "the first big summer fare sale" of the year.


Galleries: March 11 (Bradenton Herald)

Exhibit listings are published on a rotating basis as space allows.


Fort Myers golfer, 88, tickled to shoot age sixth straight year (The News-Press)

The first time Fort Myers resident Mike Hackett shot his age, when he was 82, it was neither his goal nor something he'd considered doing.


''Friended' for life: A kidney that made Facebook history (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)

Tweeting for a kidney? R U kidding? Chris Strouth did just that, and it worked out pretty well for him.


Great bargains, great cause (Palladium-Item)

For Richmond-area residents, the Noon Kiwanis Club annual auction has represented for nearly a half century something akin to the after-Christmas big blowout sale.


Source may hold key in solving UMC patient data leak (Las Vegas Sun)

FBI agents investigating the patient data leak at University Medical Center should talk to Dr. Steven Holper. County and hospital officials may want to talk to him, too. Holper, a rehabilitation specialist, says he has no direct knowledge of the leak.


MOHAWK MOTIVATION: Pats Find Unique Way to Stand Out (Bristol Herald Courier)

Gather round. Listen close. Sullivan East sophomore Chance Davis is about to divulge the most important thing he's learned during the most successful basketball season in school history.


Danville native Justin Ferrell works to break his family's cycle (Danville Register & Bee)

Justin Ferrell's mother once resorted to dropping her family out the window. He has spent his life on a mission to pick them up.


Fire destroys house but not family's spirit (The Downers Grove Sun)

On Jan. 2, Beth Dugan-Southworth's home on Main Street in Downers Grove was destroyed in a fire. While she, her children and their two dogs escaped safely (a family cat was later rescued), they lost everything they owned except the clothes on their backs and their car. Even before the smoke cleared, the family was inundated with donations of money, clothing and food from friends, neighbors and ...