Zachary Taylor, a Class of 2026 recruit, announced that he is taking an official visit to Pitt this summer, June 5-7. Taylor hails from Katy, Texas and plays for Jordan High School in nearby ...

NIXA–This week’s Athlete of the Week is Taylor Wood. Wood is a junior goalkeeper on the Nixa High School girls soccer team. Last week, in a showdown with arch-rival, Kickapoo, Wood posted a ...

ASHEVILLE - An Asheville assistant city manager, and the coordinator for Tropical Storm Helene recovery, has left the city after three years. Rachel Wood was named to the position in January 2022.

Soldiers from Fort Knox paid tribute to President Zachary Taylor in Louisville Monday.They laid a wreath at his gravesite at the national cemetery in Louisville that bears his name.

106: Jake Trowbridge (BHS) over (MHHS) (For.) 113: Bodhi Glover (MHHS) over Dillon Hunter (BHS) (Fall 1:09) 120: Elijah Pate (MHHS) over Brandon Wright (BHS) (Fall 1:48) 126: Kellen Forrest (MHHS ...

165: Emma Taylor (RHS) over (NHHS ... 113: David Levi Wood (TUSC) over (ACR) (For.) 1 Mary Wilkie (FR)Asheville Christian Lions 2:12.09 2 Abby Grace Head ()Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School Eagles ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - For the first time ever, all the veterans laid to rest in Zachary Taylor National Cemetery got a wreath laid on their grave. The cemetery got 11,000 wreaths through the ...

CINCINNATI — The Bearcats landed a commitment from 2025 unranked offensive tackle Zachary Taylor out of Camden County (Georgia) on Monday. The 6-4, 300-pound talent has one FBS offer from ...

Zachary Taylor, the 12th president of the United States, has Louisville roots dating back to his childhood, but not every "Taylor" landmark in the city and state is named after him. Taylor died of ...

FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) - Looking now to “Old Rough and Ready” - Zachary Taylor. Prior to becoming the twelfth president Taylor joined the military at the age of 22 and went on to serve ...

The "Naturalization Tree" at Camp Zachary Taylor in Louisville is shown in a swearing-in ceremony in 1918. An anecdote in a story on Page 10 of the Aug. 16, 1918, edition of the Courier Journal ...