| New Volleyball Head Coach at HSHS |
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Brandi Cox, a 1993 graduate of Hot Springs High School who starred on the state championship winning Tiger volleyball teams that were part of seven consecutive 2A titles under legendary coach Maria Cruz, has been named the new volleyball head coach at Hot Springs. Cox, who succeeds six-year head coach Robert Haro, has been tasked by HSHS Athletic Director Ted Graham with taking the program to the next level. Rick Artman, the long-time C-team volleyball coach, has been promoted to junior varsity coach as a C-team will not be fielded in 2010. Cox, during an interview Thursday, May 27, said she's excited to take over the program and looking forward to a busy summer schedule in preparation for the upcoming season. |
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Brandi Cox |
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BellaLuca
Café Italiano's
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Italian
restaurant aficionados throughout the world blithely dare you to give
them one good reason to visit your BellaLuca Café
Italiano in Truth or Consequences (Sierra County), NM, USA. For
starters, Jessica Mackenzie, the BellaLuca’s official wine girl (yeah,
she goes back), comes at you with two great reasons. First,
an impressive wine list for any café in any corner of the globe.
Second, the 2009 (and, this just in, the 2010!) Wine Spectator Award of
Excellence. |
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BellaLuca Cafe Italiano's Jessica Mackenzie |
Cool Cave Folk
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| The former Chili Bowl Lanes
& Lounge on East Ninth Avenue in TorC is going completely retro--and
ultra-modern-- in one big boulder-sized roll.
New owner Kirby Bond is converting the long-closed bowling alley into Bedroxx, a state-of-the-art venue big on family entertainment, from fun bowling to video games and screens, from high-tech light shows to glow in the dark bowling balls and shoes. League bowlers and adults out on the town also will find something to enjoy in this Flintstones-like wonderland, including an expanded lounge/sports bar featuring its own pool tables, a small package store, and a kitchen serving a variety of meals and snacks, including some of the best pizza in town. |
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| FULL STORY | Kirby Bond
owned and operated nightclubs in Albuquerque, Colorado, Arizona and Texas for 18 years before deciding to open a Bedroxx family bowling entertainment center near Tucson. He's currently chiseling out a second Bedroxx in TorC and eyeing a July grand opening. |
