Free bowling all summer

I just heard about the “kids bowl free” program, which allows kids, age 18 and under, to play two free games of bowling every day during the summer. That's right, they can go bowling every day if they want to. For free.

You can roll with the family on last night of 2012

It's not easy to accommodate all ages on New Year's Eve, but the Vantage Bowling Centers around Tucson aim to do just that.

Cops: Teens got lap dances at party for NY boy, 16

SOUTH GLENS FALLS, N.Y. — Exotic dancers performed lap dances on teenagers at a boy’s surprise 16th birthday party in an upstate New York village, police said, and investigators were trying to determine whether any organizer of the celebration committed a crime.

Special Olympics bowlers hit '300' scores for fun all around

Staff Sgt. Brandon Duenas, a volunteer lane monitor from Davis-Monthan Air Force base, shares a high-five with Special Olympian Juan Lopez from Sunnyside High School during the annual Special Olympics bowling competition at Golden Pin Lanes.

Special Olympics bowlers hit '300' scores for fun all around

The thud of a bowling ball hitting the lane.

Free bowling at several Tucson locations tomorrow

Vantage Bowling is hosting Free Family Fun day at all five of its locations, tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

State Olympic champs

Northwest Tucson Special Olympics sent three softball teams to the Arizona State Fall Championships Oct. 16 and 17 in Surprise.

State Olympic champs

Shot at Obama's off-hours basketball is a brick

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Halloween on Saturday a treat for Tucsonans

Trick or treating is often made trickier by the need to go to work or school the next morning.

Halloween on Saturday a treat for Tucsonans

Ceremony will honor Cecil for selection to Hall

Chuck Cecil hasn't given much thought to today's ceremony at Arizona Stadium, where he will be honored for his pending induction into the College Football Hall of Fame.

Ceremony will honor Cecil for selection to Hall

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Greg Hansen : Coaching on 'D' nearly a no-win game in Pac-10

In Tim Kish's first year as a college football coach, 1979 at Purdue, it was his responsibility to help prepare a game plan against the mighty Michigan Wolverines.