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| paintball News Archive 20-Apr-2008 |
Gravestones Hit With Paintball Shots (News Channel 5 Nashville)Vandals used a Middle Tennessee cemetery as a paintball shooting gallery. Dickson police are looking for whoever marred more than 40 headstones.
Sunday single: The Inversions (The Sacramento Bee)"Sunday Single" is on the soundtrack tip this week with a song from the upcoming movie "Jake's Corner." The Inversions are, from left, Will Comstock, Ryan Offield, Adam Varona and Scott McConaughey.
Finding adventure not far from here (The Morning Sun)Adventure: A sloop merchant ship built by the crew of Captain Robert Gray on his second voyage to the Northwest Coast of North America.
Club paintball to face nation's best (Penn State Collegian)Mike Wickey and Tyler Nehlig used to compete on the national paintball circuit with hopes of winning cash professionally.
Police Arrest Third Suspect in Paintball Shooting (WestportNow)Westport police have arrested a third suspect for the paintball assault last week on Officer Richard Bagley during a routine traffic stop, police announced today.
ISU Paintball Club claims first, next stop nationals (Daily Vidette)One. Some say it is the loneliest number. The members of the Redbird Paintball Club, however, are glad to see that number. After years of hard work, they are ranked number one in the country heading into nationals for the first time in the club's history. "Every year since I've been here, we've always been ranked in the top 10 and now we're finally number one," Aaron Hiatt, a junior ...
Acts put I-94 drivers at risk (Leader-Telegram)Four Eau Claire teens face numerous felony and misdemeanor charges in connection with an April 6 incident in which police say paintball guns were shot and baseball-sized rocks thrown at numerous vehicles on Interstate 94 in the town of Union.
Cerabino: Boynton turns trash eyesores into eye-poppers (The Palm Beach Post)In Boynton Beach, strange things get painted.
In tough times, those who've got it still flaunt it (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)Many wealthy people untouched by the economic slump aren't skimping on big-ticket items and lavish events.
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