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| paintball News Archive 03-Feb-2008 |
Shooter didn't have record with local police (The Beaver County Times)NORTH FAYETTE TWP. ? When North Fayette Township police responded to a 911 call late Tuesday at Settlers Place Apartments, it was their first visit to Apartment 408.
Residents complain of paintball attacks (Anderson Independent-Mail)Anderson County Sheriff?s deputies are investigating complaints that paintballs have peppered at least two homes on S.C. 252 in Belton.
Urban warfare comes to Doha (The Peninsula)DOHA ? No laundry to worry about and get as much paint on the outfits as possible is a premise that is bound to attract many to the activity of paintball. Paintball is also an opportunity to play at soldiers, but fortunately, with no bullets involved.
Putting safety first (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette) Two police officers stood outside an open door with guns in hand.
Outdoor Events Calendar (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)Events and activities around the region:
Was fire set at paintball business? (The Athens News Courier)Fire marshals have not yet determined the cause of the fire that destroyed Phoenix Paintball in Athens earlier this month, an official said.
Presidential paintball and more (WPVI-TV Philadelphia)We found a website that takes the presidential race to a much more colorful level.
Creative experiments (CentralOhio.com)CARROLL - Scott Jackson used his love of paintball to score a first place in science. The eighth-grader based his class science project on Einstein's theory of relativity. He used his paintball gun to test his hypothesis.
BHS student in 'Korean War' (Gaffney Ledger) Decked out in camouflage, Tanner Hamrick heard the rumbling of a tank Saturday afternoon and saw 30 figures carrying paintball guns begin to emerge from a clearing in the woods. Hamrick sensed things were about to get ugly and quietly radioed the commander for help while crouched in a hiding place.
Virtually a reality: Kaneva brings 850,000 people online (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)The nightclub throbs with techno pop, with dancers grooving to the beat. One performs a back flip, while "Foxy Bobo" points up and slips to the floor in a heap. "Dragonya" and "Jessikins," two curvy females in matching tartan miniskirts, dance together in a slow grind. [ Submit your comments below. ] It's Friday night at "Club Kaneva," a virtual world where digital alter egos called avatars meet ...
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