Geise

29. September 2010 | 06:30

Coup d’Etat king mixes things up

When Darin Geise opened Coup d’Etat six years ago, you could say that he was looking to shake up the usual design regime. He envisioned a shop that constantly evolved and wasn’t true to one style; he wanted a place that was anything but traditional and… Coup d’ÃƒÂ©tat - Design - United States - Darin Geise - History (News Source: San Francisco Chronicle - 12:50:45)

Cubs go 4-2 at Fort Dodge

FORT DODGE - The Nevada volleyball team got a glimpse of how good a team it could be at the Fort Dodge Invitational Saturday in Fort Dodge as the Cubs went up against several larger schools and finished the tournament with a 4-2 record.. (News Source: Nevada Journal - 06:06:23)

Warriors shine at tennis tourney in Delta

The Central High School tennis team picked up four championships and the team title Saturday at the Delta Invitational. The Warriors came one match short of a singles sweep. Austin Krebill defeated Hotchkiss’ Zach Larmer for the No. 2 singles title 3-6, 6-1, 6-2 and was joined by Drake Geise, who beat Logan Dean of Cortez 6-1, 6-3 in the No. 3 title match. (News Source: The Daily Sentinel - 04:33:53)

Field hockey: Two for Loughery as Phantoms top Spring-Ford

CHARLESTOWN - On another sweltering hot September afternoon, Phoenixville’s field hockey team finally found the stroke of good luck Friday against Spring-Ford. (News Source: The Mercury - 11:11:39)

Tryon Farm continues relationship with nature

Tryon Farm calls itself a unique conservation community. Just east of Michigan city, minutes to Lake Michigan, Tryon Farm doesn’t look anything like most Northwest Indiana housing developments. It’s not your average new subdivision. It’s not a working dairy farm, but it used to be and maintains that relationship with nature. Unlike most housing developments, particularly those constructed on … (News Source: Post-Tribune - 09:02:20)

It’s only going to get tougher for Grizzlies to beat teams like Sac St.

MISSOULA - It’s becoming increasingly apparent that the Montana Grizzlies no longer can expect the Sacramento States of the football universe to lay down whenever they enter Washington-Grizzly Stadium. (News Source: Great Falls Tribune - 11:26:19)

Audubon gala, auction coming up

With the riverfront celebration behind us as well as several Audubon-themed art exhibits and other events, it might seem like the bicentennial celebration of the artist/naturalist’s 1810 arrival in Henderson is winding down. (News Source: The Gleaner - 04:04:48)

Developers create an undisturbed landscape

You half expect to hear Ma Kettle ringing a dinner bell at the Tryon Farm Guest House , a unique Michigan City bed and breakfast that blends rural escape with surprising comfort. This 1896 Victorian farmhouse was purchased by Ed and Eva Noonan in 1990 when they began the conservation community development that has built 63 green homes on a 170-acre former dairy farm. As a condition of the sale … (News Source: Post-Tribune - 09:01:18)

GJ wins physical battle with Cortez

The Grand Junction High School soccer team dealt with plenty of physical play Friday at Montezuma-Cortez, winning 2-0. “Their defenders were coming at us fast and physically,” Grand Junction coach Stephen Latta said. (News Source: The Daily Sentinel - 06:21:44)

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