Paralympic torchbearer Ping Yali was helped by her guide dog Lucky at the opening ceremony of the Games, but her faithful friend might not be able to give her the help she needs for much longer.

To close the chapter from last week, Pittsburg State’s game-winning touchdown was inbounds.A shot taken by KODE weekend sports anchor Andy Searcy clearly shows that wide receiver Marques Nelson dragged his right foot in the back of the end zone for a touchdown with 16 seconds remaining, giving the Gorillas a 21-14 victory over Missouri Southern.After the last-minute loss to the No. 7 Gorillas, ...

"Lucky; Hou Bin! Lucky; Hou Bin!" yells Ping Yali, a partially blind Chinese woman. "Lucky" is her 30-month-old guide dog. She holds on to his harness with her left hand. In her right, Ping proudly lifts up the Paralympic torch. Ping cannot see the bright lights beating down on her; she can't even see the torch she is holding, but she can hear thousands of cheering fans. Their screams get louder ...

A spaghetti dinner will be hosted by the Native Daughters of the Golden West South Butte Parlor No. 226, with proceeds benefiting the Sutter Cemetery's Avenue of Flags project.

All dogs need a dog collar because it’s usually required by law. You might like the look of wide leather dog collars. But is this the right kind of collar for your dog? You need to take in mind your dog’s physique, temperament and any training issues he or she might have. You might discover that the best dog collar isn’t a wide leather dog collar at all. If Your Dog Pulls Some dog trainers will recommend a wide leather dog collar to help discourage dogs from pulling strongly on the lead