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Players withdraw from Joburg Open after travel ban news
Golfers from the United Kingdom withdrew from the Joburg Open on its first day in an attempt to get home safely after the government announced it was banning flights from South Africa because of the new COVID-19 variant. The inaugural season of the DP World Tour began Thursday with the Joburg Open in Johannesburg, South Africa. More than a dozen golfers pulled out of the event on Thursday and early Friday when they heard the U.K. was readying to suspend flights from six southern African countries, the Associated Press reported. Rugby matches scheduled in South Africa have been called off
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U.S. News & World Report Announces the Best Vehicle Brand and Best CPO Program Awards | Press Room
Washington, D.C. – U.S. News & World Report, the global authority in rankings and consumer advice, today unveiled its Best Vehicle Brand awards and Best Certified Pre-Owned Program award for 2022. The Best Vehicle Brand awards, evaluating 36 brands, recognize industry-wide excellence for cars, SUVs, trucks and luxury vehicles. By highlighting the best brand in the four major segments of the automotive marketplace, the awards help consumers narrow their search for a new car. Drawing on data from the U.S. News Best Used Cars rankings and each auto brand’s CPO program parameters, the Best Certified Pre-Owned Program award highlights the
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Top Legal News November 2021
Monday, November 15, 2021 Happy November! Read on for the latest updates in law firm moves, pro bono and awards: Law Firm Professionals on the Move Beveridge and Diamond welcomed Alyse Constantinide to their Environmental Crimes Defense and Internal Investigations practice in Washington, DC. Ms. Constantinide is a former Deputy Chief at the US Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia, and she serves as counsel on high-stakes compliance and enforcement matters, as well as white collar litigation and internal investigations. “We are delighted that Alyse chose B&D for the next phase of her already impressive career and to
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Travel center developers seek rezoning | News, Sports, Jobs
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Bill Nunez steps down as vice chancellor for business and finance | News
Vice Chancellor for Business and Finance Bill Nunez is stepping down at the end of the calendar year after accepting another position at Texas Christian University. Nunez worked for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for 18 years, four of those in his current position. His tenure at Nebraska included serving as associate to the chancellor and chief of staff for Chancellor Ronnie Green and former Chancellor Harvey Perlman as well as director of institutional research and planning, according to a news release from Nebraska Today published Wednesday. In the release, Green praised Nunez, wishing him nothing but continued success in his
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