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Bear spotted near Fredericksburg, and locals can't believe their eyes - Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier
 The Gazette: Eastern Iowa Breaking News and Headlines | Bear spotted near Fredericksburg, and locals can't believe their eyes Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier FREDERICKSBURG --- This time of year, Bob Vorwald has an early morning routine to keep Plum Creek Golf Course in good condition. Turn on sprinklers. Hit a few weeds. Check on the black bear ambling across the No. 3 fairway . Black bear spotted again in northeast Iowa |
Carmel's Monon Depot Museum focuses on Lynnwood Farm - Chicago Tribune
Carmel's Monon Depot Museum focuses on Lynnwood Farm Chicago Tribune Today, they play golf along Plum Creek. But it wasn't so long ago that the beautiful land just west of the White River and north of 116th Street was home to cows, pigs and lots of horses. The Carmel Clay Historical Society doesn't want you to forget ... |
Fifth Annual Golf Tournament by Austin Capital Area Chapter - St. Mary's University
Fifth Annual Golf Tournament by Austin Capital Area Chapter St. Mary's University The Austin Capital Area Chapter of the St. Mary's University Alumni Association is hosting their Fifth Annual Golf Tournament. The tournament will be held at Plum Creek Golf Course in Kyle, Texas on Saturday, May 19, 2012. Proceeds from the tournament ... |
Kyle, Texas is more than…Simply Charming - Hays Free Press
Kyle, Texas is more than…Simply Charming Hays Free Press Plum Creek Golf Course continues to draw huge crowds and has been hosting upwards of 150 golfers a day. The Motley has some very yummy sandwiches on freshly baked bread and, who can stand to drive by the Texas Pie Company without stopping in for a ... |
4 altruistic Indianapolis-area children make a difference - Indianapolis Star
4 altruistic Indianapolis-area children make a difference Indianapolis Star The first big fundraiser, RGB Golf Outing, is planned for June 18 at Plum Creek Golf Course in Carmel. "It's neat to know your son is so involved and wants to help," Gray said. Call Star reporter Barb Berggoetz at (317) 444-6294. |