Lee County resorts expect solid weekend (The News-Press)
Many aren't letting high gas prices and tropical weather uncertainty keep them from Labor Day plans at Fort Myers Beach, Sanibel and other resorts.
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Resorts expect a solid Labor Day weekend (The News-Press)
Labor Day Weekend is shaping up decently for Southwest Florida resorts and related businesses.
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Travel scams that you should avoid (rediff.com)
Being caught up in a travel scam is enough to ruin a trip. We identify nine travel scams that you should avoid, from hidden resort fees to counterfeit merchandise to identity theft.
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Bradley Pleased With His Team's Determination (Goal.com)
The United States national team had never won a World Cup qualifier in Guatemalauntil they posted a 1-0 victory on Wednesday night in a terse, rhythmless match at Estadio Mateo Flores. Afterward, head coach Bob Bradley praised his players' grit in a game that saw few moments of class or creativity.
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ASD Fights to Re-Open Business UPDATE (WCTV Tallahassee)
Quincy internet advertising company Ad Surf Daily has filed a motion to re-open its doors.
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Glitter refuses to board UK flight after 'heart attack' (Independent)
Shamed rock star Gary Glitter remains in limbo today after refusing to board a flight to the UK following his release from a Vietnamese prison.
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10 things: Penguins can be knighted (BBC News)
Snippets from the week's news, sliced, diced and processed for your convenience.
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Afternoon Olympic Update -- August 18, 2008 (WJBF-TV Augusta)
The latest from the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympic Games. BEIJING (AP) - Olympic 100-meter champion Usain Bolt has advanced to the second round of qualifying in the 200 meters.
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Olympics: day ten live (Guardian Unlimited)
Phillips Idowu gets his triple jump campaign underway and Helen Tucker and Hollie Avil compete in the women's triathlon. Follow the action NOW
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Travel Scams to Avoid (WAVY 10)
Writers like to think they're immune to the scams that plague ordinary travelers. But wandering scribes are just as susceptible to stings and swindles anyone else.
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