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Joyline Chepngeno Disqualified: Sierre-Zinal Scandal & Coach Suspension

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Sierre-Zinal Winner​ Joyline Chepngeno Disqualified for Doping

Sierre-ZinalS 2025 race winner, Joyline Chepngeno, has been ​disqualified after testing‌ positive for a prohibited substance, race organizers announced. The Kenyan athlete admitted to‌ injecting⁣ the substance, according to ⁤a press ‍release.

The ‌Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) has ⁢issued a two-year suspension for Chepngeno, stripping her of ⁤all results achieved as August 9, 2025 – including⁣ her⁢ victory in Sierre-Zinal – along⁣ with associated titles, medals,⁣ and prize‍ money. This marks the second doping case linked to coach⁤ Julien Lyon​ in ​three⁤ editions of‍ the ⁢race.

Organizers have also ‍sanctioned Lyon,suspending him from any involvement with‌ Sierre-Zinal. Athletes associated ⁤with lyon or his Milimani Runners team are now ‌prohibited from participating in the event. The race organizers are also considering seeking compensation for damage to‌ the event’s reputation. This follows a similar case‍ in⁤ 2022, when Mark Kangogo, also coached‍ by Lyon, was ‌found to have⁤ doped after winning the race.⁣

“This doping case comes​ for the 2nd time in 3 editions under the responsibility of coach Julien lyon and his Milimani ‍Runners team,” the press release stated.

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Takapuna Golf Course v Auckland Council: ‘Misinformation is causing a lot of stress’

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor
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NASCAR Plots Long-Term Comeback in Chicago After Rejecting City’s Plea for 2026

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Chicago’s Street Race Roars Back, But Not Before 2027

NASCAR Confirms Hiatus Amidst Talks for Return to City Streets

Chicago’s electrifying NASCAR street race is taking a pause, but the engine is far from cold. The Windy City’s unique urban circuit, which captivated fans and showcased the prowess of drivers like Shane van Gisbergen, will not host a Cup Series event in 2026. This decision follows intense discussions between city officials and NASCAR, signaling a strategic regrouping rather than an outright end to the popular event.

A Bold Experiment Pauses, But Not for Good

The Chicago Street Race, launched with ambitious goals of bringing NASCAR to new urban audiences, has been hailed as a significant success. Its second edition in July 2025 saw **Shane van Gisbergen** replicate his 2023 debut triumph by securing victories in both the Xfinity and Cup Series, starting from pole in each. This remarkable feat mirrored **Kyle Busch**’s 2016 achievement, cementing van Gisbergen’s place in NASCAR lore and Chicago’s racing history.

However, the event’s future beyond 2025 became a key topic for city leaders and NASCAR. While the city advocated for a 2026 return, NASCAR has chosen a one-year hiatus, aiming for a revitalized presence in 2027.

“After this meeting [with NASCAR last night]I am absolutely convinced they want to come back and race in ’27, ’28 and beyond..(But) it’s time to hit the reset button and make sure that the Chicago taxpayers get what they’re entitled to.”

—Alderman Brian Hopkins

Discussions have centered on improving logistical aspects, such as speeding up track setup and breakdown processes, and enhancing the event’s financial viability. NASCAR has pledged to maintain its community engagement throughout 2026 with increased support for local youth and charitable initiatives.

City officials have estimated the operational costs for the race at approximately $15 million. The return of the race hinges on continued stakeholder support and favorable scheduling, with NASCAR indicating a preference for June, July, or possibly August dates, though August presents logistical challenges.

A significant point of discussion has been the timing of the event, with feedback suggesting that holding the race over the July 4th holiday caused disruption. Both city officials and NASCAR are in agreement that future iterations should avoid this period.

San Diego Gears Up for NASCAR’s Next Urban Adventure

NASCAR’s decision to bypass Chicago in 2026 is part of a broader strategy to explore new urban settings. The sport is shifting its focus to San Diego for 2026, targeting the iconic Coronado Naval Base as a potential venue. This move, reminiscent of the backdrop for “Top Gun: Maverick,” aligns with NASCAR’s aim to blend racing with unique cultural and entertainment experiences, thereby broadening its appeal.

The Chicago Street Race has been a significant economic driver, generating an estimated $128 million for the city in 2024 alone. The 2025 event also saw strong revenue figures, with over 50,000 attendees braving inclement weather, demonstrating the race’s popularity as a festival-like spectacle.

Despite the temporary absence, the enthusiasm for NASCAR’s return to Chicago remains high. The city and the racing organization are actively in discussions for a 2027 revival. As of July 2025, revenue from major sporting events in the US has seen a 7% increase year-over-year, showcasing the continued economic impact of large-scale athletic competitions (Statista, 2025). Chicago’s NASCAR chapter is far from closed; it’s merely awaiting the next green flag.

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Mt Olive Golf: New Superintendent at Southern Wayne CC

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor
written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Southern Wayne Country Club Seeks Golf Course Superintendent in Mt. Olive, NC

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Southern Wayne Country Club in Mt. Olive, North Carolina, is currently seeking a dedicated and experienced Golf Course Superintendent to oversee the maintenance and operations of its golf course. This full-time position offers a salary range of $45,000 to $55,000, with benefits and salary negotiable based on experience.

Responsibilities of the Golf Course Superintendent

The Golf Course superintendent will be responsible for maintaining the overall condition of the golf course, ensuring the highest level of turf and playing conditions. This includes daily operations,scheduling maintenance,managing budgeted costs,and ensuring the proper and safe usage of chemicals.The superintendent will also supervise, coordinate, train, and schedule daily assignments for the golf course staff.

Did You Know? The golf industry contributes nearly $84.1 billion to the U.S. economy annually, supporting nearly two million jobs Golf Industry Report.

Key Duties Include:

  • Overseeing and maintaining turf and playing conditions through staff direction and scheduling.
  • Managing landscape, chemical applications, irrigation, and special cultural practices.
  • Maintaining certification in pesticide application and applying fertilizers and chemicals as needed.
  • Monitoring financial responsibilities, including expenditures, inventory control, purchasing, and budgeting.
  • Overseeing golf course equipment maintenance, inventory, and purchasing programs.

Qualifications and Requirements

Candidates should possess a Bachelor’s degree or one to two years of related experience and/or training, or an equivalent combination. A minimum of three to five years of experience in golf course maintenance is required. The accomplished candidate must also possess,or have the ability to obtain within 90 days,a North Carolina restricted-use pesticide commercial applicator’s license.

Strong communication skills, both verbal and written, are essential, and also basic computational ability, knowledge of computer programs, math skills, and budgetary analysis. The ability to supervise subordinate staff, including assigning duties, evaluating service, and taking disciplinary action when necessary, is also crucial. Knowledge of golf operations is a must, and attendance at monthly board meetings is required.

Pro Tip: Continuous education and staying updated on the latest turf management techniques are crucial for success in this role.

Salary and Benefits

The salary for this Golf Course Superintendent position ranges from $45,000 to $55,000 annually. Benefits are negotiable based on experience.

Position Location Salary Type
Golf Course Superintendent Mt. Olive, North Carolina $45,000 – $55,000 Full-Time

Southern Wayne country Club: A Community Staple

Southern Wayne Country Club is a valued part of the Mt. Olive community, providing a recreational space for golf enthusiasts.Maintaining the course to the highest standards is essential for the enjoyment of its members.

Evergreen Insights: The Evolving Role of Golf course Superintendents

The role of a Golf Course superintendent has evolved considerably over the years. Historically focused primarily on turf management, today’s superintendents must also be adept at financial management, environmental stewardship, and personnel management. They are increasingly expected to implement sustainable practices, conserve water, and minimize the use of chemicals Golf Course Superintendents Association of America.

Technological advancements have also transformed the profession. Superintendents now utilize sophisticated irrigation systems, GPS-guided equipment, and data analytics to optimize course conditions and resource allocation. Furthermore, they play a crucial role in ensuring compliance with environmental regulations and promoting the positive impact of golf courses on local ecosystems.

Frequently Asked Questions About Golf Course Superintendents

What is the typical career path for a Golf Course Superintendent?

Many superintendents start as crew members on a golf course, gaining experience in various aspects of maintenance. They may then advance to assistant superintendent positions before eventually becoming a superintendent. Continuous education and professional growth are essential for career advancement.

How vital is water management in golf course maintenance?

Water management is extremely critically important, especially in regions with limited water resources.Superintendents must implement efficient irrigation practices, utilize drought-tolerant turfgrass varieties, and explore choice water sources to minimize water consumption.

What are the biggest challenges facing golf Course Superintendents today?

Some of the biggest challenges include managing budgets, dealing with labor shortages, adapting to changing weather patterns, and meeting increasing environmental regulations.

Are you passionate about golf course maintenance and possess the skills to lead a team? What innovative strategies woudl you bring to Southern Wayne Country Club?

Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!

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Rupiah to USD Exchange Rate Today: June 16, 2025 | Live Updates

by Priya Shah – Business Editor
written by Priya Shah – Business Editor

Rupiah Exchange Rate Faces Pressure Amid Global Uncertainties

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Jakarta – The Indonesian Rupiah is projected to experience fluctuations against the US dollar in early trading today, June 16, 2025. Currency analysts anticipate the rupiah exchange rate to trade within a range of Rp16,300 to Rp16,350 per US dollar, influenced by a mix of international and domestic economic factors.

Rupiah’s Performance and Influencing Factors

Last week, the rupiah concluded trading on Friday, june 13, 2025, with a 0.38% correction, equivalent to 61 points, settling at Rp16,303.5 against the US dollar. Concurrently, the US dollar index exhibited a slight decrease of 0.4% after an initial strengthening of 0.5%.

Did You Know? The dollar index measures the value of the U.S. dollar relative to a basket of foreign currencies, ofen including the Euro, Japanese Yen, British Pound, Canadian Dollar, Swiss Franc, and Swedish Krona.

According to forex analyst Ibrahim assuaibi,several factors are expected to shape the rupiah’s trajectory this week. Heightened geopolitical tensions,particularly concerns arising from Middle East unrest following escalating tensions, have triggered risk-off sentiment among investors.

Furthermore, apprehension regarding potential tariff escalations, spurred by statements from US officials about raising automotive tariffs, is weighing on market sentiment.

Domestic Economic Indicators

Domestically, Bank Indonesia (BI) forecasts a positive trend in retail sales for may 2025.The Real Sales Index (IPR) is projected to reach 234.0,reflecting an annual growth of 2.6%.

Pro Tip: Monitoring key economic indicators like the Real Sales Index can provide valuable insights into the health of the indonesian economy and potential impacts on the Rupiah.

Considering these factors,Ibrahim projects that the rupiah will experience fluctuations but ultimately close lower,trading between Rp16,300 and Rp16,350 per US dollar.

Dollar’s Safe-Haven Status Questioned

Meanwhile, several analysts are re-evaluating the US dollar’s conventional role as a safe-haven asset amid prevailing global uncertainties.

Rupiah timeline

Time (WIB) Summary Details
15:21 Rupiah Strengthens The rupiah strengthened to Rp16,300 per US dollar.
13:53 Rupiah Fluctuates The rupiah experienced slight volatility, remaining near Rp16,300.
12:30 Rupiah Weakens Slightly The rupiah weakened by 4.5 points to Rp16,308 per US dollar.
10:41 Rupiah Depressed The rupiah strengthened slightly to Rp16,312 per US dollar.
09:12 Rupiah Opens Weak The rupiah opened with a slight weakening to Rp16,306.5 per US dollar.

Understanding Currency Exchange Rates

Currency exchange rates are influenced by a complex interplay of factors, including economic indicators, geopolitical events, and market sentiment. Central banks play a crucial role in managing exchange rates through monetary policy interventions.

Historically, the Rupiah has experienced periods of volatility, often coinciding with global economic crises or significant political events. Understanding these past trends can provide context for current market movements.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Rupiah

what is the current outlook for the Rupiah?

Analysts predict continued fluctuations in the near term, influenced by global uncertainties and domestic economic data.

How can I stay informed about Rupiah exchange rate movements?

Follow reputable financial news sources and consult with financial professionals for expert advice.

What role does Bank Indonesia play in managing the Rupiah?

Bank Indonesia uses monetary policy tools to maintain stability and manage fluctuations in the Rupiah exchange rate.

What are the key economic indicators to watch that affect the Rupiah?

Key indicators include inflation rates,GDP growth,trade balance,and foreign exchange reserves.

How do global events impact the Rupiah exchange rate?

Geopolitical tensions, economic crises, and changes in global trade policies can all substantially impact the Rupiah.

Disclaimer: This article provides general details and should not be considered financial advice. Consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

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