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The hype of the Auburn Tiger's SEC win has not died down and one Auburn fan is celebrating the big win in a unique way.In Fayetteville GA, Robert Fulton is celebrating the Tiger's big SEC win by displaying
The hype of the Auburn Tigers' SEC win hasn't died down and one Auburn fan is celebrating the big win in a unique way.
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The Wrightstown Elementary School campus stands empty now, but it could soon be a community of homes.
The Wrightstown Elementary School campus stands empty now, but it could soon be a community of homes.
TUCSON, AZ (Tucson News Now) -
A Tucson area native, and the 2008 College National Finals Rodeo all-around champion, has died in an accident while boating on Lake Roosevelt in central Arizona.
26-year-old Wyatt Althoff, originally from Oracle, graduated from Canyon Del Oro High School and from New Mexico State. He had been making a name for himself in the ranks of the Turquoise Circuit which includes the Tucson Rodeo.
The Payson Roundup reports, "out with friends on Roosevelt Lake, Wyatt somehow fell from the boat. The friends and family aboard the boat said they turned around and he was gone. He never surfaced. It took a dedicated rescue crew groping through the gloom in the bottom of the lake more than a day to find his body."
At the time of his death, he and his partner T.J. Brown, were fourth in the Turquoise Circuit standings.
Althoff is survived by his parents, Linda Smith and former PRCA bull rider Brent Althoff and his girlfriend Kelsey Early.
