Latest news with #Midway
Business Journals
3 hours ago
- Business
- Business Journals
Uptown Houston office campus to transform with addition of retail, restaurant buildings (RENDERINGS)
Commercial Real Estate The Uptown office campus already has signed a significant restaurant tenant for its expansion. Expand Houston-based Midway recently broke ground on the new additions to its Central Park Post Oak campus, which currently includes three office towers sitting on 17 acres near the intersection of Post Oak Boulevard and Ambassador Way. The centerpieces of the project will be two new r... Expand to read more Courtesy of Midway A prominent Uptown office complex is set to be transformed into a mixed-use development with the addition of two buildings aimed at attracting retail and restaurant tenants, with one restaurant concept already secured.
Yahoo
4 days ago
- General
- Yahoo
Midway softball claims 6A D-1 State Championship
AUSTIN, Texas (FOX 44) — Midway avenged last season's runner-up performance by dominating Clear Springs 9-1 to clinch the 6A D-1 title. The Panthers have been on a mission all season long and that showed once again, with the Panthers jumping out to a two-run lead in the thanks to a RBI singles from Lanee Brown and Amaya Locke. In the third Inning, Midway exploded for five run two-out rally that took advantage of multiple walks and two errors. Peyton Phillipp earned the games MVP by tossing a complete game with 11 strikeouts while only allowing one run to cap off a monumental season. The Panthers end the season with a 32-3 record and brought home the first State Championship since 2010. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
CBS News
23-05-2025
- CBS News
First holiday travel weekend kicks off with Real ID requirements at Chicago airports
Travel experts expect the roads and airports to be packed as Memorial Day weekend travel kicks off. This will be the first holiday travel period with the new Real ID requirements at airports. Crews at O'Hare are on standby to help travelers navigate the new requirements, and they warn that delays are possible. Chicago's airports are seeing a surge of passengers for the long holiday weekend, but Thursday was the busiest day at O'Hare Airport. More travelers are expected at Midway Airport on Monday. The Chicago Department of Aviation is expecting more than 1.8 million travelers between Midway and O'Hare airports, a 5% increase from last year. Across the country, TSA expects to screen 18 million passengers and crew through the middle of next week. AAA says more than three million people will be traveling by plane this year, a 2% jump from last year. Air travel overall is 2% more expensive this year. Nationwide, on the road, Memorial Day weekend travel is already underway, and AAA is predicting a record 45.1 million people to travel over the next few days. That would break the Memorial Day travel weekend record set in 2005. For the more than 39 million expected to hit the roads, gas prices are expected to hit a four-year low -- with the national average for unleaded regular gas at $3.19 a gallon. That's down 40 cents compared to last year. Can I get on a plane without a Real ID? Travelers will not be kicked off their flight if they don't have a Real ID. The Transportation Security Administration said if you don't have a Real ID or passport, you can still fly but you will have to submit to a more intense identity verification process that involves collecting personal information like your name and current address to confirm your identity. Once your identity is confirmed, you will then have to go through enhanced screening at TSA checkpoints. Other compliant forms of ID include a military identification card or a Trusted Traveler card from a program like Global Entry, NEXUS, SENTRI or FAST. A full list of acceptable IDs can be found on the TSA website. If you don't have acceptable ID, won't cooperate with additional identity verification, or your identity can't be confirmed, you will not be able to enter a security checkpoint. If your ID is non-compliant, you may also be pulled out to a separate area to complete your screening process.
Sydney Morning Herald
23-05-2025
- Sport
- Sydney Morning Herald
Race-by-race tips and previews for Saturday's meeting at Randwick
Race 1 – 11AM SPORTING CHANCE CANCER FOUNDATION HANDICAP (1200 METRES) 5. Agarwood could not have been any more impressive on debut at Warwick Farm. It was a win that ticked every box. The daughter of Wooton Bassett jumped on terms, but once she was cleared, she was happy to settle in behind the speed. She dropped her head and when asked to quicken put a margin on her rivals. What also stands out is that she clocked a time half a second quicker than the colts and gelding's 1000m race at the same meeting. That was won by 2. Regulated Affair. Her time was even quicker, marginally, than the BM72 won by Pokerjack. Two-year-olds running a faster time than the older horses is a big tick. How she handles the jump straight out to 1200m on a heavy track is the punt. 3. Sequista has been scratched several times since she tackled the Percy Sykes. That leaves her to tackle Saturday's race six weeks between runs. She came from well back to run third on debut behind Within The Law before finishing two lengths away from Tempted, arguably the season's best two-year-old. How to play it: Agarwood to win. Race 2 – 11.35AM MIDWAY HANDICAP (1400 METRES) 9. First Mission returned as a gelding at Canterbury over 1200m and landed confident late bets to win like a horse that should go through his grades. This Midway looks a perfect stepping stone out to 1400m. He still isn't the finished article, but the operation looks to have him on the right path given the way he executed three weeks ago. It's no easy task winning in any grade first up on a heavy track and that's what this three-year-old achieved. He had only one official trial prior, too. Zac Wadick takes the ride on Saturday, and the son of Snitzel will carry 53.5kg. 14. Bend The Knee made up late ground to run third at the midweeks last start. The run was better than the form guide reads. It wasn't easy work for backmarkers at that meeting. The wetter the better for the six-year-old given how he won at Wyong on a heavy 10 two back. 15. Oui Oui Oui is another untapped three-year-old. Was deep ended in the Hawkesbury Guineas where he was only beaten four lengths. How to play it: First Mission to win. Race 3 – 12.10PM TAB HIGHWAY HANDICAP (1200 METRES) If a dry track awaited, you'd be happy to take the short odds about 2. So You Pence. The lightly raced five-year-old is making up for lost time having spent over two years on the sidelines before this campaign. She raced like she needed it first up. Since then, she had recorded two wins by a combined margin of 10 lengths. She was sent around $1.35 at Goulburn, winning by near seven lengths before starting a similar price at Wagga. Has good tactical speed, race sense and a turn of foot. The unknown on Saturday is how the daughter of So You Think handles a heavy track. She has only raced on good tracks. If Matt Dale is happy to run, that might be a push in itself. 1. My Last Hooray has improved with each run this time back. Has a heavy-track win already to his name, albeit in easier grade. He overachieved relative to his starting price at Warwick Farm last start in BM72 company. After settling out the back he made late ground behind Secure. How to play it: So You Pence to win. Race 4 – 12.45PM CHALOUHI HANDICAP (1800 METRES) 5. Hurstville Zagreb was eight weeks between runs when resuming at Gosford. The O'Shea and Charlton-trained galloper had to be stoked up early but kept finding the line to go down in a photo finish. A dropped whip in the straight may have proved costly. The progression out to 1800m looks perfect now as he lopes towards the Queensland Derby. The son of Divine Prophet is an imposing three-year-old. He just needs time to wind up. The Randwick expanses and a heavy track should at least ensure he isn't outsprinted. He won on a heavy track at Goulburn in maiden grade and looked very comfortable in the going. 4. Duvana had excuses through that same race at Gosford last start, yet was still beaten less than a length. He didn't get the chance to build into the race. Gosford is a momentum track. He had to make his run underneath the field, too. That was inferior ground in the straight. Duvana also has a heavy-track win to his name. 9. Sisu Spirit wasn't given much early peace at Wyong last start but kept running through the line to win well. How to play it: Hurstville Zagreb to win.
Hospitality Net
22-05-2025
- Business
- Hospitality Net
Culinary-First Hotel Brand Appellation Joins Forces with Deepak Chopra to Open AMEYALLI Park City by Appellation
Appellation, the groundbreaking culinary-first hotel brand by Michelin-starred chef Charlie Palmer and luxury hospitality veteran Christopher Hunsberger, joins forces with globally renowned wellness pioneer Deepak Chopra to create a transformative wellness destination community: AMEYALLI Park City by Appellation, set to debut in 2026. Blending culinary excellence with a transformative wellness experience, this strategic alliance is set to redefine standards of luxury retreats, while serving as an inviting sanctuary for the local community. Built around a natural geothermal spring used by humans for nearly five millennia, AMEYALLI is located on 78 acres of pristine landscape in the mountain town of Midway, Utah. With 28 natural hot springs and uninterrupted views of the snowcapped Wasatch Mountains. Appellation will manage and operate AMEYALLI Park City by Appellation, comprised of an 80-key hotel, a Charlie Palmer restaurant and bar, along with a state-of-the-art Wellbeing Center complete with expansive spa, luxury pool, and additional farm-to-table restaurant. The surrounding wellness development will also feature the AMEYALLI Center of Excellence in partnership with Deepak Chopra, as well as three types of private luxury residences. Appellation, distinguished by its culinary-first approach and dedication to imbuing each hotel with the essence of its local surroundings, will integrate seamlessly with AMEYALLI's carefully crafted aesthetic. Conceived by award-winning architecture firm Overland Partners, the resort's design will honor and celebrate the land and its storied heritage. AMEYALLI Park City by Appellation is built around a preserved granite dome, the highest point of the community, where generations of local dwellers and visitors journeyed to connect with the land's healing energy and breathtaking views. Design components, drawn from the geology of the site, will include a palette of materials and textures selected to provide an unmistakable sense of place and unity with its surroundings. Appellation is committed to delivering immersive and interactive culinary experiences that transcend traditional food and beverage venues at hotels. Key features include engaging lobbies designed as entertaining spaces and culinary centers, regular culinary demonstrations introducing guests to local makers, and more than 50 annual Crafted at Appellation hands-on learning programs with community artisans. AMEYALLI's 55-acre natural geological preserve and biodiverse garden will complement Appellation's goal of growing produce onsite, while also supporting local producers to source high-quality ingredients. Situated on the perimeter of Midway's idyllic village, AMEYALLI Park City by Appellation will be an ideal gateway for downtown strolls and a restaurant scene waiting to be discovered. The property is also located 10 minutes from the newly expanded Deer Valley Ski Resort, 20 minutes from Park City and less than an hour from both Salt Lake City and Provo airports. It is poised to become a premier destination for those seeking an extraordinary retreat in a setting of unparalleled natural beauty. Hotel website
