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Women&amp;#39;s Championships begins new era in El Paso

Women's Championships begins new era in El Paso

The start of the 2010 United States Bowling Congress Women's Championships is right around the corner, and the city of El Paso, Texas, is preparing to welcome more than 30,000 bowlers to Sun City.

Aaron Smith blog: Welcome to that West Texas town

Aaron Smith blog: Welcome to that West Texas town

Now that I have a week underneath my belt here in El Paso, it's time for an update. Let's start at the beginning (a revolutionary idea).

El Paso among safest cities in the United States

El Paso among safest cities in the United States

With the start of the 2010 USBC Women's Championships just days away, the USBC and El Paso Convention and Visitors Bureau want to remind bowlers that El Paso, Texas, is ranked among the safest cities in the United States.

Emma Hendrickson, 100, credits staying active and the value of volunteering

Emma Hendrickson, 100, credits staying active and the value of volunteering

Once upon a day, Emma Hendrickson used to set up bowling pins at the local YMCA as part of an ongoing commitment to her favorite sport. The self-described "Judge Judy" of New Jersey bowling protocol, she worked as a secretary at the Y and pitched in at miscellaneous tasks such as pinsetter when the regular pinsetter didn't report for work.

Aaron Smith blog: Goodbye Reno, hello El Paso

Aaron Smith blog: Goodbye Reno, hello El Paso

Well, this first blog entry was going to be me introducing myself to the bowling world, but too many cool things have happened within the past few hours that deserve this space instead.

Michelle Feldman sets the record in singles

Michelle Feldman sets the record in singles

Michelle Feldman has been a dominating force in women's bowling for more than a decade. She showed at the 2009 United States Bowling Congress Women's Championships that a true champion can prevail despite early struggles.

Participation stories highlight 2009 Women&amp;#39;s Championships

Participation stories highlight 2009 Women's Championships

The 2009 USBC Women's Championship in Reno, Nev., saw two competitors hit the 50-year mark for participation, another reach 60 years and Mini Tvaska extend her participation record.

Home of 2010 USBC Women&amp;#39;s Championships among safest cities

December 07, 2009

Home of 2010 USBC Women's Championships among safest cities

El Paso, Texas, home of the 2010 United States Bowling Congress Women's Championships, has once again found itself ranked among the safest cities in the United States.