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JACKSON, TENN. (September 6, 2010) - Leury Bonilla had played all nine positions this season, but not in one game. Leury played all nine positions in Monday's season finale at Pringles Park. The Diamond Jaxx (73-66) beat Chattanooga, 8-0.

JACKSON, TENN. - The Diamond Jaxx (72-66) put on an offensive exhibition Sunday afternoon at Pringles Park, thrashing the Lookouts, 13-2. The Jaxx had 16 hits in the game and scored seven of their 13 runs in the bottom of the first inning.

Millions were invested to make the world's first baked stackable potato chips in job-starved Mahnomen.

JACKSON, TENN. - Behind a strong pitching performance from Anthony Vasquez, the Diamond Jaxx (71-66) beat Chattanooga (65-72) at Pringles Park Saturday, 5-3. The Jaxx have already clinched a playoff berth, but lead the series now two games to none.

The Jackson City Council will vote Tuesday on whether to allow the West Tenn Diamond Jaxx to use funding from tax increment dollars to cover $1 million for the first stage of a Pringles Park redevelopment project.

West Tenn's Carlos Peguero hit a two-RBI triple in the sixth inning to open a one-run game and give the Diamond Jaxx the 5-3 win over the Chattanooga Lookouts at Pringles Park on Saturday.

JACKSON, TENN. - Carlos Peguero singled up the middle with the Jaxx down one in the bottom of the ninth to walkoff with a playoff clinching win. The Diamond Jaxx (70-66) beat the Chattanooga Lookouts (65-71) on Friday night at Pringles Park, 8-7.

The Diamond Jaxx (69-66) magic number to make the playoffs is now down to just one. The Diamond Jaxx beat the Mississippi Braves (60-73) at Pringles Park, in front of 2,082 on Thursday night, 4-2. Luis Munoz went 6.2 innings for the Jaxx and got his second win in his last three starts.

Adults just don’t get it. Despite generation upon generation of evidence to the contrary, they still think they can fool kids into eating food that’s good for them.In the latest misguided effort, the $1 billion baby carrot industry is betting it can dupe kids — and other snack food eaters — into giving up their Doritos, Fritos and Cheetos in exchange for little bags of healthy orange tubers. It ...

Thousands of deployed troops won't be home with their children to enjoy Halloween, so the Shreveport chapter of Operation Support Our Troops (OSOT) will be packing Halloween boxes for them.