Several members of the Washington Wild Things’ organization participated in a Major League Baseball project a few weeks ago. From left to right: Wayne Herrod, Jon Leber, Phil Butch, Brett Grandstrand, Chris Sidick, and Patrick Sadler worked on a film shoot that will air on January 1st, 2009 when the MLB Network is set to debut the largest launch in cable history. [MORE]

CONSOL Energy Park will be transformed from a baseball diamond into a bull riding arena this Saturday (September 27) when Washington Ford hosts Championship Bull Riding. A crew of workmen will descend on the field to lay plastic, plywood, and thousands of pounds of dirt over the infield.
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It’s a little over 500 miles from Nashville to Washington, PA but it seems it’s getting closer every day. Doing major headliner country music shows at the Wild Things ballpark for the fifth straight summer, and this year with a lot of local connection’s around the current No. 1 song, CONSOL Energy Park will filled with the sound of music for its third and last concert of 2008.
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The national eye was focused on CONSOL Energy Park Saturday when John McCain and his running mate Sarah Palin stopped in Washington County. [MORE]