Archery finds following again with help of Hollywood
Kira Curtis draws her bow recently at Red Rock Archery, 3193 Hall Ave. Curtis is among the many newly interested group of archery enthusiasts enjoying the sport, thanks in large part to movies such as “The Hunger Games.” Other things often add to archery’s bump in popularity over the years, such as the Summer Olympics, which begin July 27 in London.
Christopher Tomlinson
Kira Curtis draws her bow recently at Red Rock Archery, 3193 Hall Ave. Curtis is among the many newly interested group of archery enthusiasts enjoying the sport, thanks in large part to movies such as “The Hunger Games.” Other things often add to archery’s bump in popularity over the years, such as the Summer Olympics, which begin July 27 in London.
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Rachel Sauer
Saturday, July 14, 2012
There were the early mornings in the forest with Gale, slipping quietly through the trees, pursuing a squirrel or a wild dog or, on a truly good day, a deer.
In those moments, when Katniss…
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