Jason Kerr

Caleb Mozell will be staying close to home when he starts his WHL career and he wouldn't have it any other way.

The World Voyager Horizon Suite is one of the small-ship world's better-kept secrets—a cabin category that quietly outperforms its stablemate, the Veranda Suite, in ways that matter most to experienced cruisers.

There is a moment, somewhere between the first sip of a perfectly mixed cocktail and the opening notes of a live performance, when it becomes clear that evenings on World Voyager are something altogether different. This is not the nightlife of oversized theaters and Broadway retreads. It is something more considered, more intimate—and far more enjoyable.

Step aboard the World Voyager Veranda Suite and one thing is immediately clear: Atlas Ocean Voyages has thought carefully about what discerning expedition travelers actually want. The suite channels unmistakable private-yacht energy—nautical in sensibility, polished in execution—and pairs it with designer finishes that elevate the experience well above the ordinary.

The World Voyager has an impressive range of wellness options—from a heated outdoor pool and twin whirlpools to a full-service spa and a state-of-the-art fitness studio.

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It's amazing how much can change in a day. Roughly 24 hours after opening for the season, Cooke Municipal Golf Course was forced to close

It might be human to gripe and grumble, but that doesn't make it any less annoying. It's even more exasperating when said complainers sit on the fence and refuse to do anything about it.

It was supposed to be a night out with friends at the movies.

Thursday was a banner day for the Carlton Crusaders track team.