Wolf Lake Academy Award winner Rod Steiger heads a powerful cast in this violent and bloody clash between a World War II veteran and a Vietnam army deserter. Steiger plays Charlie, an ex-Marine who has lost his only son in Vietnam. He and his friends George (Richard Herd), Sweeny (Paul Mantee), and Wilbur (Jerry Hardin) fly to a remote Canadian hunting lodge for their annual outing. There they are met by lodge caretaker David (David Huffman) and his sexy girlfriend Linda (Robin Mattson). Charlie discovers David’s desertion and as they clash, tension mounts. Slowly, hatred builds and results in a brutal gang rape. David wreaks revenge as one by one, the hunters become the hunted and fall to his suppressed lust for killing.

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RICHLAND TOWNSHIP - Sushi is coming to Johnstown as part of the eclectic menu at the recently opened 4 Corners of the World Restaurant & Bar. Located along the 1200 block of Scalp Avenue, the restaurant’s name reflects the theme executive chef Justin Berkebile has brought to the menu.

Drums are in full swing - they’re a hard fish to beat 
Our weather has been a fisherman’s dream. Trust me, there are many anglers - from pros to novices, from families spending spring break on Amelia Island to our usual locals - out on the water trying their luck.

Landry’s to take $8.6M charge over options errors 
Landry’s Restaurants Inc. said late Friday it will take a higher than expected charge due to previously disclosed stock option accounting errors and will delay filing its 2006 financial results with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

March 28, 2007 obituaries 
Fairia N. Davidson, 75, of Cookeville passed away March 24, 2007. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday, March 28, at Cookeville First Assembly of God Church with the Rev. Bobby Davis officiating.

Former mayor joins Coldwell Banker Seaside Realty team 
Coldwell Banker Seaside Realty has announced the addition of agent Duncan Wright to the Kitty Hawk office. Mayor of Kill Devil Hills, NC, from 1995-1997 and member of the town’s board of commissioners from 1993-1995, Wright continues to be an active member of the Outer Banks community.

Kansas restaurants cited for code violations 
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment has cited several area restaurants for health code violations.

For Tabasco sauce-making family, no bland plans 
The McIlhenny Company, which owns Tabasco sauce, has weathered storms, both personal and economic, to keep the business going for more than 130 years.

Steaking a claim in Plymouth: New outpost of Stoneforge upholds tradition 
STONEFORGE AT BERT’S COVE

WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2008 First-Look [Xbox 360 PlayStation 2 PlayStation 3 PSP DS Wii] 
THQ parts the curtains on this year’s SmackDown! vs. RAW and gives a sneak peek at the Wii version of the game.

Sometimes, memory fails at new Johnny V 
When Johnny Vinczencz, self-styled Caribbean Cowboy, rode into town some dozen years ago and began dishing up his brand of smoky, silky layers and textures, I was impressed. I brought friends to his Astor Place restaurant and lined up at Johnny V’s Kitchen on Alton Road for sandwiches on fresh-baked bread with homemade ketchup and pickles.

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