The Far Side covers about every topic known to man, animal, or thing, even the sport of bowling. Whether one loves it or hates it, bowling popped up a handful of times in The Far Side, making some ...

If you are anything like us, last time you went bowling, you thought more about how the ball came back to you than actually ...

A pinsetter works at a D.C. duckpin bowling alley in 1943. Before automation, bowling pins were set by hand. During World War II, bowling alley owners bemoaned manpower shortages. (Esther Bubley ...

Bowling alleys across the country are ditching traditional pinsetters — the machines that sweep away and reset pins — in favor of contraptions that employ string.

Glasgow’s latest bowling and activity venue, is now officially open at Silverburn in Glasgow The venue opened up on Friday, ...

The Brewers were on the wrong end of the Yankees and their new torpedo bats on Saturday — and the reviews from the opposing side were mixed. Trevor Megill spoke out against them.

Scott Lewis inspects the landmark sign for Leilani Lanes, a Greenwood bowling alley that is being demolished to make way for new development.

The person who finds the Golden Pin will even win Main Event for life! "We are devastated about the missing shipment of bowling pins and need the Montclair community's help tracking them down.

For the second year in a row, the Suffolk All-Star girls bowling team came up just short of a victory at the state championships.

Arrange 10 "pins" at the end of the bowling lane in a classic pyramid formation. Your pins can be large soda bottles (either full or half empty) or stacks of toilet paper.

These spots located in Indianapolis' historic buildings bring you back in time through their themed interiors and a unique game: duckpin bowling.