The annual cardboard boat race set sail once again in Elkhart. This one-of-a-kind fundraiser event helps test creativity and competitiveness. The racers on Friday afternoon went all out. Elvis Presley ...

Dreams have been sinking in Prattville for 20 years, and the community has loved every minute of it. “It is awesome to see people come back year after year after year,” said Betty Hall, the creator of ...

Five cardboard boxes. Two rolls of duct tape. One winner. The Vacaville Parks and Recreation’s third annual Cardboard Boat Regatta set sail on Saturday at the Walter Graham Aquatic Center. Each team, ...

SCHUYLERVILLE, N.Y. — This past weekend, an annual event that draws crowds and laughter took place at Fort Hardy Park Beach, or maybe better put, in the Hudson River, as the 19th Annual Cardboard Boat ...

A small vessel sunk in Lafayette on Sunday, flanked by pirates and a small whale watching craft. The captain, Carter Aram, 20, and his first mate, Harper Arenson-Pie, 16, never abandoned their ship, ...

The Glenview Park District’s first ever cardboard boat regatta launched with splashes and smiles on Friday, July 14 at the Roosevelt Outdoor Aquatic Center in Glenview. The 2 p.m. race took place in a ...

It takes a certain amount of resourcefulness, determination and, most of all, hope to build a boat using nothing but cardboard and duct tape in under an hour that can then carry the weight of two ...

A cardboard boat building challenge is to see students compete against each other in a “sink or swim” race gala. The National Aquatics Centre event involves students aged 9 to 12 building a craft from ...

FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. — While thunderstorms moved through the area most of the morning, the weather cleared just in time for Fort Leonard Wood’s annual Cardboard Boat Race Saturday at Training Area ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...

CEDAR RAPIDS — Whether they were the result of weeks of engineering, or held together with “a stick of gum and some cardboard,” every boat in the Freedom Festival’s Cardboard Boat Regatta faced the ...