Renaissance School in Charlottesville is hosting its fourth annual Chess Tournament for students in grades K-8, ages 5-14, on Saturday, Nov. 8.

Tobias Salkeld learned the rules of chess at age three and he's been hooked ever since, now he's taking on the role of an instructor. He will continue to compete and also share his love of the game.

Chess Bus, a Central Ohio 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is thrilled to announce two major November initiatives supporting the growth ...

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When Chess.com launched back in 2007, its co-founders had a few starting advantages: a lifelong love of the game, two prior companies they’d exited a year before, and one very good domain name that ...

Barry Dean’s LUCI wheelchair innovation shows the power of determination. It’s like turning a bench player into a star.