Archers in New York City worry that two recent shooting episodes are giving their sport a bad name. more >>

An arrow that hit a Queens resident’s house was the second one sent flying in a city neighborhood in the last 10 days; the police suspect it was an accident. more >>

Eric Collins, who was arrested for shooting a woman with an arrow, is the son of the one of the first quadruplets born in the Bronx. more >>

The New York Police Department has its hands full trying to recover clues in the case of a woman who they suspect was hit accidentally by an arrow. more >>

Kisik Lee, a controversial figure, will remain the coach of USA Archery, even as the team’s chief executive and high-performance manager have resigned. more >>

Many House representatives who voted “no” to the rescue plan have been the targets of various “sweeteners” attached to the rescue bill passed by the Senate. more >>

Correction of August 20 article about Kisik Lee, head coach of United States archery team at Beijing Olympics whose Christian proselytizing has become source of controversy, regarding reference to man shown in swimming pool helping with baptism of Brady Ellison, archer on team more >>

China finished with 51 gold medals, the highest figure for any nation at an Olympics in 20 years, and it won them across a wider range of sports than any team in Beijing. more >>

Martha B Weisberg letter comments on Aug 20 article about US Olympic team archery coach Kisik Lee's proselytizing more >>

Kisik Lee has served the dual, if controversial, roles of the head coach of the United States archery team and a spiritual guide to some of its athletes. more >>

The South Korean women started Sunday by smashing the world record and then got what they really came to the Olympics to get: the archery team gold. more >>

There is an affliction so feared by elite archers that many refuse to even speak its name. It causes even crack shots to suddenly lose control of their bows, and their composure. more >>

Catching the archery bug that is sweeping the nation with a bullseye and a compound bow. more >>

Correction of Nov 5 article about Phyllis Shipman, retired school principal who is competing for Olympic berth in archery more >>

At age 64, Phyllis Shipman, a retired elementary school principal, represented the sport of archery at the annual gathering of Olympic stakeholders and has her sights on China in 2008. more >>