7/30/2008 Dave Staples Memorial Donations The Archery Hall of Fame & Museum would like to thank the following for their donations to the Hall in Dave's memory: J. Ducan & Jacqueline Phyfe, William H. Fisk 111, Doris M Tindall, Christian Fatta, Dr. E. Foma Fatta, Ann Clark, Elizabeth Koster, Maryanne Schumm, Wayne & Patricia Kincaid, Marilyn Stone, Eileen & Russell Truscott, Easton Sports Development Foundation, Sam Fudenberg, Little John and Sharon Dimura, Leslie Brown, Michael Smith, Barbara Mellman Skinner, Joe Zaccaro, Jr. DBA, Timothy & Lori Joseph, Ryan T. Eppehimer, Ernest & Marion Ibarra, Diane Miller, Mary Lederle Eberhardt, Judith A. Tierney, Auto Sound Plus, Lee Ann McCullagh, Best-NJ, Woolrich Inc., John Walton, Bob Lesmeister, Martha & Colby Johnson, David & Robin Duncan (more)

7/11/2008 Vice-President Dick Lattimer Steps up as New AHOF President In accordance with the Archery Hall of Fame & Museum, Inc. bylaws, Dick Lattimer, Vice President of the Hall of Fame, will move up to complete the remainder of Dave Staples term as President, ending in 2010. (more)

7/10/2008 Date announced for Induction Dinner Reserve the evening of January 8, 2009 to attend the Archery Hall of Fame Induction Dinner. The Induction will be held during the Archery Trade Association's Annual Show in Indianapolis. Those inducted will be Chuck Adams, Julia Body, George Gardner and Dave Staples. Watch the coming weeks for more details.

6/23/2008 The Hall morns the loss of President, Dave Staples It is with great sadness that we bring you the news of the passing of one of archery's true leaders. On Tuesday, June 17th, the archery world lost a leader, a mentor, and most of all a friend. Dave Staples passed away in the Muhlenberh Hospital in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania due to complications caused by a second bout with pneumonia. Dave was a co founder of the Hall of Fame and has been its driving force since its inception in 1972. His dream of an Archery Hall of Fame became a vision and then a reality as the Hall partnered with the Wonders of Wildlife five years ago to make a permanent home for our museum in Springfield, Missouri. His mission will be carried on by those he inspired. He will be sadly missed by all who knew and loved him. (more)

6/3/2008 A Special Thank You! The Hall of Fame wishes to thank the following for their generous donations in the memory of Ann Weber Hoyt. David & Joan Groh, Bohning Co., Wlburn & Ruby Wooten, Elizabeth Koster, Maryann Schumm, Ann Clark, Walter Campbell, Richard Weber, R.C. Moore, Tony & Celia Campagnoni, The Sh8ipmans, Susan Whitacre Flex-Fletch Products, Brennan Industries, Inc., Ellie Scott, Easton Sports Development Foundation, Mrs. David Groh, Jeanette Hesselbrock, Jim, Liz & Ian Coombe, Allan Martin, Dorine Easterbrook, Diane Miller.

4/11/2008 ARCHERY LOSES A LEGEND - It is with tremendous sadness that we must convey the passing of Ann Weber Hoyt. March 29th, 1922 - April 5th, 2008. For all those wishing to send memorials in Ann's name, please send to Archery Hall of Fame and Museum, Inc., 58 North Main Street, Union City, PA 16438 (more)

4/8/2008 Flag Flies at Half Mast for Ann Hoyt In remembrance of Glendale resident, Ann Hoyt, wife of the late Earl Hoyt, having passed away Saturday, April 5th, the Glendale Flag in front of the Village Office has been lowered for three days.

1/11/2008 Four individuals to be honored as 2008 Archery Hall of Fame inductees. The Hall electorate voted in Chuck Adams of Cody, Wyoming and Dave Staples of Easton, Pennsylvania. Julia Body of Reading, Pennsylvania, and George Gardner of Southgate, Michigan were voted in from the Veterans category. Date, time and complete details of the official induction ceremony will be announced shortly. (more)

1/1/2008 A New Home for the Archery Hall of Fame. The Archery Hall of Fame and Museum in Springfield, MO will be closed until further notice, due to building construction. The permanent Hall is expected to open about mid-year 2008.