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Published 15 hours agoAs the country celebrates 250, The Dalí examines one of the artist’s greatest muses: America
Salvador Dalí is one of the greatest sons of Spain, but he’s also celebrated for his passion for the United States. His time in America shaped a new stage of […]
Couch burnings post football games spark fire safety concerns
It has been a longtime tradition for WSU students on College Hill to burn couches when the football team wins a game. Despite the loss taken at the Apple Cup, two couches were set ablaze after the game. Pastor Mike Bass came into work at Community Congregational United Church of…
‘Food is Medicine’ initiative launches to improve community health through nutrition
A coalition of healthcare, nonprofit, agricultural, and community organizations has launched a six-month Food is Medicine initiative designed to improve health outcomes and increase access to nutritious food for Hamilton...
Noblesville Lions serve up brats at Brewfest
On Saturday, Sept. 12, Lions served bratwurst, hot dogs, and chips at Noblesville Brewfest, which supports the Forest Park Aquatic Center. (ABOVE, from left) Lions Jeff Dick, Gary Hipes, Jen...
KNAU Arizona Public Radio
Published 16 hours agoJournalist Annette McGivney revisits the sweat lodge deaths near Sedona in “Plastic Shaman”
In her latest book, McGivney recounts how a 2009 retreat led by rising New Age star James Arthur Ray ended with three people dead after hours in a haphazard sweat lodge.
Improving Arab and African American relationships beyond responding to crises
There was an unfortunate series of events which took place last week, which have renewed conversations in Metro Detroit regarding tensions between Arab American and African American communities. An incident in the Warrendale neighborhood in Detroit involving an Arab American…
Michigan City Seeks Planting Locations as US Forest Service Grant Supports New Trees in 2027
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. — The City of Michigan City is inviting residents to participate in its continued efforts to grow and maintain the community’s urban forest, with plans to plant 100 new trees in spring 2027 through funding from the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) Urban Forestry…
Delta Gamma hosts former NBC sports broadcaster Andrea Joyce
The University of Michigan’s chapter of the Delta Gamma sorority welcomed Andrea Joyce, a retired NBC sports broadcaster and chapter alum, to Rackham Auditorium for “Values in Focus,” part of the sorority’s nationwide Lectureships in Values and Ethics series. Hosted in…
UNITED WE RISE with the UNITED WAY of La Porte County on Friday October 2nd
UNITED WE RISE is a celebration of our collective commitment to uplifting La Porte County and a concerted effort to raise the funds necessary to help everyone in our community thrive. More than a gala, UNITED WE RISE is a movement. It is a strategic change in the way we are…
Post From Community: Four Seasons Learning Center
Four Seasons provides a safe, caring, and engaging environment where children experience quality learning through play.
Third annual RoundTable Reads features ‘The Hitch’ author Sara Levine and Rebecca Makkai
About 300 guests at Nichols Concert Hall Thursday evening heard Evanston novelist Sara Levine — author of The Hitch — in conversation with fellow author Rebecca Makkai as part of the third annual RoundTable Reads program. The program began with an introduction from RoundTable…
Post From Community: Latest investments bring Northwestern Mutual’s total giving to $75M to advance childhood cancer treatments and cures
Northwestern Mutual, through its Foundation, today announced a new commitment to support families affected by childhood cancer and strengthen the financial resilience of healthcare professionals who care for them. The post Post From Community: Latest investments bring…