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Copper Area News Publishers Published September 30

New Girl Scout Troop takes root in Superior

A new Girl Scout troop is getting started in Superior, and 17 girls are already interested in joining. Troop 3191 is looking forward to a year of activities, friendships and new experiences, with room for more girls to join. The troop’s next meeting will be Thursday, Oct. 22,…

Evanston RoundTable Published September 30

On a mission to share Sukkot

The Kovacs family came to Dawes Park to celebrate the Jewish festival of Sukkot by seeking out Jewish passersby and inviting them to shake the lulav and etrog. Offering the ritual is considered an act of kindness in the Orthodox Chabad-Lubavitch tradition. That’s Levi, 11,…

City of Wichita Published September 30

Tree Planting Volunteers Needed

Help Us Grow a Greener Wichita!

City of Norfolk Published September 30

International Coastal Cleanup at Northside Park

Join us for an International Coastal Cleanup event at Northside Park and be a part of the largest coastal cleanup in the world!

WBOI Northeast Indiana Public Radio Published September 30

John Wilson's revenge against Hollywood? A documentary about concrete

Documentarian John Wilson, known for his HBO show How To with John Wilson, is out with his first feature length documentary on what might seem like a rather dense subject: The History of Concrete.

San Antonio Current Published September 30

New exhibition by artist Ann Enzminger explores displacement in San Antonio

The show, which opens this Thursday at Fl!ght Gallery, will memorialize a neighborhood erased to make way for HemisFarir '68.

The Martha's Vineyard Times Published September 30

Tension over the Oak Bluffs fishing pier

Swimmers often jump off the fishing pier, which has led to arguments over access for recreational fishermen. —Paul Bagnall Oak Bluffs fishing pier was specifically built for recreational fishing. —Paul Bagnall As Oak Bluffs looks at implementing a new security camera policy,…

Daily Emerald Published September 30

Q&A with artist Cindy Ingram

Editor’s note: The following responses have been edited for brevity and clarity. Who gets to be seen as an artist? Whose art do we see and value? Discussions of visibility and recognition for artists of different backgrounds widen the margins around contemporary and canonized…

City of Norfolk Published September 30

Targeting a Litter-Free Wards Corner Community Cleanup

Help spruce up the neighborhood and give Target a warm welcome to Wards Corner with our community cleanups!

SaportaReport Published September 30

Out On Film opens its 39th festival with LGBTQ+ stories, community and ‘Before I Do’

For one night in Midtown, the red carpet was more than a path into a movie theater. It was an invitation to see LGBTQ+ lives, relationships and experiences reflected on the big screen, and to experience those stories together. Out On Film opened its 39th annual LGBTQ+ film…

WIPR Published September 30

Gobernadora inaugura renovado salón multiusos en Nemesio Canales y honra el legado de Beba Roque

La gobernadora Jenniffer González Colón inauguró hoy el renovado salón multiusos del residencial Nemesio Canales, que llevará el […]

College Heights Herald Published 25 minutes ago

WKU Volleyball takes down Missouri State in back-to-back sweeps

WKU Volleyball swept Missouri State in both games this weekend in Diddle Arena. The first night of games marked a historic moment with Head Coach Travis Hudson becoming the winningest coach in a single sport in WKU Athletics history. “I’ve put my heart and soul into this place…

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