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Comedian Nate Bargatze contributed $1.5M toward a new $7M indoor athletic complex at his Tennessee alma mater, Donelson Christian Academy.
Go behind-the-scenes to learn how an art exhibit was created, inspired by the West Branch of the Susquehanna River and its presence across Central Pennsylvania’s landscape.
The New Mexico Symphonic Chorus will perform a sublimely beautiful, seldom-performed Berlioz oratorio — "L’Enfance du Christ" ("The Childhood of Christ") on Sunday, November 15 at Albuquerque
This month, AARP Delaware is recognizing caregivers.During November, those who are helping parents, spouses, friends and other loved ones live independently in their homes and community are being honored in the First State.With multiple events in the state, AARP Delaware is putting the spotlight on the importance of caregivers and the issues they face.
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12 students in the Youth Documentary Academy will present their short films to the public this weekend in Colorado Springs
Plus: Movie night with three comedians, a documentary film festival and the holiday markets begin
The Florida Strawberry Festival has announced its 2027 entertainment lineup, featuring Shaboozey, STYX, Train, Becky G and more.
This year, Burrell took on multiple roles, serving as director, producer, host and narrator. Her goal is to shine a spotlight not just on the world’s elite skiers and snowboarders, but on the everyday people who love being in the mountains.
Generational music icons and modern chart-toppers will share the stage next spring as the Florida Strawberry Festival unveils its headline entertainment lineup for March 4-14, 2027, in Plant City.
A Garden State Initiative report reviews NJ Transit's canceled microgrid, its intended rail-resilience role and lessons for New Jersey energy planning.
Ahead of the November elections, candidates in Arizona seized on one issue like never before: water.