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Explore Womens History Month with Yesterdays Tomorrow! Join speakers Vera Richard Harris & MsBoddie SpeakLife on March 2, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 6115 New Copeland Rd.—suite 710. Harris, descendant of Aunt Jemima, shares Hawkins pancake legacy. MsBoddie, author/playwright, presents her impactful works. Sponsored by Joe Williams of Farmer Insurance and Yesterdays Tomorrow. Discover African American history at Breaking Bread with Books, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Panera Bread, featuring F.A.A.C.E....

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What genetic secrets set us apart? In the human evolution story, Homo sapiens’ distinct abilities in imitation, altruism, communication, and social learning make us unique.

With Elemental now in theaters, here are all 27 Pixar movies ranked from worst to best, a tricky subject because most of these movies are good!

At some point, the studio’s Silicon Valley brain trust began to peel off from the universe and float into the metaverse.

IDAHO FALLS — A new exhibit featuring the work of a quartet of Idaho-based artists is now open at the Willard Arts Center in Idaho Falls. “Elemental” brings together works from the quartet of Beth Trott, Gary Peer, Michael Norsk and Avianne. The pieces in “Elemental” comment on the nature of both the world around […]

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Tweet Share A difficult path every millennial must take is learning the perils of following our dreams. We started out plopped in front of our parents’ old television set, watching Saturday morning cartoons and Disney movies telling us we could achieve anything we wanted. “When You Wish Upon a Star” was more than a song sung by a cricket to a wooden doll — it was a tenet. After our parents’ generation was forced into common-sense careers that conflicted ...