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The metro area’s largest celebration of the community and art is back to its usual April date for its 56th iteration.

Dr. Nasser Mohamed is believed to be the first physician to offer Apretude (injectable PrEP) in San Francisco outside of a clinical trial.

March 30 Vaccine Clinic - Universal Alcorn Charter School at 3200 Dickinson St. will host a free COVID-19 vaccine clinic. Children are welcome for walk-in vaccines from 1-4 p.m.

Trans Art Mart will hold its first pop-up market in the lot outside of Love City Brewing at 1023 Hamilton St. on Saturday, April 2 from 12 to 7 p.m. Proof of vaccination is required.

March 23 Bees Deluxe - At 8 p.m. at City Winery Philadelphia Loft, 900 Filbert St., the genre-bending band, Bees Deluxe, will deliver a dose of acid blues.

What's coming up for Alexandria City Council and the Douglas County Board of Commissioners

Jeremiah Healy Gill passed from this world into the loving arms of his Savior on Jan. 19, 2022.  He was born on Nov. 6, 1950, to Margaret Healy Gill and Donald W. Gill, VMD. His childhood years were spent in Brooklyn, Conn., with his three brothers and three sisters. His dad was a veterinarian, and […]

ELKTON — The Cecil County Arts Council in Elkton is presenting two opportunities to buy local handmade Christmas gifts for your loved ones this Friday Dec. 3, with the Wonderland

Flower Hour: While exploring downtown Muncie during Brink of Summer ArtsWalk, collect flowers from 10 different locations to create a beautiful, custom bouquet. Tickets for Flower Hour are $20 and can be purchased online at downtownmuncie.org/flowerhour or from a participating sponsor or Downtown Development board or staff member. Money raised through this event will support DWNTWN event programming and development opportunities. This event is presented by Normandy Flower Shop, Foisters Flo...

David Zalubowski/AP A year after passing a sweeping police accountability bill with bipartisan support, its a very different climate for criminal justice reform at the Capitol this year. Amid a flurry of police brutality protests in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, criminal justice reform advocates at the Colorado legislature seized the moment last summer and passed one of the most sweeping police reform laws in the country.  Advocates and lawmakers hoped to nudge those efforts forward thi...