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Fortunes away to charity a half a trillion dollars, so far. Government is showing, you know, over the last couple of decades that it can no longer solve the great problems of the day. Now, these philanthropists who have incredible wealth, and also the name and the influence, are uniquely qualified right now to solve the huge problems. Simon garbage is the only crop in cateura ten cents for a pound of plastic; five cents for a pound of cardboard. Youll be amazed at what else people here are doing...

Achievement, but when you hear the story of how it was created, it becomes hard to imagine that our dome exists at all. This is the level that we go outside. Pelley wow. What a beautiful view. Tonight, you are going to see it like you have never seen it before. Simon garbage is the only crop in cateura ten cents for a pound of plastic, five cents for a pound of cardboard. You will be amazed at what else people are doing here with this trash. This is the recycled orchestra of cateura. The violins...

How is the agency in charge of dispensing funds to pay for homeless services doing? Board of Supervisors wants to know.

From global icons to local favorites, from soulful song to dynamite dance, the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts is filled with fun for 2024-25.

Grammy Award Winning guitarist Berta Rojas was the headlining performer of the School of Visual & Performi...

Emporia State leadership put their confidence in the university’s new organizational structure at Thursday morning’s fall semester Kick Off.

Pitt State graduate from Paraguay comes full circle to conduct SEK Symphony

PITTSBURG, Kan. — As a child growing up in Paraguay, Ramiro Miranda played in a youth orchestra directed by the visiting conductor of the Southeast Kansas symphony — an ensemble based at …

Love Classical Guitar? Head to Bath, England this Summer for Exciting Concerts from World Renowned Classical Guitarists as part of the IGF Guitar Festival.

Impressive line-up for this year’s fundraising concertfor asylum seekers started last year by the late Paul Sartin from Bellowhead.