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May 12, 2023
A major event for Medieval scholars and fans of the Middle Ages from around the world is happening this week in Kalamazoo.
April 18, 2023
Faculty and students in the Department of Visual Arts at Lorain County Community College present the 2023 Student Art Show and Portfolio Exhibit.
October 7, 2022
Community members gathered at the Canyon Theatre Guild Thursday to watch eight short films made by women as part of a traveling film festival called LunaFest, hosted by the Zonta Club of Santa Clarita Valley
June 9, 2021
Retiring educators made rural school a home AURORA — After 32 years of leading the Airline School, teaching principal Andy Bryan is letting go. So is his wife Beth Bryan, who came to “The Airline” in 1989 as a newly minted special education teacher. Andy tagged along as an ed tech but knew the school, as it knew him, from a stint as a long-term substitute the year before. “I’m an ed tech success story,” Andy laughed. The love they feel for the school shone from both as they recalled...
May 5, 2021
Listen to the content of this post: WARNER ROBINS, Georgia (41MNC/WMGT) — The Wellspring Wellness Center wants to make sure every kid gets the chance to ride a bicycle. The owner of the center, Beth Bryan, says she saw the need for every child to have a bicycle. “A lot of times it takes years once we do the evaluation for these children to get a bike,” Bryan said. Adapted bikes, custom made for each child, can help children. They allow kids to have fun but also exercise. The center is doi...
February 2, 2021
I didnt know if I was going to see my family again: Keyser couple recounts their battle with COVID Mineral Daily News-Tribune Tribune Staff Writer KEYSER - With COVID numbers soaring in the past few months, it has been a concern for many. Finally seeing a dip in those numbers recently has put some more at ease. For many, however, these numbers weren’t just numbers; they represented someone they knew and loved who had battled the virus, or perhaps lost that battle. Julie Beth Bryan remembers t...