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Rutgers-Camden Center for the Arts (RCCA) will host an avid book club for Camden residents as it participates in its 10th National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Big Read. The two-month book celebration  will feature a series of events centering on Catalog of Unabashed Gratitude, a poetry collection by poet Ross Gay. Events include a lecture series, art installation sites, storytelling programs, and more. This event is free and open to the public. Register.

The Big Read is underway in Hopkinsville and Christian County and many local agencies and organizations are pa...

As officials row over a technical issue, residents have to live in crumbling houses threatening collapse at any moment

Residents and visitors to County Durham can look forward to a long weekend of books, new writing, ideas, and conversation with the return of Durham…

Exclusively for OPI subscribers, here is some extra content from the interview with ES Tech Group’s Paddy Donnelly and Dave Bent. OPI: What’s your core USP? Paddy Donnelly: We have some really deep procurement controls. When we talk to potential customers, we always ask them what problems they are trying to solve. If you are a dealer

A stroke charity has echoed a doctor’s concerns that Scotland lags behind England in providing access to a “game changing” treatment that…

For years, cash flowed freely and plentifully through the veins of this country’s tech industry, but with a potential global recession looming on the horizon, venture capitalists are ordering companies to tighten their belts and slash their costs. Can the sector avoid a full-blown crash?

The Big Read reflects many different voices and perspectives, different angles of intellect aiming to inspire meaningful conversations, artistic responses, and new discoveries and connections in each community.

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There are more than 100 events planned for the 2022 NEA Big Read Lakeshore and Little Read Lakeshore, presented by Hope College.