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There’s so much happening this week at the University of Idaho for students and the Moscow community to enjoy. Take a break from homework this week to check out some of these exciting activities events on campus!  Borah Symposium  The Borah Symposium is an annual symposium that focuses on the…

HANNIBAL — The Hannibal Arts Council will lead a tangled pumpkin project during the Rotary Club of Hannibal’s Harvest Hootenanny Festival from Noon to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 16

KOTA KINABALU: Local craft makers in Sabah’s northern Matunggong district finally got the recognition they sought recently when the beaded flag they created four years ago made it into the Malaysia Book of Records (MBR).

The museum and visitors center, which opens Sept. 22, tells the life story of Mother Seton through an immersive experience, examining her impact as the first...

CHS Social Studies teacher Angila Golik, along with teachers Curtis Kortemeier, Mike Malley and John Martin, and a few other teachers, wanting to help the fire victims in Paradise, Calif. have donated completed art pieces to be raffled among teachers and the Carson City community since many of them know someone affected by the fire.

OLD FORGE — View Arts Center is hosting a silver jewelry workshop on Friday, Sept. 22, from 6 to 7:30 p.m.

ASHLAND An annual five-block festival returned, bringing hundreds to downtown Ashland over the weekend.

Creators, crafters and curators gathered Sunday at the Columbia Mall to showcase their work for a mid-Missouri makers market.

A year after Troup High School student Cooper Reid suffered a life-altering brain injury during a football game, he returned to the field Friday night.

LAKE TAHOE — The “South Shore Summer Series” launches the season with a weekend of live music, culinary delights, sternwheeler race, concerts and competitions stretching across the shore from Camp Richardson Resort on the west to Zephyr Cove on the east.