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BELFAST — Torchlight Media, a community-based multimedia arts and production studio for local youth and adults in downtown Belfast, announces its final exhibition of media work created since the pilot

Some of the work in the vigil contained six words that have ignited intense passion as pro-Palestinian demonstrations have formed on college campuses across the country: “From the river to the sea.”

Jaki Shelton Green, North Carolina’s poet laureate, will visit the Wilkes County Public Library in North Wilkesboro on April 30 as part of National Poetry Month.

Zahir Janmohamed, a visiting Bowdoin professor and co-founder of the acclaimed 'Racist Sandwich' podcast, asks difficult questions about race, gender and class – and how food relates to them all.

Publication with a focus on independent film, offering articles, links, and resources.

Publication with a focus on independent film, offering articles, links, and resources.

NEW HIRES Chessell McGee has been hired as the senior vice president at Legacy Properties Sotheby’s International Realty. McGee has over 20 years of experience in Maine real estate and has represented buyers and sellers on nearly 150 transactions. She is active with the Greater Portland Chamber of Commerce and a board member of the […]

Twenty-four undergraduates from a wide range of majors at Duke will serve as fellows at the 26th annual Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, which takes place from Thursday, April 4 through Sunday, April 7 in downtown Durham. The Full Frame Fellows Program is aimed at educating, motivating and nurturing students. Along with screening films, fellows have the opportunity to network with filmmakers and seek advice that can apply to their own careers.

One of the most challenging photographs for me to make is of another photographer. They know too much and often are better informed re: the craft than I am. And, often they are on the back side of a camera for the same reason I am – not wild about...

Kicking off March with a powerful spark, acclaimed actor and playwright Mike Wiley reenacts the story of Henry “Box” Brown, a man born into slavery in 1816 in Louisa County,