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Valley theater programs were recognized for their stellar performances at the Community Theatre Leagues Ray of Light Awards on Saturday in Williamsport.

Valley theater programs were recognized for their stellar performances at the Community Theatre League’s Ray of Light Awards on Saturday in Williamsport.

BELLOWS FALLS, Vt. — Kaylee Desmarais has been named the February Elks Student of the Month for Bellows Falls Union High School. Kaylee, a senior, is the daughter of Matthew

Good drama content that touches the heart, interactivity on social media, and the airing of radio shows simultaneously on digital television are keeping radio alive in the Philippines

This fall, the Emmett Public School Foundation has continued its tradition of supporting innovative projects and educational initiatives within the Emmett School District. Grants were awarded to passionate educators and

LEADING media company GMA Network emerged triumphant at the 45th Catholic Mass Media Awards (CMMA), securing numerous accolades in various categories. The awarding ceremony, held at Citystate Tower Hotel in Manila on November 23, brought together dedicated journalists, talented artists, and innovative content creators who made an indelible mark on the world…

Two of Napa Unified School Districts high schools present their fall productions this weekend. Learn more about American Canyons "Marian, or the True Tale of Robin Hood" and Vintages "The Play That Goes Wrong."

Del Mar College hosted its annual zombie walk and this year drama students are joining again adding a theatrical touch to the chilling festivities.

The Mercer Island High School (MIHS) Drama Program’s first event of the year is the annual Playwriting Project. In cooperation with guest artists from Youth Theatre Northwest (YTN), five student playwrights have been selected to write 10-minute plays that will be directed by YTN guests and performed by their fellow classmates.