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Editor’s note: Kicks presents 20Q, a feature that introduces readers to people involved in the area’s arts and entertainment community. Compiled by kicks Editor Greg Little, each piece will include a short bio, photo and answers to questions that provide insight into not only that person’s artistic interests but also his or her unique personality. Den Adler Janesville’s Den Adler has looked at life through a series of different lenses. At one time, the Waunakee native consid...

HAPPENINGS: Laurel Hill Arts Festival celebrating its 10th anniversary

Kitterys Declaration of Independence signer, Gen. Whipple was born to a seafaring family back in 1730 and grew up in a home still standing today.

WAYNE — A ceremony to honor and recognize Revolutionary War veteran Dr. Cary Henry Hampton is set for 2 p.m. Saturday, June 12, at his gravesite in Dock’s Creek Cemetery.

WOOD RIVER — Re-enactors have arrived at Camp Dubois for the June 5-6 pre-1840-style...

On June 1, 1796, President George Washington made Tennessee the 16th state to join the United States. Author: WBIR Staff, Yvonne Thomas Published: 1:25 PM CDT April 20, 2021 Updated: 4:47 AM CDT June 1, 2021 TENNESSEE, USA — Tennessee will turn 225 this year. Governor Bill Lee announced a yearlong celebration to mark the anniversary of Tennessee becoming a state called “Untold Tennessee.” There will be events and activities scheduled in all ...

Dreary skies and cool drizzly weather didnt halt Memorial Day events in York.

‘Branford just does it best.’ Some 300 turn out for parade, ceremonies under gray...

By Elio Gugliotti and Andreas Yilma, Citizen’s News The color guard leads Naugatuck’s Memorial Day parade down Old Firehouse Road in 2019. Naugatuck and Prospect are holding parades again this year to observe Memorial Day. –FILE PHOTO Naugatuck and Prospect will again observe Memorial Day with parades, a year after the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of the traditional commemorations. The return of the parades comes after the state last week lifted most of the remaining coronavi...

By Camille Fine & Dan Bancroft The York Weekly YORK VILLAGE, Maine — In preparation for Memorial Day, the Committee for Veterans Affairs, local veterans organizations and community members assembled Friday afternoon to place nearly 1,100 flags alongside veterans graves throughout First Parish Cemetery. This year, for the first time in recent memory, Gold Star mothers had flags placed on their graves too, according to cemetery superintendent Todd Frederick, who is also a member of the Board ...