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Marching bands from across the nation and around the globe will participate in the 2024 Rose Parade, and KTLA 5 is excited to offer an exclusive view of their performances once again. The Rose Parade Band Cam Presented by Honda provides a live, unedited and unnarrated view of the bands with synchronized audio as they […]

The Walt Disney Company's Disney on the Yard partnered with ABC11 to hold a career expo at NC Central on Thursday featuring Drum Major Mickey.

Eagle Pride was on display at Onteora High School’s Homecoming Celebration during the Saturday, Sept. 30, 2023, eight-man football game against Ellenville in Boiceville, N.Y. Onteora athletes Chloe Maloney, left, and Griffin Alterio were crowned this year’s “Homecoming Royalty.”

In his famous play ‘As You Like It’, William Shakespeare wrote the famous line “And one man in his time, plays many parts.”

The Fairfield High School 2023 homecoming celebration will be held Sept. 11-15 with a theme of music genres.

The Pleasanton Hall of Honor has recognized those athletes, coaches and fans who went above and beyond while playing, leading or rooting on the Pleasanton Eagles and Lady Eagles. Since 1998, 102 people have been recognized for their contributions that have helped shape Eagle Pride into what it is today. Last year, the Hall of

NCCU student-athletes say giving back and making a difference in their communities, especially with children, is priceless.

Here are 16 things to do in Pueblo from Dec. 9-24 , including ElectriCritters, holiday concerts and a Christmas Eve service.

During MSU's 2022 Homecoming Weekend, Oct. 20-22, the MSU Alumni Association will honor its inductees for the 2022 Alumni Hall of Fame, the 2022 recipient of the Founders Award for University Service and the honorees for the Rising Eagle, Eagle Spirit and Notable Alumni awards.

Like a sister with me. it was difficult because we went to school together every day. without her being there it was really difficult. >> the teens came back to campus guarded by police and welcomed by everyone from teachers to parents to animals, dogs, donkeys, even a horse that carried eagle pride. when the final bell rang, some students walked in groups. others walked hand in hand. they say its important for them to move forward as long as the country doesnt just move on. listen. >> while dou...