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October 28, 2022
The 2022 winners of the Hickory Young Professionals (HYP) Top 10 Under 40 competition have been announced.
October 28, 2022
Five schools from Morris and Sussex counties competed at catapulting, as the Rockaway Township base revived its Pumpkin Sling contest.
August 11, 2022
MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Key EPA officials will visit South Georgia cotton farms Aug. 15-17 to hear firsthand how producers are tackling weed and other cotton pest management challenges that threaten
July 13, 2022
Two High Tech High School freshmen recently won a national STEM competition, taking home $10,000 each in savings bonds.
January 7, 2022
Taruscio receives certification to help expand PEP resources
January 7, 2022
Taruscio receives certification to help expand PEP resources
May 2, 2021
Laurie T. Freed, director of “To the New Girl” and Artistic Director of Peace Mountain Theatre Company. Since the pandemic, Peace Mountain Theatre Company’s productions have switched gears to virtual. They used their Educational Outreach Program department to produce plays more critical to our community, including topics like bullying, opioid use, and prejudice. The focus is now on young teens through college students utilizing them as their primary actors. A panel discussion is held to d...
April 16, 2021
Auckland Chamber Ensemble Brass performing in Rotorua this month 15 Apr, 2021 09:13 PM 3 minutes to read ACE Brass (Auckland Chamber Ensemble Brass). Photo / Supplied Rotorua Daily Post A trio with a wealth of experience will be bringing chamber music to Rotorua Baptist Church for the community to enjoy. Presented by Rotorua Music Federation, ACE Brass (Auckland Chamber Ensemble Brass) will be performing in Rotorua on April 23. ACE Brass is made up of Huw Dann (trumpet), Emma Eden (horn), and ...
January 27, 2021
The COVID nightmare drags on and it feels like forever since anyone has been able to watch a live theatre performance. In desperation, I suppose a Zoom play seems better than no play. At least, that was my thinking as I tuned in to “The Other” by Peace Mountain Theatre Company. This was billed as an “interactive play,” where viewers get to be participants in the outcome of the performance. The concept certainly lends itself to curiosity and who could resist the temptation of directing w...