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The Grand Rapids High School Marching Band held its Fill the Hill event on Tuesday at Noble Hall Field.

Nastupom komornog Ansambla Illyrica završio je 11. Međunarodni festival klasične glazbe Novi Vinodolski 2021. Osebujan kvartet Illyrica specifičan je internacio

COOK — “Music in the Park” weekly concerts will begin at 6 p.m. Wednesday, June 16, according to music coordinator, Eric Pederson. “The Beefeater Brothers” is Eric’s band and they

Global Atlanta ProChile rep in Miami aims to introduce the South to Chilean entrepreneurs in tech and beyond German Rocca knows that Chile sits at the “end of the world,” but that fact has made the geographically isolated country more intent on integrating with the global economy over time.   Known more for commodities like copper and farm products like grapes, blueberries and salmon that fill plates around the U.S., the South American nation has 27 free trade agreements giving its co...

The Kansas City Ballet ends a 15-month hiatus performing in front of a live audience.

A Zoom with grandpa, a negative virus test result, the mastery of a new skill: Such hopeful notes were essential to weathering the prolonged COVID-19 limbo of the past year. And now, spring brings us more high notes: an easing of mask restrictions, some warm and sunny weather and the gradual return of live music. Jackson Hole’s Cathedral Voices Chamber Choir presents a spring concert it has titled “Notes of Hope” starting at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Center for the Arts’ amphithe...

Global Atlanta Atlantas exporters are not just limited to the Fortune 500, and the Metro Export Challenge hopes to engage small businesses reaching the international market. Photo: MAC During the pandemic, many companies were just trying to survive, let alone market their goods and services to foreign buyers.   Yet the annual Atlanta Metro Export Challenge grant winners in 2020 proved that opportunity abounds for export sales with the right level of support, even in the most uncertain times.�...

Ford CEO Jim Farley announced his fondness for the Puma ST at the start of the week, going so far as to state that he wished the crossover was available in North America and other markets. This resulted in a steady stream of outlets suggesting that he’s totally forgotten his role within the company. As head […]

By Matt Posky on February 18, 2021 Ford CEO Jim Farley announced his fondness for the Puma ST at the start of the week, going so far as to state that he wished the crossover was available in North America and other markets. This resulted in a steady stream of outlets suggesting that he’s totally forgotten his role within the company. As head of the brand, Farley would indeed have meaningful influence in regard to Ford’s distribution choices. But he probably already knows that and we’r...

By Matt Posky on February 18, 2021 Ford CEO Jim Farley announced his fondness for the Puma ST at the start of the week, going so far as to state that he wished the crossover was available in North America and other markets. This resulted in a steady stream of outlets suggesting that he’s totally forgotten his role within the company. As head of the brand, Farley would indeed have meaningful influence in regard to Ford’s distribution choices. But he probably already knows that and we’r...