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Friends describe Lillie Riehl as a supportive, generous and loving friend, sister and daughter who could brighten a room with just a smile.

UL Lafayette’s Louisiana Educate Program and student Delilah Warren have been recognized by an organization that supports student personnel administrators.

The Iowa Dance Festival returns to Iowa City with three performances. Meanwhile, Northside Oktoberfest kicks off Saturday, joined by Iowa BrewFest.

UL Homecoming festivities kick off on Saturday, leading up to the football game on Saturday, October 1

ORGANISERS of the Southwick Show described the event as “absolutely fabulous” as thousands turned out in glorious sunshine for the day.

Mia Torres is receiving treatments for leukemia. Most of us know how expensive those difficult treatments can be.

Mia Torres is receiving treatments for leukemia. Most of us know how expensive those difficult treatments can be.

Infinity Dance Connection: “Where the Possibilities Are Endless” Local Business Spotlight is proudly supported by EPB and The Pulse. If youre a local business owner and would like your business to be highlighted for our weekly spotlight, click here to tell us about you and your business. × Expand If you — or your child — is someone who loves competition but also longs to be part of a true dance family, it’s time to try out classes at Infinity Danc...

Several area businesses up for Alberta Distinction Awards Poll Already booked Nine local firms are keeping close company among finalists for Alberta Business of Distinction Awards. Medicine Hat YMCA, Masterpiece Southlands Meadows and REDI Enterprises are three of the four finalists in the mentorship category that will be decided when provincial award winners are announced in June. Medicine Hat area also boasts two finalists in two other categories. “Mentorship is an important strategy we use...

Article content In recognition of Infinity Dance’s commitment to offering inclusive space and programming for students of all ages and abilities, Stratford’s accessibility advisory committee presented the studio with the city’s 2020 Accessibility Award Monday evening. Speaking to council during a virtual meeting, committee member Diane Sims, who uses an electric wheelchair, said she was blown away by the dance studio’s physical layout and staff’s passion for giving all students the op...