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Poster art for "Zero2Hero," the upcoming film by the Mount Carmel School Theatre Club, which will reopen Hollywood Theaters when the film premieres on May 21. The poster features art drawn by 2011 AlumKnight, Mai Nakajima, who also created the animation for the first film, "Zero to Hero." MCS photo

A sense of normalcy sweeps Des Moines as Downtown Farmers Market celebrates opening day Elle Wignall, Des Moines Register © Bryon Houlgrave/The Register The Des Moines Downtown Farmers Market kicked off the 2021 season on Saturday, May 1, 2021, with new COVID-19 restrictions including one-way foot traffic, limited vendors and hand sanitizing stations. This feels like normal. It’s the phrase that was heard most often around the Downtown Des Moines Farmers’ Market on openin...

(MCS) — As part of the ongoing celebration of its 25th anniversary, Mount Carmel School’s Theatre Club returns to William Shakespeare with an adaption of his classic comedy, “As You Like It.” Taking on the challenge of staging a Shakespeare show are two club veterans, Kina Dela Cruz and Larry Cruz, who play the lead roles of Rosalind and Orlando, respectively. Kina is no stranger to the stage, having acted in several productions, including the lead role of Tasi in the Theatr...

(MCS) — As part of the ongoing celebration of its 25th anniversary, Mount Carmel School’s Theatre Club proudly presents its next theatrical production, an adaptation of William Shakespeare’s classic comedy “As You Like It” on campus on April 30 and May 1 starting at 7 p.m. each night. Tickets are $25 for front row premium seats and $10 for general admission. Tickets can be purchased at Herman’s Modern Bakery, Java Joe’s Kagman Mobil, Naked Fish Bar & Grill, Pu...

Print When Padres starting pitcher Joe Musgrove began flirting with history Friday night, his family was sitting in the living room of the El Cajon house where he grew up, in the same formation they’ve sat in for every game he’s pitched since the minor leagues (when they would stream games on their computer). His sister Terra, on the floor; his other sister Marisa and his parents, on the couch. They had ordered Uber Eats and the delivery came in the seventh inning, nine outs shy of Musgrove...

New Coffee House to Open Near West Endicott Park Danielle Edgington says she plans to open Paulas Coffee House in West Endicott on Monday morning. Edgington worked for several years at a Starbucks store in the town of Dickinson. Shes now looking forward to serving coffee at the new business at 110 North Page Avenue. Paulas Coffee House is located on North Page Avenue, across the street from West Endicott Park. (Photo: Bob Joseph/WNBF News) Edgington says the coffee house is named in memory of ...

We just wanted a chance to hear from everybody and make a decision. >> i think were hillary fans but also fans of whomever speaks to the issues. >> im looking for a progressive populist economic agenda and a sane foreign policy. >> a good robust discussion on income inequality. >> wed like to see her take strong progressive stands. >> i want to be open to hillary mainly because shes a woman, and im a woman and have a daughter. i would love to see a woman in office. >> msnbc now from des moines a...

Welcome back to "morning joe." live again this morning from java joes here in des moines. while mike barnicle was at home in his jammys watching the sugar bowl last night, some of us were out covering the caucuses. we took a crew to altoona, iowa, suburb of about 15,000 people, 15 minutes or so so outside of des moines to see how this worked. precincts one and two said in separate parts of the gym -- one in the gym, one in the cafeteria, a sign says we use manners. >> we need one of those on our...

Everybody, and they all tell you in most cases, we dont like you. and every once in a while they say they like somebody for a while and then they tell them they dont like them. >> they dont cry in public. and we saw with newt gingrich, i was in the room at java joes when he cried this morning. >> were you surprised? >> yes. and it was a human moment. you know, you dont get very many human moments on the campaign trail. and it did remind me of the moment four years ago in new hampshire where hill...

Not so for mr. willard mitt romney, who appears to be feeling mighty confident about his chances in iowa, a state hed originally all but written off as lost. today the romney campaign announced plans for a four-day marathon bus tour ac+oss the hawkeye state in the final days before the caucuses. the weird thing is romney doesnt appear to be planning to get off the bus much. he has only ten stops planned in four full days of driving. some 770 miles. on wednesday morning, the day after the caucuse...