Jo Fleming News Today

Every day in June is perfect because we’re introduced to summer. Art-wise, summer is off and running with high-level activity, inspiring us to get out and explore.

January is a perfect time for reviewing and regrouping. Looking back at the art in our region in 2022, it was a big year. In response to the repression and restrictions of 2020 and 2021, there was intensity to the creation of art, and to the exhibits on display.

You can check several boxes by attending some art events this month while also getting a jump on holiday shopping.

Spring and art are a marriage made in heaven. The season encourages new beginnings, and art inspired by spring provides the impetus to help propel us forward, with strokes and colors that trigger joy in the brain.

The St. Patrick’s Day Parade, Annapolis Restaurant Week, and a celebration of Maryland Day are reasons to shake off any leftover pandemic inertia and get back out in full swing. I also want to call your attention to several learning opportunities that will help expand your appreciation of fine art and get those synapses in your brain firing on all cylinders.

The People in Business Awards are now accepting nominations for a trio of celebrations with the Hull and East Yorkshire People in Business Awards back for the third year.

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Gilbert Saylor Jr. Site staff NECEDAH, Wis. (WKBT) — Gilbert (Hox, Gib, Papa) W. Saylor Jr., 71, passed away peacefully on Sunday, January 24, surrounded by his wife and children. He told them several times in his last days that he was blessed and happy. That’s how those that knew this man, who gave without asking anything in return, felt. It didn’t matter if he coached you, worked with you, helped you — he gave you what you needed. It wasn’t necessarily what ...