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Iconic Broadway Show Rock of Ages Roars Onto The Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance Stage This Winter

WATERTOWN — It was an audacious leap of faith into the unknown, chartered by a Catholic priest and a mom who sought help and compassion for her drug-addicted son. But

WATERTOWN — Two nonprofit organizations with a combined 96 years of service to the north country announced Wednesday that they will merge operations.

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WATERTOWN — With financial support from the Office of Addiction Services and Supports and the North Country Initiative, Credo Community Center for the Treatment of Addictions has announced plans for

In April and May, Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance will open two revivals of past shows and the North Carolina premiere of a third script.

Winston-Salem Theatre Alliance plans to visit an imagined not-so-distant future when it puts on its outdoor version of the musical satire, “Urinetown: The Musical.” The creation of Mark Hollman and Greg Kotis, the inventive musical won multiple awards when it appeared on Broadway in 2001. Jamie Lawson is directing the musical with the aid of Maggie Gallagher (music director) and John C. Wilson (choreography, who is also acting). The musical’s publishing company describes “Ur...

WATERTOWN — It was evident in 2017, years before the nation was rocked by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, that the Credo Community Center for the Treatment of Addictions Inc. would soon outgrow its current West Main Street location. Now, in 2021, this has proven to be true time and again as the agency adds more people to its growing wait lists of patients and others seeking services. In order to address the need for expansion, Credo has purchased an old building previously owned by the Arc ...

  As a public service, public health stories are free to Central Texans during the coronavirus crisis. Please support our local journalists by subscribing today. Call 512-392-2458. Members of the Wimberley Parent – Teacher Association in 1968 who put the finishing touches on the Christmas scene on top of the Wimberley School. They are, as named in the paper in 1968, left to right; Mrs. Walter Kidd, Mrs. Curlo Morris, Mrs. Bob Mauldin, Mrs. Brett Burns and Mrs. John Devenport. Photo from San...