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This calendar lists theatrical productions and other unique entertainment events.

"Ralph’s World" will be touring area libraries June 21-25. The show is the creation of Ralph Covert, an indie rocker, songwriter, playwright and children’s book author who has taken the same sensibility he developed for his touring pop-rock band and applied it to children’s music.

Cypress College announces the nomination of Political Science Professor Gloria Badal for the 2023 Orange County Teacher of the Year award.

Raymond Burr, per his own admission, was one of the 3 million unemployed single men who signed up to participate in the New Deal program known as the Civilian Conservation

By Rose Buchanan | National Archives News Editor’s note: With the release of the 1950 Census records on April 1, 2022, National Archives News is publishing stories about what can be gleaned from census records, and how personal histories can encapsulate entire eras. This story comes from Rose Buchanan, a reference archivist and Subject Matter Expert for Native American Related

The Departments of the Interior and Agriculture will invest $2.8 billion in fiscal year 2023 to address critical deferred maintenance projects and improve transportation and recreation infrastructure in national parks, national wildlife refuges and recreation areas, and at Bureau of Indian Education schools.

Inga Dow, CEO of multiple Texas Keller Williams offices, alleges she was sexually abused and harassed by former KW CEO John Davis.

It's the second major purchase since state officials put a priority on preserving natural land in those wildlife corridors.

My Path Forward program manager, Children’s Home Society of Virginia

The women highlighted here are groundbreaking CEOs, politicians, artists, lawyers, furniture makers, rabbis, restaurateurs, activists, and epidemiologists. They have helped make Dallas the city that it is today.