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An innovative Wicklow-based initiative centred around collaborating with local artists and introducing them to the realm of virtual reality painting is well underway in Arklow.

Here are 48 unforgettable fall things to do, from hot-air ballooning and skydiving to simpler pleasures like sunrise canoeing in Maine wilds. 

Tomorrow - Friday, September 22nd - is World Car-Free Day, a worldwide initiative that invites the public to reimagine how we move around our cities. We inv ...

Some of the summers biggest suburban festivals take place this week, joined by two major music festivals in Chicago -- Pitchfork Music Festival and the Sad Summer Fest Tour.

Michael White, general manager of Ka‘anapali Beach Hotel and The Plantation Inn on Maui, is retiring after 37 years at the property, which was dubbed “Hawaii’s Most Hawaiian Hotel” by the Waiaha Foundation during his tenure.

Join the celebration or watch LIVE onFOX44 • July 3rd • 9:30pm Driving Recommended Parking: UVM’s Gutterson Fieldhouse Parking Lot Parking by the Waterfront is limited and will result in 1 ho…

Maui’s Imaikalani deVault posted an impressive 8.57 and 15.57 point heat total on Day 3 of the Local Motion Surf Into Summer At Home In The Hawaiian Islands.

On this Local Motion, we'll take a peek into a few nontraditional classrooms in Montrose, Colorado. You’ll hear from Suzy Conty of Miss Suzy’s Educational Services before we turn to Keely Vaughn of the Outer Range outdoor campus. Finally, we’ll sit down with Jack Christensen, the incoming principal of Black Canyon High School. Black Canyon just celebrated its first graduating class last month.

Black Canyon High School is just one example of a nontraditional education pathway in our region…and while the school offers a nonlinear approach for students who may fall through more traditional cracks, it’s not just for students facing expulsion. As the school year ends, the concern over mental health among students and staff at Delta County Schools remains a top priority following the COVID-19 pandemic years.

Children love to play in mud, and scientific research from organizations like John Hopkins Medicine say the outdoor recreation isn’t just good for the immune system, but also for the soul. Suzy Conty of Miss Suzy’s Educational Services in Montrose, Colorado leans on this research in her own nontraditional classroom. The school year has come to a close. As the Class of 2023 prepares to receive their diplomas and head out into the world, Telluride took the time to celebrate them with the annua...