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January 6, 2023
Four new students in Western Illinois Universitys School of Agriculture have been awarded Growing Agricultural Science Teachers (GAST) scholarships to begin their education at Western.
December 8, 2022
The band originated in Chesterton, Indiana, and regularly performs in Bloomington.
January 24, 2022
The debut LP from London slowcore outfit Deathcrash is an embarrassment of emotional riches – the lead review from Loud And Quiet Issue 150
August 5, 2021
The Chillicothe native dreaming of opening his own movie theater may be one step closer through the live performance of a beloved novel.
April 15, 2021
Gainesville Comedy Shows Offers COVID-Safe Laughs By Tyler Adams April 14, 2021 After a year of shutdowns and isolation, people are looking for ways to be entertained again. With widespread access to the COVID-19 vaccine now assured, the Gainesville community may be feeling more hopeful than ever about returning to their favorite entertainment venues. But with coronavirus cases still on the rise, there is still a need for COVID-safe diversions. Enter Jennifer Vito, who hosts Gainesville Comedy...
April 15, 2021
Skip to main content SFs Bottom of the Hill could reopen live music today. Heres why they wont. FacebookTwitterEmail Bottom of the Hill first made a name for itself in the 1990s, booking now-famous indie bands such as The White Stripes and Arcade Fire before they got big. Heres how the venue is doing in 2021.Leslie Hampton In late February of 2020, we checked in with Bottom of the Hill for a story about how the legendary 1990s indie rock venue was faring in a changing San Francisco. There were ...
March 9, 2021
“Mamma, mamma, you’re famous. I saw you on television!” This was how eight-year-old Noah Bennett greeted his mother, Sister Milanie Bennett, when she arrived home in Brackenfell on Wednesday, February 17. Earlier that day, Bennett had watched President Cyril Ramaphosa’s eyes widen as she inserted a needle into his arm at the Khayelitsha District Hospital in Cape Town. In doing so, she set the ball rolling on an implementation study that has so far seen over 100 000 healthcare workers ...