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April 26, 2022
The countdown is extended through the holiday weekend for middle- and high-school students to enter Wisconsin Youth Entrepreneurs in Science, a statewide youth
April 25, 2022
Senior art major Grace Gilbertson will have a solo BFA graduation exhibition on display Tuesday, May 3-Thursday, May 12 at the Western Illinois University Art Gallery.
April 25, 2022
Senior art major Yahzyah Crutcher-Hanna, of Chicago, will have a solo BFA graduation exhibition, "Reflecting Black Reality: The Conditions of Color," on display Thursday, May 5-Thursday, May 12 at the Western Illinois University Art Gallery.
April 8, 2022
ENewsChannels NEWS: -- Danielle Keogh, co-founder, 444, LLC, launched a nationwide tour where she interviewed businesses within the functional ingredient sector. She says that Brandon Pitcher continues to carve the path for sustainable living. 444, LLC will incorporate the culinary art of functional beverage and expert mixology to manufacture functional beverage mixers. :: News from eNewsChannels
May 26, 2021
It's Emma Stone vs. Emma Thompson in this often-dazzling if ultimately confused live-action origin story for one of Disney's most iconic villains.
May 24, 2021
Dorney Park is just the beginning: 13 Pennsylvania amusement parks that are fun for all Amusement and water parks in Pennsylvania go beyond Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom. From Dutch Wonderland to Idlewild, theyre fun for everyone. Scott Tady, Dylan Johnson, Shelly Stallsmith, Christopher Dornblaser and Micaela Hood, Erie Times-News Published 2:22 am UTC May. 24, 2021 Screams and splashes await at thrill rides and water slides near you. A year after the COVID-19 pandemic locked the gates ...
May 5, 2021
Gift of Jeffrey Goldstein/© The Estate of Vivian Maier Few artist profiles have skyrocketed more quickly than that of Vivian Maier, who went from an unknown at the time of her death in 2009 to one of this country’s most respected 20 th-century street photographers. The latest boost to her now-international reputation will come May 8 when the Chicago History Museum opens “Vivian Maier: In Color.” She is best known for her black-and-white photos, but this exhibition showcases 65 of the Chi...
May 4, 2021
Dive in to your newest adventure. Whether you seek a roller coaster ride through the mountains or something daring underwater, there are plenty of attractions in northeast Pennsylvania. Here’s some of your best bets. Camelbeach Mountain Waterpark and Aquatopia Whether you want to make a splash indoors or out, Camelback Resort has something for everyone. Aquatopia, a 125,000 square foot indoor waterpark boasts seven pools and 13 slides, including a swim-up wet bar and lazy ri...
April 25, 2021
Print No one is particularly good at describing art. It’s like recounting a dream. Sure, its vividness and impressions feel alive within us, but explaining it to another person can often make us sound insane. Such is the case with the art of Neil Kendricks. It’s unlikely anyone would fully classify his work as surrealistic in nature — the dream-like nature of a few of his short films notwithstanding — but there is sense of ineffability when examining the length and breadth of his three-...
April 17, 2021
Delaware News Journal The Regal Brandywine Town Center reopened its doors Friday, and Regal Peoples Plaza is planning a May 7 reopening. Those are the two largest movie theaters in Delaware by number of screens, and by that May 7 date, every major movie theater in the state will be open. Regal Cinemas, the nations second-largest movie theater chain, closed its theaters in October in part because "No Time to Die," the Daniel Craig-led James Bond movie, was delayed by COVID-19. That movie ...