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Griffith City Council has awarded community grants to two local organisations allowing them to deliver community-based projects.Griffith Mayor

Wollongong High School of the Performing Arts revives its musical tradition with Mamma Mia! featuring over 100 students in cast and crew.

The Scottsdale Symphonic Orchestra Board of Directors has appointed a new music director.

Talat Hussain is a dreamer. Living in a world beset with faults, his sensitive nature rebels now and then. Yet he continues to nurture a hope that things will become all right, being the eternal optimist. But can one be satisfied with life with so many ob

As the bettors' choice in the mile, Saulsbrook Olympia overcame more than just her four rivals to win the $11,600 Fillies and Mares Handicap Preferred on Wednesday (May 22) as she won by a narrow margin despite broken equipment.

Standing ovations and sell-out shows marked the first production by a new Pembrokeshire theatre group.

DENVER • Two Colorado Springs area students won major awards Friday night at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts’ 10th annual Bobby G Awards. The ceremony, held at Buell

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A metaphorical show about the first trans-Atlantic telegraph cable, the Virginia Wadsworth Wirtz Center for the Performing Arts’ “The Great Sea Serpent” explored the intrusive impact humankind can have on our planet. The sold-out play, which follows a small fish investigating the “serpent” of the cable after it is laid in the ocean, ran Friday,...

An Evergreen man who threatened to "do a mass shooting" at three Colorado locations was sentenced to 21 months in the Department of Corrections on charges related to making those threats.