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Check Out Our Exclusive Clip from Neo-Noir DRIVE ALL NIGHT Set to Debut at Cinequest 2021 Check out our exclusive clip from the neo-noir DRIVE ALL NIGHT set to debut at Cinequest. By Josh Millican Drive All Night, a new feature film starring Yutaka Takeuchi (Marvel’s The Defenders) will make its World Premiere in competition at the Cinequest Film Festival, running March 20th-30th, 2021. Voted Best Film Festival by readers of  ...

‘A crisis in childcare’: Parents could see less options post-pandemic When daycare centers re-opened in June after being closed for months due to the pandemic, they were met with hiring challenges and added expenses. Author: Lindsey Mills Updated: 6:35 PM EST March 9, 2021 Despite aggressive efforts to find, vet, and interview applicants, daycare and pre-school providers are struggling to find qualified workers. “Right now it is a crisis in childcare,” sa...

Medical Cannabis Legalization in Kentucky Faces an Uphill Battle The state remains as one of the few in the U.S. without a medical cannabis program. The Ledger Independent.  The bills would help establish a medical cannabis program in the state. If passed, practitioners would be able to recommend medical cannabis to patients, and the cultivation, manufacturing, distribution, delivery, transportation, testing, preparation, packaging for sale, and sale of medical cannabis in Kentucky would be le...

Heres why people are dancing and singing in a Toronto playground this week Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. Toronto playgrounds may not be the site of many children gathering these days, but recently people have been filmed using one as a makeshift stage for song and dance performances. Esplanade community group Jamii, CORPUS Dance Projects and Canadian Stage have come together to create MIX, four nights o...

Small and Emerging Dallas-based arts groups and individual artists are invited to apply for an Elevator Project grant. AT&T Performing Arts Center opened the online application period for the 2021/2022 season of Elevator Project, with submissions accepted through noon on March 12. The Center launched the Elevator Project in 2014 as a groundbreaking way to provide performance space on its campus in the Dallas Arts District for the city’s small and emerging arts organizations. The productions a...

+ The outstanding London Indian Film Festival is back! Now in its 12th edition, LIFF is springing forward with some very special screenings all leading up to the Summer film festival in June! LIFF, which is the UK & Europe’s largest South Asian film festival, will begin with a series of upbeat movies, online on the last Sunday of each month at www.loveliffathome.com along with much more. Cary Rajinder Sawhney MBE, Executive & Programming Director of LIFF says, “After a challenging few month...

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About About Us BIG81 – KBHB is South Dakota’s most powerful radio station at 25,000 watts.  Western South Dakota’s ONLY ranch station features extensive coverage of livestock, commodity, and financial markets.  KBHB also broadcasts local and world news, with ABC News at the top of the hour, and breaking news as it happens. KBHB also features great country music from the 1980’s to the big hits of today. KBHB is now owned by locally-owned Homeslice Media Group, who acquired the station,...

Cost: Free Event Description The Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center of Nassau County (HMTC) presents a virtual “Curator’s Corner” on Zoom, about a wall clock that hints at life in pre-war Paris.  Dr. Thorin Tritter, HMTC’s Museum and Programming Director, will talk about a wall clock that hung in the dining room of Rosette Fishman’s childhood home in pre-war Paris. It remains today a reminder of the joyous times the family knew before the Nazi invasion o...

In the Thursday update: Delaware will be getting less J&J vaccine in the weeks to come, a critic now says the state is doing a better job at getting the vaccine out to underserved communities, and follow "The Biden Trail." More Recent Podcasts In todays Monday update: Delaware prison inmates who way they were abused following the 2017 riot lose in court, a new resource to help you figure out what trash to recycle, and whats that sound? Its the return of cicadas.