Steven Smith Awarded Tennessee Historical Commission Special Commendation For His Books Thursday, May 13, 2021
The Tennessee Historical Commission has announced winners of this year’s annual Certificate of Merit competition. These awards are presented each May during National Preservation Month. The Commissioners’ Special Commendation category went to Steven Smith in Soddy Daisy, for authoring four books.
Since 1975, THC’s Certificate of Merit Program has recognized exemplary work by individuals, groups, organizations, corporations, or governmental entities to further promote historic preservation or the study of history in Tennessee. Nominations are solicited from the public in December of the preceding year and judged by category.
/ The Aspen Ideas Festival will continue to be virtual this summer. Organizers said they ll return to an in-person event next summer, with a virtual option available for online audiences.
As more people get vaccinated and temperatures warm up across the country, people have nostalgia for the before times before the pandemic, that is. Recent data suggest that nearly two-thirds of Americans are intending to travel for vacations, and some are planning overdue family gatherings. Others still are getting back into specific summer habits, and looking forward to the many summer-long festivals the region has to offer.
Earlier this spring, Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheater announced a return to in-person concerts with limited attendance, and in the Roaring Fork Valley, some beloved events will once again be in-person. Others will wait out another summer online while public health orders remain in flux, and some will offer a little bit of both. Some organizers say that latter hybrid mo
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Albany Museum of Art reopens in-person âHomeschool Dayâ Homeschool Day has reopened for in-person learning. (Source: WALB) By Gabrielle Ware | April 3, 2021 at 12:18 PM EDT - Updated April 3 at 12:18 PM
ALBANY, Ga. (WALB) - For the first time in months, the Albany Museum of Artâs (AMA) âHomeschool Dayâ is back in person.
The museum says they stopped in-person learning due to safety concerns surrounding the pandemic. But now theyâre back open, helping kids and sometimes parents, use art to learn.
Annie Vanoteghem, director of education and public programming, said students learn a variety of subjects through AMAâs exhibits.
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