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Blanche DuBois arrives at Elysian Fields Avenue via the Desire Street streetcar line in the opening of the Tennessee Williams classic.

Each spring, Umpqua Community College presents a juried student art exhibition, this year its called "On the Rise."

Ariel, with her flowing red hair, found herself having legs for the first time, but in the process she lost one of her best assets: her voice.

Ariel, with her flowing red hair, found herself having legs for the first time, but in the process she lost one of her best assets: her voice.

MYRTLE CREEK — The 204th Army Band will perform May 14 in Myrtle Creek.

In celebration of spring and Mothers Day, Umpqua Valley Arts is hosting its Spring Wreaths workshop from 9 a.m. to noon May 4.

Tagged on the window of a vacant space was the word “frog leg.”

Rovers and Dragons are hosting an evening of sea shanties, comedy songs, fast jigs and reels and dance music at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at Oran Mor Artisan Meadery, 305 Melrose

The Camden Junior Welfare League (CJWL) along with the Kershaw County School District, Arts Center of Kershaw County, Camden Poets Society and Camden Living magazine, invite the public to their

What?!: An All-Star Tribute to Russell ‘Young Lion’ Batiste features a lineup of Batiste family members and musicians Russell performed with over his 40-year career.