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In the world of audiobooks, a great narrator can make a good book better. Sometimes, a great narrator can even make a disappointing book bearable. That’s the case for John

Columnist Bill McClellan writes: We the People often need guidance. That is obvious right now.

“The History of Sketch Comedy” traces the art form from its earliest iterations hundreds of years ago to its current purveyors, including “Saturday Night Live” and “A Black Lady Sketch

ROSEBURG — The Douglas County Museum Foundation is having a fundraising event with author Linda Jones Weber from 4-6 p.m. Saturday.

OAKLAND — The sun broke through the clouds just in time Saturday for the Wildfire Aid benefit concert hosted by the Oakland Community Theater to begin at the Oakland City

Stephen Jacbosmeyer was once the St. Louis polices golden boy, then everything crumbled, then he rebuilt it.

The 2023 Music Arts Drama and Dance (MAD) Festival, sponsored in part by the Chronicle-Independent and organized by the Arts Center of Kershaw County, kicks off this weekend and the

Here’s a rundown on the acts and events taking place during and beyond the MAD Festival. For more information, visit www.madfestivalkc.org/.

WINSTON — Riverbend Park saw beer steins, wiener dog races and barrel rolling races Saturday as Winston residents gathered to hear live music and contribute to suicide prevention in the

Aart historian and Europhile turns his colossal erudition to pandemics and the women and men who transformed our understanding of them.