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Beer enthusiasts, this weekend’s for you! Head down to Buckley Park, 1200 Main Ave. on Friday and Saturday for the annual San Juan Brewfest, a benefit for United Way of Southwest Colorado. This year’s...

Floyd Harthun, 88, Marshalltown, Iowa, passed away peacefully and went to be with his Lord and Savior on the evening of August 17, 2023, at the Willows of Marsh

The Arab Youth Hackathon 2023 for young MENA Innovators ($USD 60,000 in Prizes) Application Deadline: Varying by Country

Merely Players and Javon “Ja’Moon” Jones are presenting “A Slow Crawl Towards Heaven” at 7 p.m. Friday at Merely Underground, 789 Tech Center Drive. Tickets are $25 and flex tickets apply for this sho...

Tennessee Tech University has announced the launch of a new podcast titled “College Town Talk.” The weekly program features in-depth conversations with Tech faculty, staff, students and alumni, as well

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEAugust 18, 2023Contact: press@michigan.govGovernor Whitmer Joins Whirlpool Corporation and Elected Officials for Groundbreaking

In honor of this year's Atlantic City Air Show, we show you what it's really like to experience that kind of high...from the INSIDE.

Audience we have. we thank you so much for this information. period the gold rush put seattle on the map, it was a distribution hub, and then the timber industry allowed them to build early planes. bill gates headquartered microsoft there and it became a tech center. at research universities, beautiful infrastructure and the city flourished, but everything changed after the black lives matter riots. a group of vagrants roped off a big chunk of the city and claimed it was their land. they said it...

Take a step, or a dancer, out of a New York immersive-theater company, and you’ll find Javon Jones, 25, performing a solo show for Merely Players starting Aug. 18. The Michigan-born, Durango-influence...

From an NFL quarterback investing in making the community better to a 24-year-old CEO managing assets in North America, here are the young people in greater Cleveland making their mark in the world.