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THEATER/FILM Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre’s features upcoming performances: “The Nutcracker” from Dec. 8-28; “Beauty and the Beast” from Feb. 16-25; “Spring Mix” from April 5-7; and “Cinderella” from May 17-19, all at the Benedum Center. For tickets, times and additional information, visit pbt.org. “Irving Berlin’s White Christmas” rounds out the 2023 season at Little Lake Theatre […]

WE'VE put together a list of some of the best things happening in Dunmanway during the Christmas period, so take a look and get out into your local community this Christmas!

From restrictive bustles to bared bosoms and short hemlines, the wedding dress is a great communicator of societys norms and class structures. A wedding dress exhibition taking place in Dunmanway next month showcases 300 years of wedding trends and history

Ending his decade of silence, the voice of Marc Andreessen rises from the dust, trumpeting forth a rousing cri de coeur: "It is time to build." Andreessen's essay has got a lot of play in certain circles, and it generated many responses. The general rule for those galvanized by Andreessen's call to action is to…

The forgotten journeys chronicled by forty-five diverse Muslim women spanning the late Seventeenth Century to the mid-Twentieth

A sycamore tree over three centuries old might have to be felled to give way to a $3.6 million sidewalk project in Warsaw. Read more here.

Graeme Rushworth embodied by the words of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: “In my eyes and ears, the organ is the king of instruments.”

Dear Readers, Buon Compleanno to all you “Big Bambini” delivered by the September stork and Buon Onomastico (Name Day) to all you Michaels and Michelles!

Sullivan wore uniforms to class to bring history alive for students at MGCCC.

Inside the monarchs decades-long love affair with the French Riviera.