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Entertainment Update is a listing of live performances happening in our communities. Submit entries to Alana Lackner at alanal@gorgenews.com, or call 541-296-2141 ext. 115. Entries are published as space permits.

Analysts expect Netflix to have positive news to report. Resistance to the companys crackdown on password sharing has been scant.

Entries are now being accepted for the 2022 Shaufler Prize in Journalism, the premier contest that recognizes the best journalism in the country advancing the understanding of issues related to underserved people in society.

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It a classic case of opposites being paired by the baseball schedule the next three days in San Diego, where the streaking Padres host the plunging Arizona Di

Will this generation fix systemic racism?

Daily baseball statistical analysis and commentary.

From the creator of One Strike comes Two Strikes (natch) by: Randy - posted: 5/10/2021 1:21:00 AM Okay I love it. You make a game. You call it  One Strike. And then a couple years later, you make a sequel to that game. I can imagine that there was a whiteboard up somewhere. Theyd scribble whatever baffling-but-awesome video game titles they came up with that week. Some got a laugh. Some got boos. But Danilo Barbosa, one of maybe four people that ma...

Two Strikes Theatre Collective from left: Natalie Dent, Aladrian C. Wetzel, Dana Woodson, Christen Cromwell, Lauren Erica Jackson and Rachel Wilson. New Baltimore theater company Two Strikes Theatre Collective announces their 2021 season with virtual devised works, staged readings of original plays, a podcast, and the second annual Brown Sugar Bake-off play festival.   “We created a season that focuses on original art created by Black women on subjects directly impacting us,” says Aladria...

April 1, 2021 Leading 3-1 and one out away from being a World Series Champion, Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Julio Urías faces Tampa Bay Rays infielder Willy Adames. The first two pitches of the at-bat, fastballs resulting in a swinging strike and a called strike, clock in at 94.9 mph and 94.1 mph. The last pitch of the at-bat (and subsequently the World Series) comes on the third pitch. Urias fires a third straight four-seam fastball, this time for a called strike three at 96.7 mph. This may no...