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The Leadership Lufkin Alumni Association is excited to announce an evening of entertainment with its upcoming Dueling Pianos fundraising event, scheduled for Friday, June 7, at the Pitser Garrison Convention

The quest to unlock the magic of reading is as complex as it is crucial. In recent decades, phonics probably has been more discussed, more hotly debated, and less understood

Americans were fascinated with the French Foreign Legion and its “courage” the rough and tough Foreign Legionnaires breathed and died by; remember?

Investigation began in March

Surreal and symbolic paintings and drawings of personal, political, and social explorations of relationships with ourselves and the world around us. By artists Stephen Arthur, Eva Lederer, Maliheh Vatankhah, and Wan Li Zhang. Presented by West Van Arts Council.

Beethoven Symphony No. 7 & Dessner Premieres If Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony is known as a musical embodiment of fate, his Seventh carries the spirit of freedom and liberation, with catchy, dance-like melodies woven throughout. Bryce Dessner, founder of Cincinnati’s MusicNOW Festival and a member of the Grammy-winning band The National, shares two of his works for orchestra.

Every time Roger McGuinn gets to travel the country with his wife in their conversion van, he says it’s their honeymoon all over again.

Jane Schoenbrun might be the only contemporary filmmaker who fully captures the deep emotional truth of our screen-centric media moment.

The popular Party on the Patio outdoor concert series at Mohegan Pennsylvania kicked off Thursday night.

Here’s why.