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MARION – The First Congregational Church of Marion invites residents to come out and celebrate the Christmas season at the

News in brief from around Licking County.

Looking for something to do this week in Manitowoc? City of Manitowocs Department of Tourism shares its weekly list of five things to do.

The public is invited to attend Westminster College’s annual Christmas Vespers worship service at 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 4, in the Will W. Orr Auditorium on the College campus.

Monmouth is sending their Christmas gift to the community early with their Christmas at Monmouth concert this Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Professor Tim Pahel who directs the choir and chorale, calls it one of the "highlights" of the year for the Monmouth music department. Also performing will be the Concert Choir, directed by Tom Clark, and on the instrumental side, there's the Wind Ensemble and Monmouth Civic Orchestra, directed by Justin Swearinger and Rich Cangro respectively. Pahel ...

The Warrensburg community will welcome thousands of visitors Friday and Saturday, Dec. 9-10 as the University of Central Missouri hosts 2022 Fall Commencement exercises in the Multipurpose Building. The celebration will bring families, friends and students together for three ceremonies honoring more than 1,500 individuals who have met undergraduate and graduate degree requirements and are eligible to participate. Individuals who cannot attend but would like to view the ceremonies can do so virtu...

On Wednesday 23rd November, The Tiffin Girls’ School hosted its annual Autumn Concert, bringing bright tunes and lyrical melodies to the ears of…

The Wild Rivers Symphony and Wind Ensemble is pleased to announce “Winter Canyon,” its upcoming winter concert series at Crescent City and Brookings, Ore., on Dec. 4 and 5. The

The Denison University Department of Music presents music events for the community to enjoy.

A singer-songwriter, Doug Allen Nash has entertained U.S. troops in 87 countries, and has performed in venues including Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas, Nashville’s Opryland Hotel, and the Taj Mahal in Atlantic City.