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Summer will be here before we know it and kids’ summer camps are starting to fill up across the metro. These camps across metro Atlanta still have availability.

PELLA — Central College announces the creation of a full-tuition scholarship in the name of Shirley and Dirk Van Zante, a 1952 graduate.

The renovations to Sheerr pool will take the entire 2024-25 school year to complete, sending the Penn swimmers to alternative practice sites for the season.

Saturday, April 27 was World Tai Chi Day. In honor of the occasion, instructor Bill Weber and the Butler YMCA used the following day to hold a free class to give people the opportunity to experience t...

Kids at the YMCA Community Fest, the popular event formerly known as Kids Fest, had the opportunity to get their faces painted at one of the booths hosted in Bradford

POINT AU ROCHE — Members of the Plattsburgh community, including college students and the Girl Scouts of Northeastern New York, gathered at Camp Tapawingo here Saturday for the annual Day

“When you do an event like Fundsy, it just means everybody’s putting their shoulder to the wheel and really believes in our community.”

From a kid who always knew his calling, to taking a bow on theaters biggest stage, Elijah Lyons was born to sing and dance.

A look at upcoming outdoors-related events from across Wisconsin published in the May 3, 2024, edition of Outdoor News.

Cherokee Nation citizen, Molly Jarvis, Cherokee Nation Businesses Senior Vice President and COO of Cherokee Nation Cultural and Economic Development, was recently recognized for her multifaceted leadership role in the