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Return to (Almost) Normal? 10 Live, In-Person A&E Events To Check Out Photo by Rob Simmons on Unsplash Like a timid chick easing its way out of its egg, live arts and entertainment have gradually, methodically, carefully returned to South Florida. Granted, virtual events still far outweigh the in-person kind, but for spectators interested in safely venturing out for a modified reminder of the Old Normal, opportunities exist if you seek them out. Here are 10 highlights we discovered from now through the end of March. Lourdes Lopez: “A Lifetime in Ballet,” Jan. 21 at Society of the Four Art...

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Man killed in Covington crash Destiny Lynn Carter A Covington woman was charged with drunken driving and vehicular homicide after a crash that resulted in a motorcyclist’s death Sunday night. It happened at about 9:20 p.m. Sunday on Access Road, just west of Capes Drive. Troopers said a 2010 Audi failed to stop before striking the rear of a 2020 Jiangsu Baodiao 9 Lines motorcycle as both were eastbound o...

An area health care facility will offer two free COVID-19 testing dates next month. As part of the partnership with Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Missouri Community Health Centers and MAKO Medical, Katy Trail Community Health will provide free COVID-19 testing. The only requirement is that you have a Missouri address. The test is a PCR test done by mid-nasal swab to determine the presence of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. This is not an antigen or antibody test. The first available date for testing will be from 1 to 6 p.m. on Tuesday, January 5. Testing will ...

Of University of Abuja, Land Enchroachers and Development, By Okuboye Michael Adeshina 5 min read Given the relatively slow pace of development at the University in the last couple of years, it almost appeared as if the University of Abuja had taken more land – over 11,000 hectares – than it could use. But this is certainly unrealistic as the University of Abuja is the only public university in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and it will remain to serve many generations in the future. Several years ago, not a few people had reservations about coming to settle in Abuja,...

Daily Post Nigeria Published The Border Communities Development Agency (BCDA) has declared that no illegitimate payments were made into private accounts of individuals in the agency. BCDA said, contrary to insinuations, the agency only made legitimate payments to staff members aimed at carrying out official duties. Sadiq Isa, BCDA Head of Public Affairs and Protocol made the clarification in a statement he signed. Isa said that if there were to be anything untoward in the payments they would not be on the federal government Treasury Open Payment Platform. He said on the specific issue of paym...