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Waxahachie Daily Light Although live theater has become an uncommon set of words within the last year due to COVID-19, the theater program at West Texas A&M is determined to put on their musical performance, with Waxahachie High School alumnus Mitch Russo as one of the cast members.  This theatrical production has been six weeks in the making, with only eight students double-cast for the four-person show named “[title of show]”. “This is a four-person show originally. We chose to double cast to at least afford as many opportunities as we possibly could to our students," shared B...

The Atlantic introduces “Inheritance”: A project about American history, Black life, and the resilience of memory © Provided by The Atlantic Too much knowledge has been lost, too many stories distorted, too many people forgotten. We mourn for all we do not know. Yet the vision and resilience of Black America are shaping this nation. Our future demands that we unbury the past. Beginning today, The Atlantic is launching “Inheritance,” a multiyear journalism and tech project that will endeavor to fill the blank pages of Black history: to piece together, through reporting and data, the...

In a landslide vote this week, registered nurses at Sutter Coast Hospital in Crescent City are bringing union representation to the state’s northwest coast after voting by 85 percent to join the California Nurses Association.  “We are thrilled to be joining our 8,000 Sutter RN colleagues to bring a unified voice for advocating for safe patient care for our patients here in Crescent City, as well as throughout the Sutter system, which is even more critical in the midst of this deadly pandemic,” said Sutter Coast RN Niki Pope.  In a mail ballot election conducted by the ...

The Oscar-winning director of "Citizenfour" explained why she believes The Intercept lacks accountability, and why she decided to speak out now.

Employee service awards announced Star Courier The Henry and Stark County Health Departments' and the Henry County Health Board has announced the 2020 Health Department Employee Service Award recipients. "The Henry County Board of Health recognizes that honest, loyal and qualified employees are the most valuable assets of the Health Department," said Public Health Administrator Duane Stevens. "It is because of their dedication and commitment that we have been able to contribute so much to the health and well-being of the community." This year's winners are: RaeAnn Tucker, Director of Health P...