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The Woodland Opera House presents its Young Adult Performer’s Series production “The Wizard of Oz — a New Modern Play” adapted for the stage by Jon Jory from the book written by L. Frank Baum. Set for 2 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, March 6 and 7, the play is underwritten by Music to Grow on Music Therapy Services Inc. Directed by Cheryl Watson, the play was rehearsed completely remotely and recorded on Zoom. “We wanted to provide an outlet for our skilled teen acting students who are eager to continue performing. To rehearse safely, Cheryl devised an efficient rehearsal system...

Readings by award-winning writer and UCD alumni planned Shares The UC Davis Creative Writing Program will present free online readings Tuesday and Wednesday, March 2 and 3 — one by a star of the literary world and another by three UCD alumni with newly published books. Carmen Maria Machado is the author of the bestselling memoir “In the Dream House” and the award-winning short-story collection “Her Body and Other Parties.” “In the Dream House” traces the arc of a harrowing relationship with a charismatic but volatile woman and Machado’s struggle to make sense of how what happe...

It was brief and it was dark, but the flyover of three U.S. Air Force bombers in formation at Super Bowl LV signaled more to the world than just a fleeting flyby.

How the Taliban Came to Hate (And Fear) the B-1 Bomber The B-1 remains well-liked by pilots for its unusual maneuverability and responsiveness for an aircraft of its size. Here's What You Need to Know: The Bone may be retired after a respectable half-century of service. Until then, the huge swing-wing bombers will continue to receive upgrades and may yet again be adapted to fit the Pentagon’s evolving warfighting needs—such as potentially hunting ships with long-range missiles. Huge yet surprisingly sleek and agile, the U.S. Air Force’s B-1 Lancer strategic bombers—popularly dubbed...

Vitamin B12 is used by the body to make new red blood cells, nerves, and DNA. It's also used in a number of other everyday bodily functions, but huge numbers of people may not be getting enough in their diet. The body doesn't naturally engineer vitamin B12 - like it does for vitamin D - which is why it's crucial that everybody eats enough B12-rich foods. But if you are at risk of a deficiency, it can be difficult to even know. Vitamin B12 deficiency symptoms: Seven 'sneaky' signs that may be overlooked (Image: GETTY Images) There are a number of different tell-tale signs of a vitamin B12 defi...