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The Henry Art Gallery hosts a collaboration between Seattle-based artist Barbara Earl Thomas and Derrick Adams that explores pleasure and identity.

In their inaugural season, The Sun City Stealth have broken records and made a lasting imprint on the Women's Football Alliance.  Setting a points record in their 77- 64 loss to the Arizona Outkast in their final home game of the season, The Stealth continue to make noise while being under the radar. #StealthMode Engaged With the announcement of the WFA's All American Team, There are multiple Sun City Stealth players who can be found on the list. Making the First Team in the American Conference: WR: Kim Kimmel - Kimmel's intensity sets the tone for the Stealth. Kimmel is a big play threat ...

Doug Ford is facing more family legal issues Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. Family members of Rob Ford are apparently not happy with how his older brother, Ontario Premier Doug Ford, is handling the estate of the late former Toronto mayor. Legal representatives for the younger Ford's two kids have filed a formal objection to how the premier, who is Rob's estate executor, is spending money on legal and accounting fees, is documenting some of the assets his brother left behind, and is generally splitting...

At around 11p.m. Saturday, May 1st the Wapello Police Department and Louisa County Sheriff’s Office partnered to execute a narcotics related residential search at 209 North Vine Street in Morning Sun. This was the culmination of a month’s long investigation into distribution of methamphetamine and other drugs in the Wapello and Morning Sun area. In the search, authorities discovered methamphetamine, drug money, evidence of narcotic sales and distribution and various pieces of paraphernalia. Four arrests were made in connection to the search. Forty-four year old Randy Ford of Morning Sun w...

7 snazzy Dallas-Fort Worth galas and parties going virtual in May 7 snazzy Dallas-Fort Worth galas and parties going virtual in May Dallas Mavs Ball goes virtual this year. Photo courtesy of Dallas Mavericks While life is certainly starting to feel "normal" again as more Dallas-Fort Worth residents get COVID-19 vaccinations, things are not yet "normal" enough for big, crowded gatherings to happen in ballrooms and event venues. So, for at least one more month, local nonprofits are holding pandemic-safer events to raise funds that are more vital than ever for their operations and services. Be...