Alto police officer has died with Coronavirus
KTRE 9 News in Lufkin is reporting that an Alto police officer has died with Coronavirus.
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KTRE 9 News in Lufkin is reporting that an Alto police officer has died with Coronavirus.
WSU alumni Eduardo Castaneda cast his name into the running for council in Quincy, Washington, but withdrew from the race in the best interests of the town. Castaneda said there are seven of the council seats in Quincy up for election this year, and he was running for position number four. He wanted to make an impact in his community and create opportunities for the town that he did not have growing up, such as recreational activities like sports, he said. “Our town gets very cold in the winter and there’s a lot of ice everywhere. For decades, my town has been thinking about and plann...
March on Broadway planned for April 22 over Rudin, inequality concerns A rally and march is planned for April 22 in Manhattan in the wake of public allegations of abuse by producer Scott Rudin in an article in The Hollywood Reporter, as well as ongoing conversations about racism and inequality within the theater community. Organizers issued a list of six demands they want addressed, including Rudin's removal from the Broadway League; an accounting of how Actors Equity Association union dues are spent and national voting council information; and greater inclusion of performers who are tran...
Carrie Phillips Farmers Alley Theatre will present its season with the streaming platform Broadway On Demand to stay connected to theater-lovers in west Michigan during the COVID-19 pandemic. In a conversation with Cara Lieurance, deputy director Rob Weiner and artistic director Jeremy Koch offer a behind-the-scenes perspective on how they regrouped after the pandemic began, and they preview this month's event, The Conviction of Lady Lorraine, a one-woman show by Dwandra Nickole Lampkin about a writer who encounters a homeless woman. It has been transformed into a tele-p...
Courtesy of Dirty Sugar Photography Unity native and Broadway veteran Jerad Bortz (right), seen with partner Steven Skeels, has a new benefit album called “THANKFUL.” Courtesy of Polk & Co. TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Going into 2018, Unity native Jerad Bortz had a lot to be thankful for, not the least of which was a successful career on Broadway, including 12 years with the hit musical “Wicked.” That could have changed forever in early February of that year, when a car accident left him wi...