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WEST LEBANON — The COVID-19 pandemic has wrought many changes in the world of Upper Valley nonprofit organizations, not least of which the way organizations host fundraisers.Before the pandemic, it was more common for groups to hold galas and dinners,...
Fair Access Missouri filed four initiatives last week for legalization COLUMBIA â Multiple pro-marijuana legalization groups in Missouri have filed initiatives to end the prohibition on the plant. Their goal is to get a legalization measure on the 2022 ballot. The group Fair Access Missouri filed four initiatives, three of which would allow the legal sale of recreational marijuana to anyone over the age of 21, while the fourth would amend the current medical marijuana program. The measures state the purpose as permitting, âthe safe and legal use of cannabis by adults over the age of...
JEFFERSON CITY â The âEnd the War on Drugs Lobby Dayâ is taking place at the Capitol Tuesday. The event is being hosted by Crossing Paths. Crossing Paths Executive Director/Treasurer/lobbyist, Bharani Kumar is leading those in attendance around the capitol. The purpose of the event is to show state representatives and senators that citizens support issues in the Missouri Capitol such as the legalization of marijuana, psychedelic medicine, de-felonizing drug possession and other criminal justice reforms.  This event comes after legislation was filed to possibly legalize t...
FSU Panama City names 2020 Notable 'Noles NEWS HERALD STAFF REPORTS PANAMA CITY — Florida State University Panama City announced this week its 2020 Notable 'Noles. The honorees include minister and nonprofit officer Albert Jesse "A.J." Bacon, communication professional Kevin Elliott and non-profit director Janice Lucas. The award is given to FSU Panama City alumni who demonstrated excellence as students and have made outstanding contributions to the community and within their careers. Since the award’s inception in 1996, the college has recognized 80 Notable ’Noles, accounting for le...
In fact, she doesn’t run at all. But that’s not surprising for a bronze statue — in this case, an ultra-lifelike figure that’s frozen mid-stride on a downtown street corner. The eye-catching artwork, called Shaping Up, was installed Tuesday morning on the red-brick sidewalk at Kings Highway and Tanner Street. It’s the latest display by a local group devoted to bringing sculptures to the borough — Haddonfield Outdoor Sculpture Trust, or HOST. And it’s HOST’s fourth piece by the late J. Seward Johnson Jr., a sculptor whose work frequently resembles actual people dipped in bro...