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SULLIVAN, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — The Sullivan VFW post will regain one of the main pieces of its storied history. Heroes New Hope Foundation donated $6,537 to move a helicopter to their new building. Ever since the March tornado, the Sullivan VFW post has looked to try and find a helicopter to replace the one that [...]
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Linn-Mar Senior TJ Jackson sent a message to his high jump competitors earlier this year, when he cleared a state beat 6′10 1/2, almost a foot over his head.
Cathy Rivers has worked with community radio for 10 years. Soon, she will be involved with music in a different format. In June, Rivers starts her job as the Rialtoâs executive director, taking over for Curtis McCrary, who worked at the theater for 16 years. Along with serving as executive director since 2015, Rivers worked as a program director and DJ for KXCI. Rivers says sheâs ready to move on, but she wanted to be sure that KXCI was in a good place. âIt was the perfect time for me to leave KXCI, as the staff and board of directors are really rock-solid right now...
Posted By Jeff Gardner on Wed, Apr 7, 2021 at 11:19 AM KXCI Community Radio executive director Cathy Rivers won't have to move far for her new role: executive director of the Rialto Theatre. Well known to the downtown music scene, Rivers will assume the new role starting June 1. According to the Rialto, Rivers was selected due to her talent and proven skill as a local leader, in addition to being a longtime community partner. “The Rialto Theatre is a vital Tucson institution and a crucial part of downtown, and by extension, our entire community,” Rivers sai...
When the cloud of COVID-19 lifts and the long-shuttered Fox Tucson Theatre reopens to audiences and artists, Executive Director Bonnie Schock imagines there will be an outflowing of emotion from her staff and audiences filling the nearly 1,200-seat historic theater. âThe push to get back there, it feels Herculean some days,â said Schock, who has led the Fox through the pandemic. âGetting to that point is going to be an extraordinary emotional release, and I think that will be true for audiences, too.â But that day wonât come for months. Schock, who took over the Fox j...