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The Spring Instrumental Ensembles Concert features performances by the Lincoln Trail College Orchestra and Jazz Band and a student-led rock group. The LTC Orchestra will play Variations on a Japanese Folk Song, Into the Sky, and an exciting piece called Breakbeat, where orchestra members stomp and clap in certain sections. Among the selections to be played by the Jazz Band are Killer Joe, Over the Rainbow, Mack the Knife featuring Michael Bach on vocals, and an exciting new work called Cold Peanut Butter.

The last 200, 300 years, french codified the technical skills and the fundamentals of cuisine. it's like an architecture or in music you have to know your fen fundamentals and you can play with it. >> a lot of it is hand work. perfect dicing of things. all that takes practice. it really requires every aspect of your psyche and imagination and creativity. >> nothing was too much trouble if you were going to produce a beautiful result. i would go to the cordon bleu at 7:00 in the morning and finished around 11, and then i would rush home and prepare a fancy lunch for my husband paul.

. >> in my youth, i always heard a woman could not be a chef, because in kitchens, pans and pots are heavy, and it is not place for her. >> it was fascinating to see how much there was to learn, and the more i got into it, the more i loved it and the more i appreciated it as a true artform that you could spend your life over. >> we french love coup de -- in the last 200 years, france codified the fundamental skills of the cuisine. it's like architecture or music, you have to love your fundamentals and then you can play with it. >> well it's a hand work you

Russian armored vehicles had come off the road to avoid mines only to find themselves unable to cross the bridge and unable to reverse in time. none of the soldiers inside survived. a little further up the road, two tanks have been virtually smelted, blasted almost to smithereens. he tells us this was his hand work. we all have one role, to keep the enemy off our land. the first thing they did after seeing the village, they started to shell houses just like that. they didn't see us. they didn't know we were here, so they just started to work on houses. and so i took the tank in my sights and i...

Pictured is the art exhibit at the Tri-Church Parish in Brocton. BROCTON — Brocton’s Art Discovery program is displaying its latest exhibit, which is an artistic history that combines both February’s Black History Month and March’s Women’s History Month. Instead of doing two different exhibits for each month, the architect of the Art Discovery program, Lucy Andrus, said that this program will celebrate and recognize pieces of both. “For the Women’s History component, we’re focusing on the concept of women’s handwork and its multiple layers of meaning and purpose,” Andrus s...